VACUUM SEALER for EXTRA clothes

[Elbert Chamblee]

I keep a extra change of clothes and towels in several different vacuum sealed bags. Towel too....just in case of an emergency for fishing. I am redoing last years now for this tournament season. Fleece starter jacket from walmart in for cold weather. I have fell out of the boat more than once.

[T-Bone]

Excellent reminder....I vacuum seal crackers and vienna/ potted meat. As well as extra underwear, warm ups and a sweat shirt. My vacuum packer has not only preserved my fish and game, but also has given me peace of mind when venturing out down those shallow narrow canals that were iffy.... as well as that time I took one too many steps and water got in my hip boots..... Vacuum seal units are a small investment when you look at the whole scheme of things.

[dave]

any particular sealer recommendation? I'm looking into getting a newer better one than the ol food saver sitting in the kitchen

[meaux fishing]

Originally Posted by dave

any particular sealer recommendation? I'm looking into getting a newer better one than the ol food saver sitting in the kitchen

check out the Cabelas professional. They were on sale for $350 a week or so ago. Ive had one for at least a year and been happy with it

[dave]

Originally Posted by meaux fishing

check out the Cabelas professional. They were on sale for $350 a week or so ago. Ive had one for at least a year and been happy with it

Will take a look. Thanks!

[cabwiz2]

Check out the Ary Vacmaster VP112 if you do alot of sealing. Cost around $600 but it is a chamber type of sealer and you dont have to use the channel type bags which cost around $.25 per bag quart size compared to the smooth bags which cost around $.06 per bag. Would pay for itself after 1300 bags. Plus you get a better seal IMO and can seal liquids in the bag. Only downfall is limited on the size of the bag to 12x14 I think. I have had one for 3 years and no problems and I have gone though more than 2500 bags so far.

[geralddct]

Originally Posted by cabwiz2

Check out the Ary Vacmaster VP112 if you do alot of sealing. Cost around $600 but it is a chamber type of sealer and you dont have to use the channel type bags which cost around $.25 per bag quart size compared to the smooth bags which cost around $.06 per bag. Would pay for itself after 1300 bags. Plus you get a better seal IMO and can seal liquids in the bag. Only downfall is limited on the size of the bag to 12x14 I think. I have had one for 3 years and no problems and I have gone though more than 2500 bags so far.

Who sales the chamber bags are do you have to order the.

[cabwiz2]

I order them