Could two black bags work together inside a gortex bivy for more warmth?
1082391
I think you probably could but idk how much added warmth you'd get. And the black and green ones together are good to 40 below I think....
1082392
The black bag is designed to go inside the green bag. That was the intended design so I can't say you'd benefit from two black bags. However it probably wouldn't hurt you either! As far as going together of course. Even if they didn't zip or button together perfect one could still be inside the other.
1082393
not sure, the system is intended to go together originally bivy, green and black. But I don't see why not, it will probably be a extra snug inside. thou through personal experience I don't recommend trying to sleep in -10 or more without a tent and the sleep mat.
837068
It would work in an emergency, probably help the bag's low range 15 - 20 degrees.
1473004
Probably not. The opening isn't small & great for the bm, but I can't imagine the rack itself being big enough to accommodate bags with frozen cubes.
2220203
I don't use it for that but I just tested one of the bags. It fits ok but doesn't reach to the bit that holds the bag in place if it is full. I'm guessing it would be awesome u til the bag got really full and then the bag would fall in. Might be worth a try!
1464327
I only got one for the listed price. I would have had to buy two for it to be a two-person sleeping bag, which is true of any sleeping bag- you can zip two together!! I returned it.
1088603
I recently was able to stuff a paperback book, 11" x 8" x 1/2" into one of the panniers. You could then fit roll up pants, a light shirt, and socks into the other pannier, and lunch into the trunk part. I doubt that shoes would fit at the same time (shoes would take up one side by themselves). But it's hard to say, because the trunk expands upwards. Basically, the panniers are not that big, but they are very useful for me: lunch and some clothes on one side, pants and more clothes on the other, (shoes already at work), and the trunk is empty. Remember, this only fits the Ibera PakRak rear rack. I recently was able to stuff a paperback book, 11" x 8" x 1/2" into one of the panniers. You could then fit roll up pants, a light shirt, and socks into the other pannier, and lunch into the trunk part. I doubt that shoes would fit at the same time (shoes would take up one side by themselves). But it's hard to say, because the trunk expands upwards. Basically, the panniers are not that big, but they are very useful for me: lunch and some clothes on one side, pants and more clothes on the other, (shoes already at work), and the trunk is empty. Remember, this only fits the... » Read More I recently was able to stuff a paperback book, 11" x 8" x 1/2" into one of the panniers. You could then fit roll up pants, a light shirt, and socks into the other pannier, and lunch into the trunk part. I doubt that shoes would fit at the same time (shoes would take up one side by themselves). But it's hard to say, because the trunk expands upwards. Basically, the panniers are not that big, but they are very useful for me: lunch and some clothes on one side, pants and more clothes on the other, (shoes already at work), and the trunk is empty. Remember, this only fits the Ibera PakRak rear rack. « Show Less
1290807
I suppose you certainly could as long as it hasn't been stretched out from being on a bag. They are pretty tight when they arrive, but I've noticed mine stretched when I tried to switch from a thicker to a thinner bag, as is expected.
792054
it does add warmth. I am not thrilled with the opening, I use without sleeping bag...it maybe fine with a sleeping bag. the picture makes the opening look so much easier and "neat" than is reality
236549
If it's a bit warmer, you could certainly use it with the zipper open/skip the hood. Personally I've only used it below 50, but I own another, lighter bag that I use when it's warmer.
592128
Dear Stephanie: I checked to see how they would work and found that they should be okay since the Organza bags have a tight weave. Good luck. Pat
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Green bag 50 degreesBlack bag 10 degreesBoth bags -30 degreesAdd bivy -40 degrees
765089
Hello, thank you for your interest. Yes, you can put two of these liners together for a two person sleeping bag. Thank you, Formosa Covers
1264171
Yes! In fact you can zip two together making one big warm bag, plus, the zipper system is a "no snagger", easy as pie to open and closed. I'm happy with the product.
674489
Yes. Although the black bag is daily bulky so you'll want to do them separately
1158781
Yes you can. I have the Coleman king size which is basically 2 twins that can zip together. You should still have space for equipment too.
873099
i think you probably could. but if you did one side of the bag you would have to lay on the zipper. also the second head flap thing would be on the top position of the bag, and all up in your face. you could make it work but you might just be better of with a normal shape sleeping bag.
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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.