Hi! I have a Coleman sleeping bag size Large, what bag would fit better?
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It fits my regular size Coleman sleeping bag (up to 5ft, 11in. 33in x75in) easily with room to spare for other essentials and has tons of pockets. It also has additional loops to hang carbiner clips to if you needed to hang things because space is tight. I'm not familiar with the measurements for the large size sleeping bag but I hope this helps.
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I thought it was a bit bulky but a stuff sack might work. It's still an awesome sleeping bag though.
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I would probably try the large with an extra long bag. There are bag sizes listed for the Kelty on Amazon and other camp gear sites. I use a medium on my Big Agnes 15 bag regular length, but it also has a pocket for my sleeping pad rather than full insulation on the backside. The compression sacks are not "bullet proof" so I take care and evenly compress to avoid damage to the sack. Don't store your sleeping bag in the stuff sack.
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I believe it will. My son has this backpack and his sleeping bag is the same size as mine and his fits just fine. Hope this helps.
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Well, to be honest, it's a hard call. It's a large sleeping bag and perhaps if you rolled it tightly, it just might be able to tuck underneath the main pack. I would go to a camping place store, see if they have a similar sleeping bag and ask if you can roll it up. :) Then get it on Amazon.
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Looking at this one , make me think I didnt purchase this .I think it looks different.Mine is a large icepak with velcro for bag and large velcro straps .one around hip and one around leg tight around leg.Im not heavy but very tall 6" it fits but I have to remove lag strap to sleep.
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yes, i think actually any sleeping bag would work, the hammock is actually quite roomy on the inside. I have used it extensivly and it is a great piece of camping gear
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I believe each sleeping bag is 39" in diameter. You would have to measure yourself. Weight is not going to help.
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Both of them will fit with no problem, just adjust the bungee chord and they will stay in place. I have even put a Polar Bottle (20oz) but it stretches a bit the fabric, so anything below 20oz should be perfect.
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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.
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You should be able to squish it down into a large. I have a women's down sleeping bag that I can stuff into a medium.
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It's depend what you want to do, if you want to walk in it, and fall asleep on the side of the road, then Medium, or if you want to cary bag to the place where you'll be sleeping, then I sujest Large, and for reason that in more loose bag it's easier for sleeping, more room, I'm 5,7 and 250lb and I have XL, and of corse its to long and big around, but I'm not walking in it more than I have to, may be from one place to another just around camp fire, but for hiking in it, bad idea, and one more thing, some of them say waterproof, it's not, l did test my self , last summer I did swim in it for test, and as soon you'll get in water, you'll feel water inside.
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We would certainly recommend, for a more comfortable sleep, a sleeping bag. Thanks, The Gear Out Here Team
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I would imagine it will fit in the Large bag, my zero degree bag does, but if you'd like a little bit of extra space to pack socks, underwear, etc then maybe go for the XL.
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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 forget, but I think mine is the medium. I think it might technically fit, but be uncomfortable and stretch the bag.
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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.