Is there a place to put your tent, mat, sleeping bag externally on the pack?
281335
There are two straps near the bottom that can be used to attach a bedroll. Additionally, there are two heavy duty loops on the bottom that could be used, as well as many attachment points elsewhere.
281336
Like the others have mentioned, the external straps for securing just about any camping gear is possible. I personally like keeping my sleeping bag inside my pack to keep it dryer, cleaner, and secure from bugs. I have a fairly bulky 15-degree down sleeping bag that compresses down and fits easily within the top-lid pull over. Also agree its a great pack.
281337
There is an internal compartment for your sleeping bag. On the outside there is a couple of straps that work well for extras. Right in front of the lower sleeping bag compartment are two straps that is what I use for my two man tent. there are also side straps that would be good for longer items.
281338
Yes, you could strap something to the exterior of this pack if needed, but it has so much room inside that if you can't fit everything in it, you might want to rethink your equipment. I fit my bivy, sleeping bag, air mattress, pillow, and sitting pad all in the internal sleeping bag compartment with no problem at all.
281339
Yes it has !! for more info please visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xikEZNLYaUI
281340
It is a great pack for shorter trips 3-4 days, I fit my sleeping bag and tent inside and strapped the pad down under the hood. You could make it work for longer trips if you get some extra straps, there are places to strap things on just no straps. I personally have not strapped anything to the outside, so I can't remark on how easy it is or the balance of the pack once it is loaded down. I have 2 large dogs (100+lb wolf/husky mixes)that carry packs on longer trips and anything that doesn't fit in my bag goes in theirs. If I didn't have the dogs I think I would lean towards a different pack for longer trips, but like I said a 3-4 day trek it works great.
281341
there is space and straps for your bag and pad on the outside , not sure about the size of your tent but there are a lot of different configurations for your gear to be stored in and on this pack.
281342
It is a great pack for shorter trips 3-4 days, I fit my sleeping bag and tent inside and strapped the pad down under the hood. You could make it work for longer trips if you get some extra straps, there are places to strap things on just no straps. I personally have not strapped anything to the outside, so I can't remark on how easy it is or the balance of the pack once it is loaded down. I have 2 large dogs (100+lb wolf/husky mixes)that carry packs on longer trips and anything that doesn't fit in my bag goes in theirs. If I didn't have the dogs I think I would lean towards a different pack for longer trips, but like I said a 3-4 day trek it works great. It is a great pack for shorter trips 3-4 days, I fit my sleeping bag and tent inside and strapped the pad down under the hood. You could make it work for longer trips if you get some extra straps, there are places to strap things on just no straps. I personally have not strapped anything to the outside, so I can't remark on how easy it is or the balance of the pack once it is loaded down. I have 2 large dogs (100+lb wolf/husky mixes)that carry packs on longer trips and anything that doesn't fit in my bag goes in theirs. If I didn't have the dogs I think I would lean towards a different pack... » Read More It is a great pack for shorter trips 3-4 days, I fit my sleeping bag and tent inside and strapped the pad down under the hood. You could make it work for longer trips if you get some extra straps, there are places to strap things on just no straps. I personally have not strapped anything to the outside, so I can't remark on how easy it is or the balance of the pack once it is loaded down. I have 2 large dogs (100+lb wolf/husky mixes)that carry packs on longer trips and anything that doesn't fit in my bag goes in theirs. If I didn't have the dogs I think I would lean towards a different pack for longer trips, but like I said a 3-4 day trek it works great. « Show Less
281343
There are bungees on the face of the bag you could put a bed roll in, it might be too much weight for the little bungees for something heavier then that. I used them to hold my rain jacket and a sweatshirt while it was hot out. You might be able to get away with strapping the sleeping bag to one of the compression straps on the bag itself. But I have a 32+ degree sleeping bag and it fit fine in the bottom compartment then centered the tent up from there put food and other supplies to balance it. Hope the info helps.
281344
It depends, what kind/ size sleeping bag or tent do you have, but in my case it works
281345
Yes there are straps on the front of it so that you can strap things to it. I love the bag.
1187558
Mine is put away right now, but it's not big enough to roll out a sleeping bag. Sorry I can't help more.
2275674
Packed reasonably and conservatively, absolutely! (lot of "y"s there :) Seriously, you have a few options for carrying your tent on the outside of the 2100, I like to use the bottom straps on mine for this purpose. You will want to go very conservative with your sleeping bag, but it's doable. For a week long trip, you will want to seriously plan everything out and see if this is the bag for you. Personally, I love mine for three days trips. I use my TETON Outfitter 4600 for the longer trips ;-)
1492379
Not specifically for carrying other items, though there are spots to attach clips and items that would carry a sleeping bag. There are also two straps used to cinch down the bottom of the bag, which are about 18 inches long. Since my bag is never that full, they hang down and a folded blanket would easily fit there. Bottom line is nothing made specifically for that purpose, but can very easily be attached. Tons of room to add carabiners as needed.
256162
you could roll it up. Only issue I see is that it has a bit of back support built into it. Not much, but enough to keep it from "stuffing" nicely. It does have rings and straps on it that are built to attach it externally to other osprey packs to increase overall storage capacity. So even if its not built for the pack you have, external storage would probably still be an option.
512472
I own this pack. I carry a highly compressible sleeping bag (Lafuma Lightway 45) hammock and fly, clothes, food and stove, as well as the water bag. It all fits fine. When I camp i don't carry everything under the sun though. I use this pack for bike camping as it is a good size for mountain biking. If your sleeping bag does not compress down very much you should skip this pack.
405827
Yes, a simple green bag to put everything in. You don't have to be too much of a tent packing Jedi master to get everything to fit either.
2195250
My son has that same backpack. This sleeping bag will definitely NOT fit in the lower compartment of that pack. The straps are long enough to attach it on the lower outside of the backpack, however.
1698228
My understanding is that the pad/mattress thing used to be inside the tent. It is now fastened to the bottom, outside of the tent.
100660
No, this is the big problem of this sleeping bag. It would be perfect if would came with a bag... and need a significant space in your room/wardrobe
1158781
Yes you can. I have the Coleman king size which is basically 2 twins that can zip together. You should still have space for equipment too.
125771
I have stashed 'backpacking' sleeping bag in the pack with minimal clothes. Have not tried packing a tent into it yet, but imagine you could strap one to it externally. Or if you had a really compact tent (I don't), that may work.
1215117
I don't think so Kevin, better options with camping gear. Foam pads and/or air mattresses.
1861359
This probably sounds cheeky, but that depends on the stuff. With bulky gear, I don't think so. With really compact pads, bags, cook gear, small tent(strapped on the outside), minimal changes of clothing etc... I can get all the gear my wife and I need for a couple of nights. It's pretty big.
45761
The bottom pocket can fit the largest of sleeping bags, and there are loops on the bottom, and the top of the pack where the internal frame creates a little shelf you can put anything up there, There are a couple of D rings on top you can buy some webbing and tie what ever needed to the top
1845969
No - there is no good way to secure it to the outer sleeping bag. Other than the one zipper to close the bag and the bungy at the end used to secure it when rolled up there is nothing else that might be used like that.
634697
More like a comforter on the ground. You'd be hard pressed to find a sleeping bag that negated the need for a mat or cot.