Which is better for checked bag?. Is xlarge too big or large too small?
1780199
I think they would both be to big for that. I would go with the medium if they have it or small. I ordered the lg and it was extremely big.
1780200
X-large can fit a grown child. Be careful, the inner walls between the main pocket and sides will rip.
1780201
Large meets inside of most of the airline requirements that I've seen. Key is not to make it too heavy with all that space. Check you airlines for their guidelines.
1780202
I'd say xlarge might not make it thru for carry ons, but good for checking baggage
311985
*EDIT* I have this bag: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B007528LF2?cache=df1f4e0f59c6f5e0a3ec62f45fb4a320#ref=pd_aw_sim_pc_5 ... And not the one not in the question. I ordered both and found the one I kept (linked) fit more camera gear better. I packed a 17" MBP, 5D, 70-200, and 17-40 in this to carry on to a trip out west! It was a very snug fit (the laptop is the source of snugness... and a bit of discomfort) but it works if you're not planning on toting the laptop on long hikes into the field. Without the laptop the bag is very comfortable and has a very nice "not expensive" look to it. *EDIT* I have this bag: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B007528LF2?cache=df1f4e0f59c6f5e0a3ec62f45fb4a320#ref=pd_aw_sim_pc_5 ... And not the one not in the question. I ordered both and found the one I kept (linked) fit more camera gear better. I packed a 17" MBP, 5D, 70-200, and 17-40 in this to carry on to a trip out west! It was a very snug fit (the laptop is the source of snugness... and a bit of discomfort) but it works if you're not planning on toting the laptop on... » Read More *EDIT* I have this bag: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B007528LF2?cache=df1f4e0f59c6f5e0a3ec62f45fb4a320#ref=pd_aw_sim_pc_5 ... And not the one not in the question. I ordered both and found the one I kept (linked) fit more camera gear better. I packed a 17" MBP, 5D, 70-200, and 17-40 in this to carry on to a trip out west! It was a very snug fit (the laptop is the source of snugness... and a bit of discomfort) but it works if you're not planning on toting the laptop on long hikes into the field. Without the laptop the bag is very comfortable and has a very nice "not expensive" look to it. « Show Less
936470
I don't know why they're listing sizes. It's one size only. Go with the one that's priced less. It doesn't make sense why they would have sizes and charge more for the same exact bag. Hope that helps you.
580735
Small will definitely not work. Go for Large or even X-Large since you have long hair. Trust me, it packs very lightly and in no place at all.
57027
All my polo shirts are XL, so I bought the XXL and it fits well, i.e. if I had a larger one I would not feel as confident packing. I have the black and I'm going to order a white one. I've also ordered an accessory pocket so I can carry another mag. Good luck.
374553
IF you have the DOWN version, it will fit in the medium bag, you'll have to work to get it in there, but the results are worth it. It ends up being about the size of a rugby ball.IF synthetic, then i agree with the large.
212490
I'll ask my brother to measure his bag tomorrow and get back to you. I own a Dakine bag, bought this for my little brother.
1978951
I think you should absolutely buy the "regular" length bag...the 6' bag. The last thing in the world you want is to find your bag is too short. Additionally, I often stuff things in the bottom of my bag at night....socks, fleece, etc... things to have warm and handy should I need to rise at night or in the AM when I wake...having just a little extra space is convenient and the bag still warms up just fine in spite of the very slightly larger volume of air to warm.
1104499
I did some checking and according to their website, the Airporter LZ in size Large with hold a 110 size backback. When I purchased mine there one only one size and i had a fully loaded Osprey Atmos 50L and there was a lot of extra room. I think it would have fit another bag. Happy expedition!
101742
I bought an x large expecting it to bebaggy on me, but it fits me like a large. I'd advise you to buy a couple of sizes bigger than what you normally buy. Toodles.
262418
It is, but honestly, it is pretty large. If you are hoping for a smaller weekend bag, I would go with the small.
831782
So sorry unless the original listings measurementsI find both very useful. I use one as an over the shoulder w my small laptop, CDs etc..ample roomThe other I have 6 checkbooks, my wallet opened, and 3 eyeglass cases standing on one end. This is in the bottom half of the bag. The quality far is superior to most all out there so if you can make it work or need a bag for the beach or something this is one that you should not wear out.
162245
Too big for a suitcase, and large enough to be checked as extra luggage, in my opinion
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.
1503476
I thought that carry on bags have to fit in the rectangular form they have on display near the check in area. The rectangular form is the size of most small, upright pull bags. This bag is definitely way too long. I know everyone else is saying yes, but I would check with the individual airline.
96095
I assume that is a big staff bag? Doubtful. I have just a ping carry bag and it is a right fit once I put my shoes in. You probably need to buy their bigger version called the last bag.
714264
I originally purchased mediums but decided the large was a better fit. We have standard size slumber jack mummy bags... I felt that I could always throw an extra fleece in the stuff sack with my sleeping bag or just compress is down smaller. The medium was just a hair to small, but it may work for a short bag. Good luck!!