what size should I get for a bug out bag
358128
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
237923
Small or most certainly medium should work fine. The stuff sack it comes with stuffs down to 9x17.
1590127
This one is pretty big and not great quality. Check out the Planet Wise brand wet bags. They are great, and I think the sizes are given.
1397632
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.
11383
I am six feet tall and comfortable, keep in mind these are a mummy style bags so not a lot of wiggle room for your legs. The Intermediate Cold bag (which goes inside the Patrol Bag) is 7&#8242; 3&#8243; long x 2&#8242; 11&#8243; wide at the widest point and 2&#8242; wide at the narrowest point (the foot of the bag).
181013
I am using this bag as my bug out bag. I believe i could last for 2 or 3 months out of it and I still have extra room in it. No clothes packed in it though, only emergency materials.
556996
I would measure the dimensions of the inside of your bag, then use the External Dimensions size chart to determine which size to get. I'm guessing you shouldn't have a problem with one of the sizes fitting that bag.
2234852
Should. As long as your feet arnt 14s or bigger. My main compartment holds 1 military rain poncho..1 military canvass jacket...1 fold up shovel...thick paracord...some food rations...and a few odd an ends. Should suit you well
1995721
It depends on how you might pack your bags. I for one I can pack mine to a decent size that fits my 3 days bug out bag. I served in the military and was assigned with the S.F. it takes practice but can be done. Laso remember the heavy stuff on top of the bag and lightest at the bottom.
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.
714263
Base your selection on the "packed size" of your bag. Large starts with 10 X 18 capacity and compresses to 10 X 10. I used a large for a Big Agnes Encampment 15 degree regular length bag with a pack size of 9 X 20. The XL starts at 11 X 22 capacity and compresses to 11 X 10. I actually have my Big Agnes Big House 4 and fly in that bag. Vestibule is in a separate bag.Other specialty camp equipment sites usually list more information/specs about the products. I then shop all of the sites and Amazon for the best deal.
1171301
Probably a small unless they have a smaller one. These things are pretty big. Consider whether or not you pack a lot of things on the outside of your bag like sleeping pad
95499
I would go with a medium sack, small would be very tight if it would fit at all
17696
I bought 20Liter bag, which is the "XL" good size for misc stuff on a canoe trip like wallet and dry clothes (it might hold kid's sleeping bag - about 1/3 too small to hold an adult sleeping bag to give you an idea of volume).
999811
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
1624133
I don't know the exact size, but I have a 38 inch waist and while wearing the pack, I can buckle the belt snuggly with about 2-3 inches to spare. The pack is great for a durable survival type bag but a little heavy for long multi day hikes. The belt serves its purpose, but the padding on it isn't all that great. Bottom line, if you are looking for a cheaper alternative to hike the Appalachian trail like I was, spend the extra money on a commercial pack. If you are looking for a bug out bag (what I'm using mine for) then it is probably the best one on the market.
943178
My brother's zero degree bag fit in a medium sack but it did take quite a bit of effort to stuff it in. Therefore I would think large just to make things easier on yourself.