When "stuffed" into it's stuff sack, what is the packed size of this tarp, maybe in a "Soda Can" or "soup can" scale?
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The stuff sack is loose. More like the size of a box of Kraft Mac & Cheese...the cheap stuff made with powder...
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Bigger than a soda can or soup can. I would say 25% larger than a 1 liter nalgene bottle. Still pretty compact for the size of the tarp 10 feet by 7 feet. Hope this helps.
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about the size of of a 32 oz bottle.. a tiny bit longer... and a bit less wide.. like a long coffe cup....
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the size of the packed tarp can stuff down to about the size of 3 soda cans
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I'm not sure how big of a bag you carry but is about a 12 to 16 oz bottle. It's maybe 3 to 4 inches taller than a coke can.
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Off the top of my head, I recall it packs into bag supplied at approximately 36"h x 7"w x 7"d.
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First, it doesn't come with a stuff sack. But it does have an elastic band to keep it rolled up. I don't have it in front of me but it rolls up to be about a foot and a half wide (obviously you can change this depending on how you roll it) and about as big around as a large pineapple I guess, maybe like 6-8 inches diameter. It won't compress too much because it's fleece, but it's lightweight. My summer sleeping bag compresses smaller.
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I found it will stuff down to about 6 inch diameter and about 9 inches long, but depends on your stuff sack too I guess. Doesn't stuff all that much, but it will a little bit, just don't expect miracles.
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It's about 5x7. It's really a tarp that is aluminized on one side but it works great for camping. I do wish it was bigger.
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Hi Holly, The package says 83 x 36 inch. I haven't taken it out of the bag yet ! It would work in an emergency setting. It is light weight and would fit nicely in a back pack ! Hope this helps ?
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It appears to be compared to other packs of mine. I haven't filled it for measure. A buddy has the large, which is huge. Medium is good for a three day weekend or a manageable "get home bag". More important: this was in poor condition when received (patched, resewn, & coating worn off).
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I can only give an approximation, since the structure is quite flexible. It's about 12" x 14", and if it's empty and just flopping, it's about 2" deep. But if you start stuffing it, it takes up height from the surrounding areas and can go up to 4-5". I carry a couple of water bottles, warm gloves, an light windproof under-jacket, and it still has room to stuff other stuff. I think it's roomy for a tail bag, but clearly not enough for an exterior type riding jacket.
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I would say 6x6 what I did because of the possibility of rain and I was carrying Rubbermaid totes, I think the average size, I placed a tarp at one end of my truck and placed 3 totes on the end of the tarp, so the totes held down that end of the tarp, then kept loading totes until I got to the end of the truck, this was all single layer, then when I got to the end I placed the other end of the tarp under those totes so the whole top of the totes was covered, then I took some ones advice and removed all the yellow clips, placed net across the tops and then pulled across, then started attaching clips all the way around...Drove 1 hour in the rain:) on Interstate 5 here in Washington and it worked perfect. I will be doing this again soon but doing a double layer of totes and driving for 6 hours across Washington state to take our son his things now that he has a home of his own. But I now feel very comfortable with what this cargo net can do....you could even fold it in half and still use......
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i stuff mine into a stuff sack that is about 8inx8in and 9in tall and i also fit all of my rigging ropes in the same stuff sack
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The one I have is more like 9x7x5; it's a little larger than your standard brown bag lunch sack. It's just right for school/work lunches.
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Ziploc top opens to about 5" 7/8in. but inside bag (i.e. turn the pad a little) it is 6 inches wide, 8 inches long. Double zip and then fold down and have snap with a hanging carrying cord. 2 Ziploc tops 1 is I inch down from foldable top. To make more waterproof. Have not actually used it yet. Got 3 in a pack. very clear front so can see item and use it from outside the bag.
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Weighs about 7 ounces and, being a small tarp, can be folded or rolled to a small size. Suitable for backpacking, David
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the foot print is 16 x 7 and trying to find a tarp this exact size is impossible, unless you want to spend a lot. So I bought one a little larger 20x10 and just folded the end. Hope this helps and happy Camping!
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I dont have exact measurements but it packs down quite small (about the size of a folded up poncho) the bag that it comes with is big enough to pack cord and stakes. It is under a pound (without extra cord and stakes). As far as being used for backpacking everyone has their own idea about what is appropriate, with that said i use it for Fair weather winter backpacking as my shelter (i live in the northeast) I will also keep it in by bag for other seasons as an insurance policy.
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About soda can size in diameter. May be a lil big for a soap container. They work great fun when camping.