It looks like they fit perfectly in the bag, to start, but how easily are they stored in the bag? Is a certain configuration required for them to fit?
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They have to go back in a certain way. The company included instructions for getting them all back in the bag. We didn't bother though. The baby just took them all out again.
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It is almost impossible to fit them all back in the bag. I just leave a few out and the rest of the pieces fit. Plus they are soft, so even if you step on a piece that was left out, you wont get hurt.
1172371
I don't find it hard to put them in the bag actually. The bag is a 2x3 rectangle. Just put 6 blocks in the bottom, then put the pillar-style ones in, and put the rest around them. You can't just toss them in willy-nilly, but it takes like 2 minutes to stack them up in the bag. And my little one loves the bag all zipped up with the blocks in it, he carries it by the handle and plays with the zipper, and then when I open it for him he pulls them out.
1939153
I am not sure, but in their collapsed position, they can fit into a suitcase. My problem with them was getting them to lock firmly into position.
1093056
My opinion is that they should be placed in a paper bag instead. It is less likely that they will develop mold. Even then, they may have some mold on them when you return. Get them in the ground as soon as possible and you will be fine. Mr. E.
536156
They fit perfectly! The container sucks though - Better to get the bags and use a close able Tupperware container!
576330
Easily! They role up pretty small. Easy breezy. I actually can fit mine in a ziplock sandwich baggie
1769939
Depends on what else is in the bag. If all by themselves you could probably fit all four in.
575286
There is no storage bag included. Each pair ships in a box that is about 10"x10"x3" and can fold back to about that size. I usually fold them in quarters when not in use, making them 16"x16"x1" or so.
426325
I just stapled them with small staples. It's quicker than tucking them in, but that works quite well too. The paper has enough friction not to open back up. Just sort of take the flap and tuck it inside folding at the opening while holding the bag part open. Not to mention they look nicer tucked in.
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If they fit they should work. There seem to be old style and new style. The newer seem to be designed to last longer. But my experience is the newer go bag in less than a year. I need replacements as only one of three are good now. Hope this helps.
2114739
The bags are made of a nylon material (like the reusable bags you'd buy at a grocery store and other retail stores). You could easily "scrunch" either end to make it fit.
2155653
There is a sinch bag to put them in, but due to the nature of the strap they can't be compacted. Just roll them up and put them in the cloth bag. Rolled up they are about the same size as the hammock.
2067555
Never measured them myself but I've packed 2 of them that were in their compression sacks into a single pillow case. Actually let me go grab it and check real quick. Be right back. Turns out I was able to stuff the sleeping bag and the compression sack into a shoe box. It's the thick black cold weather bag that takes up a bit more space.
914551
I just tuck them into the inner zipper compartment - it bulges a bit, but there is enough space to fit them in!
936662
I ordered them with my bags. I am not sure how the size varies. I have used the small ones in a gallon can and they worked just fine.
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they need to be filled at tree location. They have holes in the bottom, and the zip is difficult to close if the bag is full
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My opinion is that they should be placed in a paper bag instead. It is less likely that they will develop mold. Even then, they may have some mold on them when you return. Get them in the ground as soon as possible and you will be fine.Mr. E.
1915624
Well I have experienced a couple different situations with these. One pack I received seemed to fit properly in the container they come in. The last pack I received seemed too large for the cheap plastic container they come in so the container does not close properly. Either way the container they come in is not air-tight so I would recommend storing them in a plastic baggie or small airtight container.