Would any of these be able to fit a full-sized down-filled Northface sleeping bag?
89987
Yes, I used one for my sleeping bag and it worked well. I would measure the diameter and length of your bag when rolled up or stuffed to get the correct size.
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. :{)
89989
Yes, buy you'll have to get the right size. I used to use the Army water proof bag with a plastic bag inside of that and this is a much better option for water proofing. Depending on they type of sleeping bag you have (which I'm assuming is a "mummy" stuff bag and not one that rolls up with a wide opening) then you are good. The largest Sea to Summit will hold a -40 degree Wigley sleeping bag with a gortex cover. Fitting is important and too big or too small can be frustrating or waste room in a backpack - cheers and good luck!
125771
I have stashed 'backpacking' sleeping bag in the pack with minimal clothes. Have not tried packing a tent into it yet, but imagine you could strap one to it externally. Or if you had a really compact tent (I don't), that may work.
521108
I have a large stuff sack and a single bag fits well. The x-large would hold a regular bag but you will have to compress a double bag A LOT to get it in.
662276
It would hold a compressible lightweight hiking bag, but definitely not a standard sleeping bag.
863383
I cant be exact in describing the size of the sleeping bag compartment. However, any modern mummy bag in a stuff sack would have no problem fitting inside the bag. Personally, I keep my sleeping bag on the outside using the bottom straps. There are two of them which are perfect for holding the sleeping bag in place.
1599923
I don't think so. Way to small for that. You most likely would need a full size bag.
1376185
I bought 2 but none of my sleeping bags fit. my large colmen sleeping bags don't fit. it only went half way in before it was full. http://www.amazon.com/Coleman-Sabine-Large-Cold-Weather-Sleeping/dp/B003640KD4/ref=sr_1_24?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1364786881&sr=1-24&keywords=sleeping+bag Looks lit it would fit my children's sleeping bags. Maybe a adult mummy bag.
281344
It depends, what kind/ size sleeping bag or tent do you have, but in my case it works
281338
Yes, you could strap something to the exterior of this pack if needed, but it has so much room inside that if you can't fit everything in it, you might want to rethink your equipment. I fit my bivy, sleeping bag, air mattress, pillow, and sitting pad all in the internal sleeping bag compartment with no problem at all.
1147116
What are you trying to compress? I don't think these things are meant for dogs, the Orange bag is a really good size for a decent sleeping bag. I'd you're bag can compress really well, then, it might fit the smaller one
1492379
Not specifically for carrying other items, though there are spots to attach clips and items that would carry a sleeping bag. There are also two straps used to cinch down the bottom of the bag, which are about 18 inches long. Since my bag is never that full, they hang down and a folded blanket would easily fit there. Bottom line is nothing made specifically for that purpose, but can very easily be attached. Tons of room to add carabiners as needed.
100660
No, this is the big problem of this sleeping bag. It would be perfect if would came with a bag... and need a significant space in your room/wardrobe
1376186
I have used it for my son's boy scout mummy sleeping bag which is about 31" x 84"+/-. For my king size Coleman 20 degree bag (about 39" x 90"), I purchased VAS 23"X 183/4" COMPRESSION GEAR SACK - SLEEPING BAGS & GEAR which worked out really well. In addition, we backpack with external frame packs and being able to compress into a cylinder versus a ball strapped much easier to the frame
1672867
I was using a military issue extreme cold weather bag and it fit fine...but I just about burned up when it was above 50 outside...ended up sleeping on top of the thing or half covered. Anyway, if you are worried about size, mine fit just fine. I am 5'11' 260. Used a thermarest under it.
2263433
If it is a down bag, you might want to avoid squashing the down. I guess the xx large bag would be best, but that is the only size I have used.
2046919
Yes, but unless you use a cinch-sack, a sleeping bag is all you could fit into the bag ! I use the loops on the bottom to attach to it. It is a remarkably light backpack, though. Hope this helps.
2168328
Agreed standard sizes will fit and be a bit snug at their thickest. That can be helpful because there is less jostling and movement within the bag that way.