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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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 bought a large and my pack is 80L. I think they only offered large when I bought mine though. My pack fits in the large with extra room. If you were looking for a more snug fit a medium might be the better option. I would just buy both and return the size you don't want after you try both of them out. Good luck
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Its big. Its not necessarily for backpacking. In the original compression sack the bag is about 11x6inches. Otherwise you can compress it down to about 8X5 inches. The circumference barely compresses. Its a thick bag.
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My brother's zero degree bag fit in a medium sack but it did take quite a bit of effort to stuff it in. Therefore I would think large just to make things easier on yourself.
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I ordered Men's small for me (I'm 5'4" wear a size 6-8) and it's big on me, so I would say the medium should be just fine. I think the large would be overwhelming. My son bought the large, he's 5'10" and 230 and it still has a lot of room. My husband is 6' and 180 and I bought him the medium and it's a perfect fit. (These are unisex) They run on the larger side and yes they have a zipper pocket on the back, along with pockets on the interior also. I hope this helps you!! (We decided to put off the trip to Africa for a trip to Croatia instead, so It will be awhile until we actually get to use these!) The best backpacks for travel (I was a travel agent 22 years and flight attendant) and I love to bring all of my worldly possessions with me are: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mens-Black-Military-Canvas-Shoulders-Travel-Hiking-Laptop-Student-Bag-Rucksack-/121255603379?pt=US_CSA_MWA_Backpacks&hash=item1c3b65acb3. These have gone on us to several trips and hold everything.
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I last used mine this summer, but I remember there being a lot of extra foot room once inside with my partner. I am 6ft tall and it felt like I was swimming inside this sleeping bag. If you are tall and hate the size of average length sleeping bags I would highly recommend this sleeping bag.
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As long as you keep your sleeping bag separate and pack light you should be okay. There is a larger size from the same manufacturer that you might want to consider.
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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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It will fit a 6ft person very well. just got done using this during deer hunting in low temps. Bag was very roomy and comfortable and easy to turn in. I never felt short of room in length or width nor was I ever cold. Zips up very well and never snagged. Plenty of room to cover your head with the bag and keep cozy warm
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I am 6' and it barely fits me. The specifications on the bag say it fits 68"-72"... So that would probably mean it would be too big for you. The volume of the pack is not a good indicator of personal fit. You will want to look for torso length ( not sure exactly but I think it is the c7 vertebrae at the base of your neck to the vertebrae just above your hip). This pack says it is 30", but I don't think they are referring to torsosize, I think they are referring to waist size. Measure yourself and try and find the torso size of the pack you want to purchase.
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Hello Stephanie, I do not recommend this backpack for a petite woman. There is a smaller version of this pack, it doesn't have a ouch for your sleeping bag. But it would be better suited for someone of your stature. I'll get the name for you and provide, soon.
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It is only the compression sack. It does not come with a sleeping bag. If you seek a compression sack for a sleeping bag you should buy a M or L depending on its size.
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I would recommend the 6 person tent because you will be much more comfortable. I used the 4 person tent on my last camping trip but all three of us were petite women under 5'5''. We had a little room for backpacks at the foot of our sleeping bags, but otherwise it was a pretty snug fit.
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I will get you the dimensions this week since I amp camping, I am 6'2" tall 200 lbs 28" shoulder width my feew do not hit the bottom I would say I have 4 - 6 inches to spare, Size 12 foot with ample space. Right side zip. the closure around the face is not great like the new bags but I don't pull it closed that often.
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You're going to be tight. The weight part isn't a big deal but your height is right on the outside edge of being too tall. I think your foot size would be OK but you won't be able to stretch out with the sleeping bag hood is cinched up tight. I'm 5'9" and there is lots of spare room for me. Good luck, stay warm ands safe. //BB//
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I think XL. L would be too small. It depends on how big your sleeping bag is. If it's really puffy, get XXL (the picture on the box shows 2 sleeping bags and a pillow in this bag). For a normal sleeping bag, I think XL will work. I fit a thin king-size quilt in an XL bag.