Would it be possible to roll up the bag and attach it to a backpack for cross country skiing?
221815
I don't think so, its pretty stiff, I can split in half to store it , but thats all..
221816
I just tried it. You can roll it up, but it makes a pretty big bundle. And the model we have has wheels attached, which would make it pretty hard to strap to your back.
1161786
I wouldn't, b/c most of the weight is on the rolling bag itself in the rolling position. Maybe initially, tilting back but my cheap Walmart travelers roll-on had no problems
1012270
I wouldnt think that would be possible. The zippers are good but not for zipping together. The brand has other sleeping bags that are made for zipping together I would look at those.
308564
Hi, it is pretty bulky and I don't think you can. You may damage it... You can roll it and hang it outside the pack !One of my friends has a super nice one very flexible it is more like "memory foam" type. But I have no clue of the brand.. sorry.Good luck and have fun on your trip.
1437561
It won't roll up; it has a flexible wire frame. Folded up, it's the size of the panel with the door. It's very lightweight, so you might be able to just hang it off the back of your pack.
559858
If you take off the side pouch it should be possible. Pack is much larger than it appears in the pictures. Good luck and happy hunting!
986162
I don't see any reason why you couldn't. The helmet could easily fit into the bag. Failing that, there are plenty of places to strap the helmet onto the bag.
1083470
I would say rolled up it seems no bigger than a regular sleeping bag. And it came rolled tighter than I could replicate. Should have no problem.
597284
I've taken mine on a few ski trips. I throw it in the bag with my clothes and I'm good to go
1367934
Yes, easily. I've done it. This backpack is smaller than the maximum size allowed. You won't have a problem
1055935
No. I don't think that would be possible. Once it comes out of the bag it gets to be about 8 inches thick.
966373
yes, but I don't like rolling it up that tight to fit in the bag so put it into a sports gym sack. Just the right size. Don't have to roll up pillow and can throw over my shoulder.
314923
Yes. I'd think so. I would think after a few moves it could become damaged though - since there isn't any reinforcing I would think it wasn't designed for frequent handling. I suspect if a person were careful it might work. If I remember correctly it weighs a few pounds. This would not be my first choice for hiking / backpacking.
2050139
Don't see why not...it comes in a travel bag and can be rolled up...a little longer then a rolling pin.
634240
The straps just hold the skis together so I can't imagine why they wouldn't work. You can see here: http://www.prolineracks.com/sportube-series3-ski-travel-cases.html
128697
It's generally meant for stuffing into a backpack, though depending upon how full you have it, you could conceivably strap it to the outside like you would a sleeping bag. The straps are meant more for the compression; you wouldn't really be able to wear it directly on your back. There is a small handle at the orange "cap" on one end, but that's only about 6" across, if that -- just enough to slip your hand through it. Wouldn't be ideal to carry it that way for the full trek.
599715
Yes you could, but you will have to fill it with dirt or foam in order to get the bag filled to look rigjt.