How can you fold the tent to fit back into the little bag that comes with it?
1525599
We bought this tent for our 5 y.o. granddaughter who leaves it up 24/7 in her playroom. Sorry we couldn't be of more help.
1525600
Sorry, haven't tried to fold it, we leave it standing in a corner of her room
1716121
Yes, you can fold it back to it's original packet size...I think the box it came in was maybe 5" x 9"...something like that.
396311
I ended up looking up on youtube on how to fold it. Pulling down the handle located on handle and then you have to push it up back up into the handle. Hope that helps.
1832824
Very carefully, lol. There is a definite trick to it and I can't always say I get it on the first or fifth try. Grab the lower left corner and top right corner and twist it into itself. It may take a few tries but it will fold up eventually.
536170
The cross bars on the end of the top have a hinge on one end and a notch on the other end. To fold it flat, just lift up on the top crossbars to un-notch them and it will fold right up. Good luck!
459179
No, the two poles slide back out before you fold the tent. But they also fit in the storage bag.
792680
You basically hang the bag in, and let the excess length fold over the sides. All 3 galon bags I've tried have plenty of excess bag to fold over.
778240
You have to collapse it and fold the coil back onto the shaft. This is the biggest bag I could find.
1689881
Yes, you could make it to fold, like say, packing it in a suitcase. You probably could roll it, too, to compact it.
2180564
It really depend on how good you are at rolling and folding. It's not the same but think of rolling up a sleeping bag tightly to fit back into it's bag. This unit came in a box that and was folded tightly to fit. I wasn't able to duplicate that but I was able to roll it up and put it away neatly in a storage cabinet with other camping gear. Hope that helps.
2000958
As with most tents the manufacturer seems to provide the smallest bag they can. The tents look really nice all packaged up when you first get them but trying to fit them back into the bag is tough. As suggested by another the best thing to do is just use a large duffel bag or something like that and save yourself the trouble. I store mine in a plastic box that I got from the local dollar store.
1456787
It folds down very small. I use small bungee cords to keep it compact after rolling it up.
2142476
The poles snap together and slide in the guides along the bottom. When you need to fold it closed again you'll need to pull them out. Highly suggest watching the YouTube video!
1777458
I've had no trouble folding it back into the carrying bag supplied if, after fully deflating, I fold it lengthwise in thirds. Then I just roll or fold it up to the pump end.
358759
You cannot fold the bag and put it back in. You will need to "stuff" it back in. This is what the manufacturer recommends doing and they have an instructional video on their website ( http://tetonsports.com/Sleeping-Bags/Mammoth/Mammoth-0.htm) showing "How to stuff a Mammoth Bag". Watch how he struggles also. It is really a Pain!
2204841
push in the pop outs and lower the legs down, then you can fold in the legs, hope this helps.
1336581
I fold the bag 3 times lengthwise, roll it from the bottom up and secure it with a Velcro strap. With little effort I get a 5" diameter and 7" length. With a little effort or compression stuff sack smaller dimensions can be achieved.