I'm looking for a bag to hold my survival kit. What is the size compared to a standard issue mess kit?
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In the large pocket closest to your body, you can easily get one in, the center pocket would be a bit tight. The pockets wrap around a bit which helps you get more things inside.
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I bought the A1-12 Lodge bag. It is a only a little bit big, but works great. Keeps my dutch oven from getting everything else dirty!
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Just a standard size kitchen trash bag is all that's needed. The bags are not special.
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roughly 3"-4" x 6" rolled up, probably can make it tighter. Think it was just a normal stuff sack.
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It is for the thing I use it for . And it is a standard size for a small kit I have not had a issue yet with size.
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I just tried one in the wastebasket and a plastic grocery sack fits very well with the top of the bag at the top of the wastebasket and the handles hanging over each end. Hope this helps.
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These bags can be ordered in 18 to 25 inches in length. You will not find and you cannot buy a tougher, more rugged or dependable bag for your work gear.
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I returned mine. Too small for kitchen trash. I thought bags were on expensive side
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Yes i would say a small one no longer than 12 inches when collapsed would fit nicely. Anything much larger than that will be too heavy and long to be secure in the mesh pocket. Love my Lowepro bag though, very glad I made the purchase.
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Also check out this youtube video review it really gives a sense of the size and features, or just search "Bug out basics #1Condor 3 day assault pack" on youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSQAe89iCSg
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I use a 13 gal plastic 2X2 bag. It is a little big but I wrap it over the inside handle....not perfect but I love having a recycle "bin" next to the garbage.
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I got a compression sack that was roughly the same size as the stuff sack that came with it, but it only compressed end-to-end. I didn't realize that what I needed was more of something to make it thinner, not as much shorter. The bag actually fits well in the stuff sack, and into the "stuff" compartment of my backpack, so I am sticking with that setup until I find the "perfect" compression sack. The number 30 comes to mind for what I did buy, though. I would go a step lower than that if I really had to have a stuff sack...that wasn't "perfect". Hope this helps.....
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carry bag is aprox 6x8x24...big enough to repack tent without a big struggle
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I can't give the dimensions because mine burned in a house fire in Jan. A standard carry bag did fit as long as you did not stuff the large side pockets with shoes, rain gear, or jackets.
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I have a "long" version of this bag and it can be rolled (tightly) into a 7"X17" (11 liter) compression bag. I have to roll it neatly, and it takes a little effort to get it into the bag, but it fits very nicely with no excess space (and compresses from 17 inches down to about 8 inches long). The compression sack I use I found at REI.
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I have bought several of these pouches and they are positively worth it. They are 8" tall and 6" wide and 4" deep. I have used them as an IFAC bag and as a stand alone mini survival pouch for my car. It has roll bandage holders and slip behind dividers. I think for the money you can't go wrong.
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I'll agree with the 9x15". I've been using it for flyaway missions in Afghanistan; the small size means I can stick it inside my Rush72 and have plenty of room for clothes and gear. If you are after a nice compact bag, I'd would recommend this one.