what is the cubic size?
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The manufacturer's website says 488 cubic inches http://mountainsmith.com/index.php/products/all-lumbar-packs/tour-tls.html
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5000 cubic inches is what I saw on another site. But, this also seems about right based on smaller back packs that I have and the cubic inches that they were advertised as having.
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Hi,I can't answer that in cubic inches, but I must say I was disappointed with the size of the bag. The bladder part is awesome, but the bag seems small. I haven't tried filling it up yet, but it seems like less things would fit in it than in my Targus school backpack... I've also purchased this bagpack (Lowerpro Sport 200 AW) for my camera: http://www.amazon.ca/dp/B004XNLR16/ref=pe_386430_30332290_TE_3p_dp_1 and it has a bladder compartment but no bladder. However, the lowerpro seems to have more storage space than the geigerrig, even with the space taken by the camera pocket. So, if I were to do it again I would get the Lowerpro, and buy a separate bladder that I would install manually.All the best,Alex Hi,I can't answer that in cubic inches, but I must say I was disappointed with the size of the bag. The bladder part is awesome, but the bag seems small. I haven't tried filling it up yet, but it seems like less things would fit in it than in my Targus school backpack... I've also purchased this bagpack (Lowerpro Sport 200 AW) for my camera: http://www.amazon.ca/dp/B004XNLR16/ref=pe_386430_30332290_TE_3p_dp_1 and it has a bladder compartment but no bladder. However, the lowerpro seems to have more storage space than the geigerrig, even with the space taken by the camera pocket.... » Read More Hi,I can't answer that in cubic inches, but I must say I was disappointed with the size of the bag. The bladder part is awesome, but the bag seems small. I haven't tried filling it up yet, but it seems like less things would fit in it than in my Targus school backpack... I've also purchased this bagpack (Lowerpro Sport 200 AW) for my camera: http://www.amazon.ca/dp/B004XNLR16/ref=pe_386430_30332290_TE_3p_dp_1 and it has a bladder compartment but no bladder. However, the lowerpro seems to have more storage space than the geigerrig, even with the space taken by the camera pocket. So, if I were to do it again I would get the Lowerpro, and buy a separate bladder that I would install manually.All the best,Alex « Show Less
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All I can say is that the small is a fairly good sized bag and the medium is big. The website gives actual dimensions including cubic inches.
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I love my Nascco - it does what I expected and is more then I expected as well. It is a cube about 7" W X 7" D and is about 5" H. Filled it runes for about 12 hours. I hope this is helpful.
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Overall size is 34.5" W x 17.75" D x 17.25" H 14 x 14 x 14 is the size of the cube inside
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the 3 day version IS the 3038 cubic inch version. some other seller is just trying to sell it for more money.... get the cheaper one
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I bought 2 as gifts for grandchildren. I think by estimating the size they seem to be close to a 3" cube. I they are larger, it is not by very much.
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If I remember right it's an approx. inch cube.. I gave them for gifts to my grandkids ages 12 and 8.Sorry I can't be of more help
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Hi Jeannie, I am sorry that I do not have this answer nor can I find any information or picture. However, I have sent an inquiry to the distributor and hope to have an answer for you tomorrow.Sandy, Owner Best Kitchen ProductsDanby Designer DAR044A1WDD Compact All Refrigerator, 4.4 Cubic Feet
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Can't estimate the Cubic Inches. The area where the bladder occupies - has a large area below the bladder. You should remember to place articles at the bottom FIRST, then inflate the bladder (if you intend to do so). The outer compartments are typical, not alot of space. If you are going on day hikes - it is more than sufficient. Overnight, probably not my first choice. Hope that helps.
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It is a cube with outside dimensions of 15" x 15" x 15". The dimension given of 3.3 or 4.2 doesn't seem to make sense.
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The standard conversion factor for volume is 1 quart equals 0.0334201 cubic feet. The actual dimensions of the refrigerated space, without the included wire baskets, is two contiguous spaces: one is 12.75" wide by 15.75" long by 15" deep and the other is 12.75" wide by 7.25" long by 7.25" deep (that's above the compressor). PS: I use mine to keep ice frozen in the car on long trips, running on 12V. Then it becomes an auxilliary frig or freezer at the "cabin" running on 110AC.
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about 1-1/2 cubic inches -- they really don't look like diamonds when you bake cake batter in them. Smaller than cake pops, just one bite really.
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I can't really compare the cubic inches, but if it helps: The trunk area fits my size 10 shoes perfectly. That is about how much room you have in it. Hope this helps.
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I didn't see anything published, but I wouldn't go bigger than about 1 cubic inch. The opening is probably 3.5" wide. Anything bigger, and it won't really tumble. For what it's worth, this unit is cheaply made and does not represent a good value in my opinion. It will wear chunks of rubber off the barrel, and it's just made of stamped steel with plastic bushings that wear out and squeak like there's no tomorrow.
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it's 48 x 19 x 18, expandable to 48 x 19 x 22 (inches). if you use an inch to cubic feet conversion it figures to roughly 9.5 cubic feet at 48x19x18