Get Rid Of Your Stuff Sacks, They're Killing Your Pack

One of the easiest pro moves to get a more comfortable, lighter and easier to pack...pack, is to get rid of all the stuff sacks you use to pack up you stuff. I started backpacking with a stuff sack for everything and recently I've transitioned to using just a trash compactor bag or pack liner for the things I don't want to get wet and tossing everything else in on top (except food). My pack is a touch lighter without all those stuff sacks, but more importantly it's way more comfortable without all those stuff sack bulges in there and it's easier and faster to pack too.
Links to stuff I use that I get paid a bit if you buy them:
Therm-a-rest Neo Air - alnk.to/1XUaI3l
Sea 2 Summit Ultralight Pillow - alnk.to/aeVMOrj
MSR Hubba 3 (this is not the Hubba 3 we carried, the new Hubba 3 has side entry doors, which I would not recommend if you actually have 3 people sleeping in it, great for people and dogs though!) - alnk.to/cb07BnX
Jet Boil Micromo - alnk.to/31oIJMJ
Black DIamond Storm 500 - alnk.to/fwoweVL
Black Diamond Alpine FLZ - alnk.to/btl5Gbx
Power Bank - amzn.to/41PRBmc
Ice Axe - alnk.to/gVIAe2H
Micro Spike - amzn.to/3oBHtPG
Chargers - amzn.to/3H7fWvL
Sea To Summit Clothes Line - alnk.to/87WHbmP
Cotopaxi Sombra - alnk.to/4qIMAfd
Cotopaxi Fuego - alnk.to/hhy6bOz
BD Alpine Pants - alnk.to/1MZpS2i
Fenix 6x - amzn.to/3N63RL9