how small does it pack down cuz im going to have to pack out to where im going to hunt and have to carry everthiny in
284502
It is not the smallest tent in the world but I am easily able to fit this tent in to my ruck along with every thing else I need for a couple days of backpacking.
284503
Very compact for this price range. Eureka claims 5" X 18". In reality, I can pack mine down to about 6" X 18 1/2". The stuff sack it comes in is much larger, so I would recommend getting a smaller sack. See the specs for this tent at Campmor or Eureka websites.
574612
It's about a foot and a half long, give or take a few inches, depending how you pack it. It's about 6" around, again give or take an inch depending how much you compress. It's too large for the inside of small and some medium packs. Straps to outside of any pack just fine.
494557
I have the smaller of the backpack and I used it as carryon luggage on my trip.
1184015
I have enough strap leftover on mine to almost go around twice. I end up have to stuff it all under the bag.
1974210
Not at all. It is smaller than the packs my kids carried in high school, but still large enough to fit everything you need.
44905
There is only one outer small zippered compartment.I found that it's just big enough to carry my release, rangefinder, head light and hunting license.
1478100
if it is overstuffed, it may be too long. I have had friends use theirs as carry on, but I did not attempt to. It is a smaller (higher than a chair back) pack and very lightweight though.
27046
I would say the shoulder strap is a bit short and the over all size a bit small for my likings. The bag is more geared to keeping with you in a back pack or handbag as a shopping sack. I used it during our trip to the UK to carry groceries from the market, spare shoes etc.Etc.
428851
I guess it depends on how much stuff you want to take with you on the plain. It will work fine as a bag pack, but not big enough as an carry on.
557525
i gave it as a gift a couple of years ago but am thinking about ordering one for myself...best i remember, i think it is about the size of an average back pack.
1512185
It does not move around. The way the pack is balanced it tends to stay in the same location without much movement. If you are planning on carrying over 15 pounds, I would consider a different pack. At that weight it cuts into your shoulder and is uncomfortable for even short distances.
1383132
It's not too big, I don't have the actual measurements but it like a small golf bag I guess. My 8 year old carries it around with him,
451058
It's a little tight, especially if you have a lot of gear but it's managable.If you have to sack out with a stranger it could get a bit awkward.I bought it to use as a one man tent, I carry a lot of gear and I need tospread out, I hate mummy bags.
768979
it might be alittle tick but its up to you. my bag has a zipper right in ther middle . plus if your gonna carry two riffles an your case . alittle snug
2111894
It is 12'x18', and weighs between 5-7 pounds, could put on a backpack, but easily packed, along with what ever else you'll need to carry I would say you'd need to be in good shape, a snuggy sleep system might be a better choice, unless your camping in extreme cold weather, then I would choose the patrol bag, and intermediate bag, with the gore tex cover, and the compression bag is the best way to store, and carry them, just make sure you get a good compression bag, there are some cheaper ones out there, but don't work as good, hope this helps you!
1216477
I carried it up a steep hill when we used it and it was light enough to carry in the bag it came in that way. Not sure how well it'd be in a backpack but you could probably do it though it might be awkward. I was surprised at how roomy it was with 2 people yet packed down rather small. It has several internal pockets inside too which was really nice since we camped out in the pouring rain and I was worried about things getting wet. With that said, we were very dry during the night :)
1570092
It's probably the size of a small backpack. It was a gift so I don't have it with me, but I'd say it's not a backpacking sack. It's a bit larger than your average, warmer-weather, stuff sack.