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
1211630
A kitchen size bag would fit just fine. I'd use the kind with the drawstring at the top for the best fit though.
1147487
I use the 38". It is a bit snug, but works perfectly for me. Great bag for a great gun.
943180
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.
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.
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.
1092767
I'd get a large. You can't make a small bag big; can make a big bag small. My pack is 85L and I have a large. Fully packed, the pack fits in the bag good.
58644
I would go with a medium size mountainsmith rain fly as the small just covers my 35 liter bagyes, these covers or water resistant up to a heavy rain thru thick wood and brush.
521108
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.
521107
Well I can fit my regular cold weather sleeping bag in the medium, so I believe the x-large should easily fit your sleeping bag. With the compression aspect you can shrink your storage and make a lot more room in your hiking back pack. It's really awesome!
1834707
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.
1376186
I have used it for my son's boy scout mummy sleeping bag which is about 31" x 84"+/-. For my king size Coleman 20 degree bag (about 39" x 90"), I purchased VAS 23"X 183/4" COMPRESSION GEAR SACK - SLEEPING BAGS & GEAR which worked out really well. In addition, we backpack with external frame packs and being able to compress into a cylinder versus a ball strapped much easier to the frame
847768
the bag i bought is a medium, works well in my unit, just so you know 1 thing you have to have is a oil water separator. helps keep the blast dry and stops the clogging. i hope that helps you out.
623394
It worked well for a standard military patrol bag but I got a medium. No idea about that particular brand
853151
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)
275787
The sizes depend on torso length. You can look up on the internet how to measure your torso (I'm taller than my husband but surprisingly have a shorter torso). This makes a huge difference for having the right fit for your bag and can save you a lot of unnecessary pain if you're going to be carrying a lot of weight or traveling long distances. Also, Osprey's website details the torso lengths for the different sizes and then the size of the bag does sometimes increase with bigger sizes.
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Depends on your experincing and age.To reduce frustration for new and/or younger..get large. For most medium bag. Small only for those who are good at the speed bag.