What size compression sack should you get if you are wanting to pack this bag?
237923
Small or most certainly medium should work fine. The stuff sack it comes with stuffs down to 9x17.
237924
It comes with it's own compression sack. At first, I tried folding the bag in half and then rolling it up but had trouble fitting it back into the compression sack it came with. Then I checked youtube for videos and techniques to put bags in their compression sacks. Instead of rolling the bag, you just stuff the bag into the sack. After I learned that, I have had no problems putting the bag back into the compression sack it came with.
1092767
I'd get a large. You can't make a small bag big; can make a big bag small. My pack is 85L and I have a large. Fully packed, the pack fits in the bag good.
943180
Going to depend on how small the bag will compress. I bought the orange one for a youth size north face mummy and it's big enough to hold a bigger bag.
1405068
As noted, the provided sack is far too large. I, too, fold mine (large size) in half and roll it tight. It perfectly fits inside a cheap dry sack I had from Walmart (10.75 inch width) http://outdoorproducts.com/3-pack-ultimate-dry-sack/ In general, I feel it is really bulky to pack, so if you can afford it, maybe try for the prolite. Nevertheless, I LOVE this pad and have had it for 4 years with no problems. Every time I decide not to bring it on a backpacking trip, I regret it
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.
1216474
5" by 5" by 24" when tightly packed in the included bag. You could compress it a little bit more with compression straps but it wouldn't be worth the effort. Could be lighter due to the relatively heavy fiberglass poles but I do routinely carry it on the outer straps of my pack.
956407
This bag is very small. I t is exactly 12 wide and 8 inch in diameter. The bag can easily compress smaller though if you have a compression sack.
1458308
A large would probably be your best fit. However, Go to a local dive shop and try on a couple. That will give you an idea of what you will need. It can be a crappy thing to do to a small business owner so I always try to buy something I need for my gear bag. Just for letting me try one on.
876428
What size, temperature rating and type of insulation is your bag? I have a Marmot Sorcerer 20 Regular that is synthetic and this compression bag is the perfect size for it.
556996
I would measure the dimensions of the inside of your bag, then use the External Dimensions size chart to determine which size to get. I'm guessing you shouldn't have a problem with one of the sizes fitting that bag.
714264
I originally purchased mediums but decided the large was a better fit. We have standard size slumber jack mummy bags... I felt that I could always throw an extra fleece in the stuff sack with my sleeping bag or just compress is down smaller. The medium was just a hair to small, but it may work for a short bag. Good luck!!
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.
1405071
The medium comes with a stuff sack that measures about 11"X6", however the pad rolls very easily to fit inside with room to spare. I deflate by opening the valve, folding the pad in half lengthwise, then start rolling from the end opposite the valve so as you roll the air goes out the valve.
716926
I would think a medium but honestly you'd be better off going to a store and trying one on for size. There can be so many variables involved in fitting a pack its vital you get the correct fit otherwise you could end up disappointed. These are good packs, good enough to try on first before purchase, good luck.
943178
My brother's zero degree bag fit in a medium sack but it did take quite a bit of effort to stuff it in. Therefore I would think large just to make things easier on yourself.
1549298
my doctor told me what compression to get. size you can determine by calling the co
1405072
If you fold it in half lengthwise and roll it up as tight as it'll get, it's a cylinder about 10in across and 6in in diameter (for the regular size). The sack it comes with is bigger than that, so I usually just tie a loop of webbing or cord around it instead of using the bag.