When this is in the stuff sack, how big is it? I want to put it in a carry on but I want to make sure it doesn't take up the whole carry on.
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Sorry to take so long as we have been out of town. It is 11 inches long and about 21 1/2 around. Ours came in a stuff sack. (It looks like a 10 lb. bag of flour.)
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I found it will stuff down to about 6 inch diameter and about 9 inches long, but depends on your stuff sack too I guess. Doesn't stuff all that much, but it will a little bit, just don't expect miracles.
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Approx 10 inches long with a 8 in Diameter. With a compression stuff sack I bet you could roll it smaller if you wanted to.
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First, it doesn't come with a stuff sack. But it does have an elastic band to keep it rolled up. I don't have it in front of me but it rolls up to be about a foot and a half wide (obviously you can change this depending on how you roll it) and about as big around as a large pineapple I guess, maybe like 6-8 inches diameter. It won't compress too much because it's fleece, but it's lightweight. My summer sleeping bag compresses smaller.
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Your best bet would be to take it out of the box and put into your checked bag, then split clothes and other things between checked bag and your carry on.
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It will take up about 20% of an average carry on, the only worry I would have it is pretty hard to deflate and you probably need a pump to fill it up too,
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I couldn't get it back in the bag either, no matter how much help I got. I ended up getting a big enough duffle bag at walmart and separate compression sack ends to go with it. Either way about it, it takes up some room.
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The box is quite large. However, once the castle is put together it closes together and all the pieces can be stored inside. It is much smaller and more compact once it is put together. That being said, you will more than likely have to check it. I believe it would be too large to be a carry on item. Hopefully that information is helpful.
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Hi Sue! I strongly suggest the TETON Sports Scout3400. It's the perfect size for a carry on so long as you don't over-stuff it. In fact, that's one of the things I like about it so much. You pack it to fit within the carry-on restrictions and then you have a little extra room for things that you purchase along the way. If you check out the 100's of reviews, you'll note that many talk about using it as a carry-on. Anytime you get over 100 reviews with the vast majority being 4 and 5 stars, you know you have a winner. I love mine (green) and my husband loves his (orange). I'm 5'4" and he's 5'10". Have a blast in Europe!
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I may sound like somewhat of a smartass saying this but, the reason it's called a stuff sack is because you're supposed to put one end in the sack and start stuffing the rest in until it's all there. If you try to roll it up and then place it in like it comes from the factory it just wont fit unless you can compress it and roll it up as tight and unrealistically perfect as they do.
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When this sleeping bag is packed into the stuff sack that it comes in, it is 14 inches long by 8 inches in diameter. It could be packed smaller with a compression sack (not included).
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It is not too big at all. It is tricky to get in its original bag, but once in there you can put it in a suitcase or tote bag easily.
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It's about 6" x 6" and about an inch and a half to two inches thick, depending on how well you fold it up. I packed it on a carry on bag and it didn't take up too much room. It's really light too. Considering how relatively small it folds up, the backpack itself is really spacious and can fit a lot of stuff.
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that is going to be completely up to the TSA employee you're working with and how familiar they are with the product. Their regulations are very ambiguous on this item. I would suggest if you want to take it on carry-on get a new one in the original packing. Thank you for the question I had to do some research
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It's about 8-10" wide by about 2 1/2' all packed up and it actually fits in the bag that comes with it with a bit of room to spare. About as big as a bed roll if you plan on backpacking. It's small enough to qualify as a carry-on if you're flying.
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I think its too big for a carry on bag. I suggest you get a heavy insulated lunch bag. Maybe one that has built in gel packs
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Its a great comfy bag if you have a lot of gear, but it will get heavy if you load it up all the way. It doesn't look that big on you if you yourself are somewhat big. I believe it will fit into the carry on, its smaller then the small carry on suitcase.
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Its really looks big when fully stuffed. But I used this bag as carry on (fully stuffed) for more than 8 flight journey (both domestic and international). You are good to go.
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It might fit in a checked bag, but it would most likely be too tall for carry-on. It's very compact when rolled up, but the height would be the determining factor, as the poles are rigid and cannot be folded down any further.
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No I wouldn't recommend that you put it in a carry on luggage, if you managed to fit it in, which I don't think it would, chances are it would break in the handling of your luggage on the plane.