What size would you recomend for a 0 degree synthetic bag? (It's fairly large)
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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.
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Apologies, I would not 100% know. However I would always do large just to make sure. While large will take up a bit (not much) more space than medium, I can guarantee it'll fit for your bag.
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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.
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I got the large for an oversized walmart mummy bag. A medium would work if your bag is normal sized and made by any decent company.
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I just used "mini clear treat bags" measuring 3 in wide x 4 in long. They allowed plenty of room without being overly large, and they also allowed for the twist tie at the bottom of the sucker to seal the bags. You could use a little smaller bag if you'd rather have a more snug fit, but I preferred the extra room.
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Hello, I would say a Curve bag at least 7' would be perfect as they come plenty wide and you have the option to add more padding if needed.
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Would be a very tight fit, no room then for much else. If that is what you have to have might want to go a little bigger bag.
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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.
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I got 3 sizes, the smallest is about 12-15". the largest may be about 25". I would put my carhartt artic bibs, coat, steel toed boots, gloves, hat, and still have room. With all this it would barely fit in the overhead in the plane. The large bag is more heavy duty and the smaller is light nylon. Small bags are more for organization. I wouldn't recommend putting your dog in it especially a St Bernard.
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We have both a Large Long Marmot Sawtooth, and a Regular Marmot sleeping bag (down)- 35 (if I remember correctly) for both, the Large Long fits easily in the Medium with room to spare, and the regular fits well in my Regular Marmot. No issues... Medium should be fine. We love them.
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an average size foil, wax paper, or ziploc bag fits perfectly. anything bigger won't fit. I have a jumbo box of quart ziploc bags that is too wide.
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I use a 3 layer military all season sleeping bag with an air mattress. So I would assume any type of sleeping bag would be good. I have lots of room with what I use.
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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.
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Synthetic- its very soft, very comfortable, and very warm. This bag worked perfect in the high sierras 10,000 feet, outside of Bishop Ca. Season Fall. Yes it does get cold at night.
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I would suggest a smaller size; ours is HUGE and takes up more room than I anticipated. It is, however, a great bean bag.
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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.
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No worries. You will be very happy with this bag. The only bag I have that I like more is a pelican backpack because it incorporates a hard shell for laptops. Worth taking a look at.
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I use the Tall Kitchen bags. They fit generously and have enough extra at the top that the bag holder rim has enough to grab. You could experiment with next size down. I haven't tried.
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12" by 7.5" cranked pretty good - think 2 1 gallon ice cream pails stacked on top of each other. The stuff sack isn't the greatest so with a better one you might be able to get it a little smaller. I have a Marmot 15 degree Trestles that gets just as small, but it is a mummy and also cost $70 more...for a fairly light rectangular bag it is a decent bag
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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.