Can two of these bags be zipped together to form a larger bag? (I'm aware it means a bit of pillow fluff in someone else's face if it can be.)
222132
we tried this with a this bag and a different bag and it did not work. not sure if it will work with two of this one
222133
Yes, they can. Although we didn't try to connect ours, they clearly can be joined as one bag.
1290807
I suppose you certainly could as long as it hasn't been stretched out from being on a bag. They are pretty tight when they arrive, but I've noticed mine stretched when I tried to switch from a thicker to a thinner bag, as is expected.
497062
No. But you can buy two and zip them together. Get a left zip and a right zip.
321110
I was wondering that too before. Put both zippers together and just zip down with them at the same time. It might take a few tries, but I got it without trying once and thought I broke it.
2281818
Yeah, I think so. They're both approximately stuffed-reusable-grocery-bag size, but if you had a backpack that stuck out the top, it would still work. And then you could put something across the top and bungee it down, and have even more. Definitely. That's what I plan on doing with these eventually.
1702542
Nice sleeping bag. . . Manufacturer says "*Zip two together for double the room".
1448517
Yes you can. I suggest double seal on both ends.Also I suggest food saver bags, some other brands are just not up there in quality. The price difference is well worth it.
497064
I can imagine a tight fit if there was a lot of cooperation and no tossing and turning, depending on your body sizes. It would also have to be absolutely *cold* for two people to generate body heat in this bag or you would have a very warm night. The bag is warm, spacious and comfy for 1, but I would have a hard time recommending two people sharing it comfortably without zipping a second bag together.
1244240
Double wraping might be possible, however there is going to be a lot of material you will need to stuff under the top cover which may be uncomfortable.
1359931
Yes - and each side can be zipped independently of the other. So if one person wants a little more air and a cooler sleep, it's no problem.
1483811
I think folding would be a no-go. You might try two in a single pillowcase (or T-shirt) that's snug enough to keep them atop one another.
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.
256335
No, they can not be zipped together, the zipper type used on these bags will absolutely not permit zipping them together. Even though they are advertised as being able to be zipped together.
1943478
No, I wouldn't think so. It all depends on how "packed" you would want the 3-4" fullness to be. Some people like to be able to squeeze the 3-4" down very easily. I like a more firm pillow. If that were the case, then I think you would need a bit more than one bag.
1647904
I don't think you would be able to put two together. The way it's made and the way it zips would make it rather difficult. Plus one head area would be face down.
611442
Yes, they can be zipped together. Not sure about exact size when rolled. But we can still get them in the bag they came in.
1086581
It's possible if you roll both mats up together tightly.. The bags are spacious, but two mats might be a little snug depending on the thickness of your mats.