what size should I get for a bug out bag
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Depends on what your using it for an how big your bag is. My bag is a 50l so I have a 30l for dirty clothes and a 20l for clothes,15l socks an underwear
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I got the large for an outdoor products oversized 35 degree bag. Down means more compressible and better quality so I'd say no bigger than a medium. The compression straps are really strong so if it's a really high end brand and you don't mind absolutely smashing your sac then maybe even a small.
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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.
943181
I got the large for an oversized walmart mummy bag. A medium would work if your bag is normal sized and made by any decent company.
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I bought the large and fit pretty much all you're trying to store for a Belize trip with plenty of room. You should be good with the large.
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I am 6'6" and my sons are taller, so I can identify with your comfort challenge. We designed a couple of sleeping bags for our own comfort; the first being the CampingMaxx Comfort Lite. This is 86" long and full width. This would be my first choice. In October, we will have a series mummy bags which are 38" at the shoulders and 83" in length. These are certified at -40, -20, 0, and +20F in the larger size. If you have additional questions, just ask - Jerry - The Gear Guy
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I don't have the bag now, I gave it away but its roughly 200mmX 100mm if my memory is correct I`m sure you will find something to cover it either that or buy another bag, which if I`m honest I would recommend
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I have a large stuff sack and a single bag fits well. The x-large would hold a regular bag but you will have to compress a double bag A LOT to get it in.
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It would be pretty big. The handle, feet and gas connection all stick out. A large but light weight duffle bag might work. You'll have to calculate your own circumference based on specs.
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Hi Robert,Yes it will. It's the perfect size for a bug out bag or just a regular backpack. Thanks.Beau
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This is not a bad choice for a bug out bag, but this will only treat some fairly minor injuries, so this is more for a few day hiking/camping trip. There is room in the bag to augment more things. I have added a few packets of Celox for better wound treatment, benedryl ointment for skin irritation/bug bites, and a few additional meds to treat stomach aliments. It really depends on where you intend to bug out to and for how long
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24-70/2.8 fits in the bug perfectly (even with the hood attached - the bug can be extended for this purpose). Even the "Big Mama" - 50-500 fits in this bug (w/o hood)
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Small medium large. Medium probably works for most since there is a considerable amount of Velcro. You can also purchase bigger or smaller covers with designs on them for $25. I purchased an Air Force cover yesterday.
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Hello, You can attach the Scabbard to any molle ready surface, so if your bug out bag has the molle space necessary fro the scabbard then that is definitely an option.
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you should use this size:http://www.clearbags.com/4-15-16-x-6-9-16-crystal-clear-protective-126x16.html/you can buy them direct from their website
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Going to depend on how small the bag will compress. I bought the orange one for a youth size north face mummy and it's big enough to hold a bigger bag.
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A kitchen size bag would fit just fine. I'd use the kind with the drawstring at the top for the best fit though.