Is there a compression sack capable of making this thing fit well in a backpack?
1376620
Comes with a sack but I can't tell the feasibility of getting it into a pack pack and fitting anything else. Rolled into the sack its about 14x24
1376621
This bag is huge and heavy. I'm not sure if a compression sack big enough is made. Stuffed it fills out the entire volume of my backpack. Think of it as a great camping bag. Not much else.
1376622
i bought an ALPS compression abg XL and it works, but still this stupid sleeping is so massiveyes, the size is reduced but still is way too much, it fills like 50-60 L of a backpack
1376623
I would imagine that given enough effort you could find a smaller stuff sack. How ever this a comfort not a space saving bag, and would not be my 1st choice as a back packing sleeping bag due to it's bulk and weight.
1336579
I got mine down to 5" x5" x1' in a roll uncompressed. I don't have a compression sack. I got it pretty tight. Won't go much smaller.
1440780
Yes, it's small enough to fit in a backpack. I bought two for my girlfriends kids, just not the warmest bags in the winter.
168275
I don't know about a compression bag,but it is quite bulky.Its nice and warm though.
1815054
The Medium sized compression bag will probably be fine. My bag is ginormous and it crams in just fine.
1561714
i might work well for large ,light weight objects ,like jackets, rain gear , but i really packed mine tight and the bottom busted out on mine. if i were going to bug again i would buy Kuryakun im sur the spelling not right but you know the name , the sell a bag called grand tourer i wopuld suggest you look there
1716119
Yes, it compresses down quite well. I usually have it in a compression bag with my rain gear.
1070575
Yes, it compresses and rolls into the sack it comes with making it much smaller. I simply clipped mine to the outside of my carry on backpack.
1843222
Good that you asked, the one that comes with is a piece of junk and immediately broke. I got one of the true compression bags from Alps as a replacement and it works well.
708303
No - as mentioned the build quality is really poor. If you try and stuff this backpack, it will tear.
2046919
Yes, but unless you use a cinch-sack, a sleeping bag is all you could fit into the bag ! I use the loops on the bottom to attach to it. It is a remarkably light backpack, though. Hope this helps.
734164
I managed to get it stuffed into a medium compression sack. Ok guessing it is 5 1/2" X 10"
1362563
I don't know of any compression sack that is "waterproof". Although they could take a splash or two without stuff inside getting wet. You are thinking of is a "dry bag". Use these sacks to crush your stuff down small, then put them in a dry bag to keep it all water proof. You really only need a dry bag if you think your gear might be submerged. Most backpacks are water resistant, and these sacks have a bit of water resistance too. Rain should be no problem. But if you are still worried about rain a simple lawn and garden bag will keep stuff dry. Put it in the pack, load your gear, roll the top of the bag down and close the pack. You will be good for that unexpected dip in the creek! lol Hope this helps.
966373
yes, but I don't like rolling it up that tight to fit in the bag so put it into a sports gym sack. Just the right size. Don't have to roll up pillow and can throw over my shoulder.
1626869
It may be a bit of a tight fit. You can stuff the bag inside of the compartment and then zip it in as you push the bag into it. The only issue I have had is getting the bag caught in the zipper. I keep my Kelty mummy bag along with my Big Agnus air mattress inside the compartment.
2015379
Definitely. It doesn't fit well into a regular-sized backpack but (if I don't put much else in there) by angling it right inside the pack I can get it to fit & still close the zippers
1376700
Depends on what gear it could fit it. You might want the mares deluxe backpack tho. It's a little bigger