im new to buying dry bags, whats up with the size chart? goes from Liters, to xxsmall-xxlarge, what are the L of those?
17693
click on the drop down menu with size selection and select extra small and then it shows you size extra,extra small=1l, extra small=2l and so on. They could have done it better on their site.
17694
Sea to summit have many different sizes, and I guess that this lighweight the L is 10 liters.
17695
Go to the dry bag website for a sizing chart. I normally used a 5 liter or small bag for kayaking. Each company is a little different with the sizes. Also double check what the Amazon seller is saying for the size. This bag is a good one.
17696
I bought 20Liter bag, which is the "XL" good size for misc stuff on a canoe trip like wallet and dry clothes (it might hold kid's sleeping bag - about 1/3 too small to hold an adult sleeping bag to give you an idea of volume).
374554
I would probably try the large with an extra long bag. There are bag sizes listed for the Kelty on Amazon and other camp gear sites. I use a medium on my Big Agnes 15 bag regular length, but it also has a pocket for my sleeping pad rather than full insulation on the backside. The compression sacks are not "bullet proof" so I take care and evenly compress to avoid damage to the sack. Don't store your sleeping bag in the stuff sack.
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.
183197
Almost the same, but thicker. You get several bags in the package. Each is 12x24 and flat (about 0.5 inch). When they absorb water, they 'inflate'; some can get up to 3 - 4 inches thick. They stay approximately 12x24 when they absorb, though they might lose up to an inch in each direction as the thickness increases.
89988
I am not sure that would depend on what the temp rating is, as that determines size too. If you have the old sack you could try and determine it's size to find out. If you don't have many of these then I would buy one . I love them and use them to store everything inside my pack. They help compartmentalize and they will keep it dry too. I just looked at mine and I think the 13L would fit almost any down bag. You could always go 1 size bigger to be sure and if it's too big throw a camping pillow in too. :{)
1336579
I got mine down to 5" x5" x1' in a roll uncompressed. I don't have a compression sack. I got it pretty tight. Won't go much smaller.
2162368
It is a roll top with a buckle. It is a large opening the entire size of the bag. I would measure mine but it is on my RV in a different city.you could call Drycase on Monday and they can give you the exact size. Hope this helps. Jim
1138717
Although I haven't officially measured the densions, bags sizes generally go by liters. I would say the main space compartment could handle 20L plus I have my bag stuffed with several small bags of gear to keep everything in place. Best bag for the money and you can purchase several add on pouches, and gun clip holders. Overall I have over 100lbs of gear which is too much to carry but for my BOB everything is in one place and i can lighten it as needed. Buy this bag you won't regret your purchase.
2263434
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.
625928
I found a Size and Specification Chart at: http://www.glipoolproducts.com/product.asp?ProdID=19Hope this helps.
734031
I got the large for an outdoor products oversized 35 degree bag. Down means more compressible and better quality so I'd say no bigger than a medium. The compression straps are really strong so if it's a really high end brand and you don't mind absolutely smashing your sac then maybe even a small.
564591
For me, the 20-liter size is a littIe bit bigger than the average pack size. I have 2 and they are the best I've ever owned!
1684972
Go to O2totes.com, and click on What bag will fit my tank? They have a chart, to answer your question. I hope you find the correct one..Good Luck
1766289
I want to know too! I hate product descriptions like this. No dimensions anywhere, and no maximum temperature range for this bag. I won't bother with so little information. Vendors take note, you lose customers this way.
1484587
You need a large. The drymax website has sizing info: http://www.drymaxsocks.com/sizes.php
2032080
I just use used grocery bags, unsure of the size but just a standard grocery sack, you dont want too big because the material will get heavy, smaller bags probably like 5 gallon size would be good.
1147118
http://www.alpsmountaineering.com/alps/products/bags/stuff-sacks/compression-stuff-sack The XL is 12" by 25". It fits two of our big, fat sleeping bags in it.