How compact does it pack to, or what is the approximate size when stuffed into the sack? Thanks!
145154
The dimensions of the attached sack are roughly 10" by 6" and very lightweight.
145155
Packs easy no worries, little bigger then a pack of tennis balls. Really enjoy chilling listening to music on my Bluetooth speaker. Make sure you pack a Zoom Power Bank to keep you charged up on the go. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00J3ZPNCI/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?qid=1415398482&sr;=8-2π=SY200_QL40
145156
I have put this away for summer already but, my best guess would be about ten inches tall and a circumference of about six inches. It is quite an easy carry. No cushion, but easy to pack away and carry.
145157
About 10 inches tall by 4 inches wide. Very compact and extremely lightweight.
145158
It's approximately half the size of a new roll of paper towels (& about the same shape). It's very lightweight-- we love it and take ours everywhere.. Hope that helps!
1248574
it folds down into a sack that is about 3ft long by about 5in wide on one side
1540846
It sure does compress, and does so well. I've had no problems doing so. My sleeping bag doesn't occupy the whole sack, so I either add clothes or seal it at is.
1268198
It really packs down well. It comes with a compression sack. It ends up being smaller than my ground pad. Great for backpacking.
1954872
I tried to stuff it into this one (small), and it was way too roomy for it. It really does fold down pretty tight.Snugpak Compression Stuff Sacks, Olive, SmallUPDATE: I've had some better luck with this thing:Sea to Summit eVent Compression Dry Sack,X-SmallStill a tad bigger than it has to be, but it cinches down tight and nice, you just have those straps dangling. The tricky part is folding and rolling the bivy such that it fits. The best way I have found is to make two lengthwise folds spaced evenly at 1/3 of the bivy's width (i.e. you fold it along the long edge from one side, then fold the other side on top of that), and then rolling that up. This gives you a roll just thin enough to fit in that sack. I tried to stuff it into this one (small), and it was way too roomy for it. It really does fold down pretty tight.Snugpak Compression Stuff Sacks, Olive, SmallUPDATE: I've had some better luck with this thing:Sea to Summit eVent Compression Dry Sack,X-SmallStill a tad bigger than it has to be, but it cinches down tight and nice, you just have those straps dangling. The tricky part is folding and rolling the bivy such that it... » Read More I tried to stuff it into this one (small), and it was way too roomy for it. It really does fold down pretty tight.Snugpak Compression Stuff Sacks, Olive, SmallUPDATE: I've had some better luck with this thing:Sea to Summit eVent Compression Dry Sack,X-SmallStill a tad bigger than it has to be, but it cinches down tight and nice, you just have those straps dangling. The tricky part is folding and rolling the bivy such that it fits. The best way I have found is to make two lengthwise folds spaced evenly at 1/3 of the bivy's width (i.e. you fold it along the long edge from one side, then fold the other side on top of that), and then rolling that up. This gives you a roll just thin enough to fit in that sack. « Show Less
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It's pretty small. The drawstraps make it even more compact. It's currently stored away but if I was to guess, I'd say about 9" in diameter by 15" length. It travels really well and I hooked a clip to one of the straps so it can attach to my hiking pack. I've also stuffed a small pillow in the straps before tightening it so I can save space that way too.
1396885
I found it will stuff down to about 6 inch diameter and about 9 inches long, but depends on your stuff sack too I guess. Doesn't stuff all that much, but it will a little bit, just don't expect miracles.
1758299
roughly 3"-4" x 6" rolled up, probably can make it tighter. Think it was just a normal stuff sack.
1085772
The tent is about 20 x 6 x 6 inches when you use the included bag. I have found that the most compact way to carry the tent is without the included bag, tied tight with paracord (which doubles as your guyline), you can make it pretty small this way. I use my trekking poles in place of the included poles to save a little weight. The tent, when weighed by itself, is about 2 lb, 5 ounces. While it is in no way ultralight, I have fun with this tent. I don't think you can beat the price, even if it only lasts a few years. Make sure you seal the seams before you go out in the rain with it!
1500585
It packs fairly large. I packed the tent and poles seperately. The tent it self packs down really small in a compression sack and the poles are short enough to fit in my 65 liter pack.
611645
It's pretty small, good for a day pack. You'd be pushing it to pack enough in it for an overnight trip.
1396887
First, it doesn't come with a stuff sack. But it does have an elastic band to keep it rolled up. I don't have it in front of me but it rolls up to be about a foot and a half wide (obviously you can change this depending on how you roll it) and about as big around as a large pineapple I guess, maybe like 6-8 inches diameter. It won't compress too much because it's fleece, but it's lightweight. My summer sleeping bag compresses smaller.
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I dont have exact measurements but it packs down quite small (about the size of a folded up poncho) the bag that it comes with is big enough to pack cord and stakes. It is under a pound (without extra cord and stakes). As far as being used for backpacking everyone has their own idea about what is appropriate, with that said i use it for Fair weather winter backpacking as my shelter (i live in the northeast) I will also keep it in by bag for other seasons as an insurance policy.
1336580
It doesn't really compress that much, since it's basically just a big sheet of Gore-Tex. That being said, when mine is rolled up tight, it forms a cylinder approximately 15 inches long and 4 inches in diameter. Obviously you could choose to roll it differently, or stuff it in a sack, but that should give you an idea of size.
385522
Empty it weights next to nothing. Filled up, it just depends on what is inside. It really compresses well. I have various sizes and use them frequently. I can fit a sleeping bag in the medium one if I cram it in. It fits easily in the larger one. I pack clothes in the smaller one for a weekend, or sometimes I use it to condense my travel pillow. Hope this helps.
815191
I bought it for my Husband. It is about the size of the circle made if you put your two hands together to form one. Should be pretty easy to pack/travel with - we never have though. Hope this helps.
1268197
Yes compression sack and it compresses down to about 10" by 6". Easy to get in bag and pretty strong straps.