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sea to summit ones. From cotswold outdoor. The ultrasil
If I get a chance I'll have a look at them, ta.
The bag has a stuff sack I think, but it's not waterproof. The bivvy goes into a built in one.
Actually, I might have a drybag somewhere. I think I remember buying one ages ago. HMm.. need to ransack my camping kit.
hippy
I use sea to summit ones. From cotswold outdoor. The ultrasil
They're very light and robust.
Does you sleeping bag not have a stuff sack? You should be able to get a waterproof stuff sack.
That said, it can be as fast if not faster to use a dry back to stuff a sleeping bag in. Plus you can pack it inside the bivi bag and also with the camping matt in one. That's what I do when touring. Qucik and simple.