Up until recently I've been keeping them in plastic bags until I discovered drybags from Nature Trecking stores. They are fantastic.
Up until recently I've been keeping them in plastic bags until I discovered drybags from Nature Trecking stores. They are fantastic.
Aloksak bags come in many sizes and work well to keep my electronics and spools of 120/220 film dry. I've used them on day trips and backpacking trips for up to 5 days (my long weekends). I split them up among a few bags so I'm not exposing them all at the same time to the cold/heat/humidity when the climate calls for it.
Anti-static bubble wrap bags.
http://www.uline.com/BL_7651/Anti-St...FegZQgodHh29oA
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