What size stuff sack will this fit in?
1995721
It depends on how you might pack your bags. I for one I can pack mine to a decent size that fits my 3 days bug out bag. I served in the military and was assigned with the S.F. it takes practice but can be done. Laso remember the heavy stuff on top of the bag and lightest at the bottom.
1995722
Comes with 6"x12" CAMO nylon stuff sack with a little space left over... (aprox. 1" in both width and length)
1396887
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.
107206
The bag is about 17 to 22 inches long. It will fit in a tight fitting space. But it is heavy due to all the great gear inside. We stuffed ours into a small secure "cubby" space in our home. It won't squish too easily either, because it comes packed full. Best bag we've bought for our money! Wither emergencies or bugging out, we think it's great. Hope this helps.
1260349
It fits perfectly inside a 6.5L Sea to Summit nylon stuff bag. Just fold it in half along the long axis, then fold it in thirds with the laces on the inside, and roll up tightly.
452688
I may sound like somewhat of a smartass saying this but, the reason it's called a stuff sack is because you're supposed to put one end in the sack and start stuffing the rest in until it's all there. If you try to roll it up and then place it in like it comes from the factory it just wont fit unless you can compress it and roll it up as tight and unrealistically perfect as they do.
943178
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.
1758298
you can compress it to about 3"rolled up X 10" long and it does com with a stuff sack that makes it about 6"X14"
1662710
Hi Robert, Yes it will. It's the perfect size for a bug out bag or just a regular backpack. Thanks. Beau
1568509
The sand tarp 12' x 9'6" comes with a stuff sack and when tarp is rolled up in stuff sack it still has room in stuff sack so it could be rolled up smaller. Stuff sack with tarp in it is about 16"L x 5" wide and 2" high could be a little smaller.
2019511
I have a "long" version of this bag and it can be rolled (tightly) into a 7"X17" (11 liter) compression bag. I have to roll it neatly, and it takes a little effort to get it into the bag, but it fits very nicely with no excess space (and compresses from 17 inches down to about 8 inches long). The compression sack I use I found at REI.
773794
I got this one, "Jumbo" size. It works perfectly and is side-loaded so putting the gear in the bag is easier. Black Side Zipper Heavy Duty Military Canvas Duffle Bag (25" x 42")
358128
Depends on what your using it for an how big your bag is. My bag is a 50l so I have a 30l for dirty clothes and a 20l for clothes,15l socks an underwear
1382869
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
1396886
Approx 10 inches long with a 8 in Diameter. With a compression stuff sack I bet you could roll it smaller if you wanted to.
1405071
The medium comes with a stuff sack that measures about 11"X6", however the pad rolls very easily to fit inside with room to spare. I deflate by opening the valve, folding the pad in half lengthwise, then start rolling from the end opposite the valve so as you roll the air goes out the valve.
2129901
Please check the internet for specific dimensions, as I don't know those off the top of my head. I will say that the Super Satchel does not fit into the bin cube, so be aware of that, prior to ordering.
1376700
Depends on what gear it could fit it. You might want the mares deluxe backpack tho. It's a little bigger