I buy the Kelty Women's Cosmic 35 fits 5'6' and now I need a compression sleeping bag stuff sack. What would be the appropriate size should I buy?
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I bought the small and it is too small for my Kelty 20' dridown bag (which I suspected, but I wanted to try it). I don't need a lot more space so I am going to order a medium. I have other uses for the small so I am keeping it. I think I am going to love the sack but I haven't traveled with it yet.
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we have the men's kelty 20 degree regular sleeping bag and the Large was way too big. Going to go for the medium. You should consider medium or even small
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My 90" box-foot mummy bag fits just right. Used it deer hunting a few weeks ago during 28 degree nights and it provided just what I needed as a heat shield keeping body heat in and my bag dry.
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Medium should fit nicely. The size of medium is already huge. I stuff my sleeping bag, my tri-climate jacket and my fleece still have some space left.
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I am 6'5" and i tried a friends patrol sleeping bag and I fit in it with no problems. probably going to buy one for myself.
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I'm not a pro, only hiked out into the Northern California forests. That being said, I am 5' 7" and this bag fits me good. I would suggest a smaller back pack. Check out Teton Sport Scout 3400. Also try on similar or same size in person !!!
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I am 5 foot 10 inches and the regular sized sleeping bag is just the right fit, with plenty of room for the feet. I would recommend you order the next size up for someone 6 feet tall, I think they call it XL size. You will need to order two bags of the same size, one with a left handed zipper and one with a right handed zipper, so they can be zipped together. It won't matter if one bag is a bit big for you, it will still be very warm and comfortable. I found this bag very good value for the money and comparable to sleeping bags that sell for 4 times the price in camping stores. Also this bag can be washed if needed, unlike the down filled bags which are very difficult to maintain. I am 5 foot 10 inches and the regular sized sleeping bag is just the right fit, with plenty of room for the feet. I would recommend you order the next size up for someone 6 feet tall, I think they call it XL size. You will need to order two bags of the same size, one with a left handed zipper and one with a right handed zipper, so they can be zipped together. It won't matter if one bag is a bit big for you, it will still be very warm and comfortable. I found this bag very good value for the money and comparable to sleeping bags that sell for 4 times the price in camping stores. Also this... » Read More I am 5 foot 10 inches and the regular sized sleeping bag is just the right fit, with plenty of room for the feet. I would recommend you order the next size up for someone 6 feet tall, I think they call it XL size. You will need to order two bags of the same size, one with a left handed zipper and one with a right handed zipper, so they can be zipped together. It won't matter if one bag is a bit big for you, it will still be very warm and comfortable. I found this bag very good value for the money and comparable to sleeping bags that sell for 4 times the price in camping stores. Also this bag can be washed if needed, unlike the down filled bags which are very difficult to maintain. « Show Less
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I'm 6'2' also and about 220 lbs. I know I purchased the largest size available (I think the XXL). I like some room so I can wear a good base layer if needed. If you are in a climate that gets below 20 F I would say go big so you can add sweatshirt under it comfortably.
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I bought the regular length 20 degree bag and its just shy of 4 pounds. You can see the specs on the alps mountaineering website. Its a great bag but its pretty tight trying to get it in the stuff sack. Don't even bother trying to roll it.
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I'm 6'4" and am not happy with it it's too small for me and my girlfriend I use two of my hunting sleeping bags zipped together this sleeping bag is more of a Sumer bag and would recommend for smaller people the price was great but I use it as an extra blanket
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I am 5'6'' and Small/Medium size works just fine. In my opinion, the best approach is to go to a local outfitter store, they might have a special measuring device from Osprey. That what I did.
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We have both a medium kelty sack maximum size is 20x38 cm or 8x15 inches. The large is 25x38 cm or 10x18 inches. Large enough to fit a long sleeping bag.
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Hello Miles, i bought the sleeping bag liner for my husband who is 6 ft even and he has no problem with it at all in fact this is the 3rd one i bought for him.
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I got a compression sack that was roughly the same size as the stuff sack that came with it, but it only compressed end-to-end. I didn't realize that what I needed was more of something to make it thinner, not as much shorter. The bag actually fits well in the stuff sack, and into the "stuff" compartment of my backpack, so I am sticking with that setup until I find the "perfect" compression sack. The number 30 comes to mind for what I did buy, though. I would go a step lower than that if I really had to have a stuff sack...that wasn't "perfect". Hope this helps.....
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I got the Coleman North Rim 0 Degree Sleeping Bag and I use the Medium bags... It might fit in the small but I had a really hard time trying to get my sleeping bag into the compression bag... I bought these a couple years ago.... There was an option to buy a 3 pack with different sizes... I use the other two sizes for other stuff when I hike...
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I am 5'8" and 185 lbs. I got the medium/large and it fits well. I assume the small/medium will work for you. This pack does not come with the rain cover, so I bought one at the time I got the Coyote 80. It is a very nice pack. I like it a lot! The only thing I wish it had was a separate top and bottom compartment. I hate digging for things on the bottom. BUT, for the price and all the other options on this pack, like large outside pockets, access to the inside from the front, and a large pocket on the front, it is the best pack I could have gotten myself. It is also extremely comfortable on the hips and shoulders. Hope this helps...Merry Christmas! HoHoHo!
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As someone that can't stand sleeping in mummy bags, my philosophy is that no bag is to wide or big. That said, I'm 6'1" and 250 lbs and this bag is extremely comfortable for me; however it is a big bag and may be overkill for you particularly in length. You may want to see if they have a short version to save on bulk when stored. I love this bag and am always warm (only had it down to 22 degrees and was pretty comfy.)
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I would recommend the small sack 7" X 16", 10L down to 3.3L, it would give you some flexibility.