Can I fit a sleeping bag and a light weight tent in this pack
512471
I don't own this pack. I would suggest hanging the sleeping bag below (or strapping it above) the pack. The long poles for the tent can easily be put on the outside of the pack using the straps. So even if it does not fit properly inside, you can always strap stuff to it and generally that is what I do to preserve internal space.
512472
I own this pack. I carry a highly compressible sleeping bag (Lafuma Lightway 45) hammock and fly, clothes, food and stove, as well as the water bag. It all fits fine. When I camp i don't carry everything under the sun though. I use this pack for bike camping as it is a good size for mountain biking. If your sleeping bag does not compress down very much you should skip this pack.
512473
The answer would depend on the size of the sleeping bag and tent. If your using a highly compressible sleeping bag and an ultralight 1 or 2 person tent then it should be doable. A synthetic sleeping bag, or a larger tent would be difficult if not impossible to fit, and would leave very little room.
1222194
No it cannot. It is far too big for backpacking but it is great for just regular camping. It'd be plenty warm and roomy for one person if you don't want to use it for two.
1218587
this is a small day-pack I would not think it would work as an overnight camping pack
409893
You could fit in the tent but there isn't much room for gear. Maybe a few things, your light, a small bag. The tent is made to pack up small and light so it's pretty much a sleeping tent, not a hangout tent. It is designed well and once you get it staked down and tied out it's really cozy.
1038565
Th pack I purchased would be great for those needs. It is light weight and carried what we needed on our Alaska trip: two rain ponchos, camera, snacks. water, and misc. items.
394127
I would believe so... it's not an overly large pack and is fairly light weight.
896066
Yes. The weekend i used this tent, it fit in my 96 hour voodoo tactical pack at the bottom. i would say demensions are 14" long, by 2.5" wide. weight is about 3.5lbs.
1861362
Really, any question like this depends on what you're carrying. A sleeping bag in the bottom compartment, a 2 person tent strapped to the bottom, and a ground pad at the top leaves about 2/3 of the pack's internal volume for other gear. If you're overnighting (one or more nights), you'd have to find room for a second bag and pad. Assuming you strap the pad to the outside, carrying that second bag inside the pack doesn't leave you much room for clothing, stove, food, etc. You could strap the second bag to the outside (there are lots of loops), but you would probably have an unbalanced load.. Basicslly, the pack holds 4600 cubic inches. How much can you cram into that? Really, any question like this depends on what you're carrying. A sleeping bag in the bottom compartment, a 2 person tent strapped to the bottom, and a ground pad at the top leaves about 2/3 of the pack's internal volume for other gear. If you're overnighting (one or more nights), you'd have to find room for a second bag and pad. Assuming you strap the pad to the outside, carrying that second bag inside the pack doesn't leave you much room for clothing, stove, food, etc. You could strap the second bag to the outside (there are lots of loops), but you would probably have an unbalanced load..... » Read More Really, any question like this depends on what you're carrying. A sleeping bag in the bottom compartment, a 2 person tent strapped to the bottom, and a ground pad at the top leaves about 2/3 of the pack's internal volume for other gear. If you're overnighting (one or more nights), you'd have to find room for a second bag and pad. Assuming you strap the pad to the outside, carrying that second bag inside the pack doesn't leave you much room for clothing, stove, food, etc. You could strap the second bag to the outside (there are lots of loops), but you would probably have an unbalanced load.. Basicslly, the pack holds 4600 cubic inches. How much can you cram into that? « Show Less
539965
Yes, I would say that there is plenty of room for that. I can tell you that I'm a pretty big guy (6'0" and 310 lbs) and this tent works out perfectly for me. I usually sleep in the tent with a few other items (knife, bear spray, boots, lamp/flashlight) and I have plenty of room. I would say that you probably don't have enough room to put a whole backpack in there, but it would depend on how big the backpack is. What I do is have my backpack just outside of the tent, and have the rainfly pulled tight so that I almost have a little extra rainproof storage space just outside the tent, which works well for me. Hope that helps! Yes, I would say that there is plenty of room for that. I can tell you that I'm a pretty big guy (6'0" and 310 lbs) and this tent works out perfectly for me. I usually sleep in the tent with a few other items (knife, bear spray, boots, lamp/flashlight) and I have plenty of room. I would say that you probably don't have enough room to put a whole backpack in there, but it would depend on how big the backpack is. What I do is have my backpack just outside of the tent, and have the rainfly pulled tight so that I almost have a little extra rainproof storage space just outside the tent,... » Read More Yes, I would say that there is plenty of room for that. I can tell you that I'm a pretty big guy (6'0" and 310 lbs) and this tent works out perfectly for me. I usually sleep in the tent with a few other items (knife, bear spray, boots, lamp/flashlight) and I have plenty of room. I would say that you probably don't have enough room to put a whole backpack in there, but it would depend on how big the backpack is. What I do is have my backpack just outside of the tent, and have the rainfly pulled tight so that I almost have a little extra rainproof storage space just outside the tent, which works well for me. Hope that helps! « Show Less
88733
There are big loops on the bottom of the bag that you can attach things to. Also depending on the size of the sleeping bag you have the option of putting the bag inside of the pack. Keep in mind this will depend on the type of camping you are doing. If you are doing camping in a cold climate your bag is not going to fit inside this pack. If you are doing warm camping your bag will fit inside this pack with ease along with all the gear you will need on a 3 day hike.
45761
The bottom pocket can fit the largest of sleeping bags, and there are loops on the bottom, and the top of the pack where the internal frame creates a little shelf you can put anything up there, There are a couple of D rings on top you can buy some webbing and tie what ever needed to the top
1534726
It's a one size fits all sleeping bag, if you are 7 ft. or taller it may not work for you, but otherwise it is a good buy. the back pack is adjustable to an extent so you may carry the load better and more comfortably.
178527
How much weight it will hold will depend on what you are putting in it. For instance, lots of little camping items, toiletries, batteries, etc or it will hold one sleeping bag.
714487
yes, i think actually any sleeping bag would work, the hammock is actually quite roomy on the inside. I have used it extensivly and it is a great piece of camping gear
1462319
Possibly. I am a Infantry soldier, I'm 5'9' and slept in the tent with a weapon, body armor, and some other gear. There was not much room but enough to sleep and stay dry. I kept my rucksack outside it and covered it with a rain cover. If you have a large pack it will probably still fit but it will be tight. I love the simplicity of setting up and taking down this tent. It's extremely light and it rained very hard - I stayed completely dry which was awesome!
1613791
My son used it for a 5 day wildernes trip, but we hadably to scale down his load because he only weighs 65lbs. It could easily carry 70-80 lbs of gear. would say you can make it work if you are only taking limited clothing and food. If you are not caring much food or cooking supplies, I think it will work great. There are lots of pockets for toiletries and personal items. A 30 degree bag in a stuff sack fits in the sleeping bag section perfectly. I am 5'5" and the pack length fits me very comfort
2071544
I will fit over one of the smaller day packs easily. We have not tried it over a full sized pack.