Can this be rolled back up into the duffle bag or smaller form for storage?
1055932
probably can be rolled up, but without a heavy duty vaccum bag, will probably never get as small as the shipping bag that it came in. It is very flexible.
1055933
I don't think so it get's pretty big. it would take a lot of force to flatten it out again
1055934
No, afraid that would be rather impossible. Once it's fully extended, that's that.
1055935
No. I don't think that would be possible. Once it comes out of the bag it gets to be about 8 inches thick.
1055936
Nope! Once it's out of the bag, it's out of the bag and a standard mattress. They must use some very strong machinery to compress it that way.
1055937
No, once opened it cannot be rolled back .. But its very light and may be you can just try folding in half. (I havent tried it though)
1015799
Yes, I believe this design allowed the manufacturer to keep the size smaller that one that folds up without flipping over. After a couple of times it becomes easy to store.
1753040
You store it in a small bag - not the box - when it is deflated and it rolls up smaller than the bag they provide and just a little smaller than a sleeping bag. It is not large to store at all. Super easy!
256162
you could roll it up. Only issue I see is that it has a bit of back support built into it. Not much, but enough to keep it from "stuffing" nicely. It does have rings and straps on it that are built to attach it externally to other osprey packs to increase overall storage capacity. So even if its not built for the pack you have, external storage would probably still be an option.
1187558
Mine is put away right now, but it's not big enough to roll out a sleeping bag. Sorry I can't help more.
227779
I have always stored mine rolled up in the stuff sack with no ill effects. Thermarest video (on their web site) also shows it stored this way.
1922093
I don't think it really would roll up. I could store it flat, but I don't want my pets to step on the acupressure points. So I fold it in half and store it in the heavy duty clear plastic bag provided, and then hang it up with the bag's handles.
324567
I don't see why you couldn't roll it back up and put it in the tube it came in- easy transport that way
1603603
It folds up rather loosely because of the nature of the material. Placing it in a plastic bag or some other type of storage container would be necessary for it to remain folded compactly.
1416546
Absolutely! As long as your duffle bag is 18inches long, it will fold right up! Great exercise!
1032515
You can roll it as hard as you want without damaging it. It will expand back to its original shape. I have travelled with it lots of times rolled up and it always gets back to its normal shape.
2254039
Yes. The matt can both be rolled and folded easily. It's still a little large when stored like this ~3.5' x 1.5' x 1.5'. But rolls up quite nice.
502099
It gets rolled up and put back in its bag (like a sleeping bag). Its roughly 3x 4' when stored.
2244154
Yes you can roll it up but you problem would have to put it in a standard size trash bag or something like that to keep it from unrolling
50595
Well, it's made of foam so it's pretty pliable. I'd say it could be folded in half. I just used mine on a bus trip a week ago. I stuffed it into my bag and it "fluffed out" nicely.
715769
The 5" arrives compressed in heavy-weight plastic wrap, not a bag. It would be difficult to re-compress it. You may be able to fold it into the couch if it were under a fitted sheet to keep it in place.
1461053
It's fairly stiff so I doubt you could roll it, however it does have a handle to carry it at the rear of it