where do you put sleeping bag
1365209
I stuffed mine into the bottom. Even though I had to pull out all of my stuff first it was still worth it... at least compared to a Coleman pack
1365210
I prefer my sleeping bag to be inside my pack, so I put it at the bottom of the pack. I then line my pack with a heavy duty garbage bag and pack the rest of my gear. When I want to access my sleeping bag I just pull out the garbage bag containing my other gear.
1365211
If you like to load with heavier things on top and lighter stuff low, there's a compartment in the bottom that fits a sleeping bag nicely.
1365212
Roll it up tightly and place in a waterproof cover then attach underneath outside bottom of pack.
308563
You might be able to do that if your backpack is large enough to fit it in. It might take up more room than you think. It will roll up to about 8 inches or so and you could fasten it to the top of your backpack with some string, small bunji cords or leather shoe laces etc. that way you will have room at the bottom of your backpack for the sleeping bag. It is fairly light and won't interfere with the stuff inside your bp.
739926
Sort of - Sierra Designs have sleeping bags with hooks for thin bungee cords on the bottom of their bags. Obviously these cords would go around a therma rest and keep it in place. Big Agnes on the other hand has a sleve on the bottom of its bags where-in you slide a sleeping pad. Neither solution though is for a bag you already have...
2072066
No. It just zips down one side. But it's still a great sleeping bag! I love mine!
1610013
I've done putting it in my sleeping bag last month for camping and works really well. Just put it inside the pouch though coz when just by itself it can generate a lot of heat and gets too hot in the sleeping bag.
807709
That is a difficult question to answer since people have different warmth requirements. The sleep sack takes the place of a blanket. If you use a light blanket now this could be used instead. They also sell a heavier weight if you currently use a heavier blanket.
57755
They're easier to roll back up if they're separated (think two single sleeping bags rather than one double). Position the bag as a normal sleeping bag. Next, fold the bag in half, so that it is just as long head to toe, but half the width. Now, start at the head of the bag and roll tightly toward the foot of the bag. The two straps should now be the right size to hold the sleeping bags in this shape.
1295541
If you going to attach a sleeping bag to this pack, I use the four loops on top of the pack along with two cinch straps. Bag placement at the top of a pack is also important to maintain your balance. A bag at the bottom will have a tendency to make feel as if your being pulled backwards and will cause additional strain on your body when climbing inclines.
2155855
You put the sleeping bag inside this tent. I can fit my backpack in as well. Condensation can build up, so I take a towel.
1610014
Carry my Zippo in pocket at golf and is never upright . Would not like to put one at bottom of sleeping bag as gets very hot if comes out of supplied cover pouch.
1814653
You can probably get 2 sleeping bags inside but their feet/bottoms of the bags may be hanging outside of the teepee. Hope that helps!
1837098
it has a clear plastic bag with a zipper around the top. the sleeping bag needs to be folded and rolled to fit into the bag.
1563335
The right and left would work the best. We zipped ours together (both right zip) but the hood of the one was then on the top of the bag instead of on the bottom.
690575
Depends on the weather and your sleeping comfort. For summer nights down to 70 or so, no bag required I'd think. Below that and I like to have some kind of cover, personally. It has no insulation of its own, save the pockets in the under part of the hammock. However, it does add a layer of heat trapping when zipped up. I hope this helps.
1702542
Nice sleeping bag. . . Manufacturer says "*Zip two together for double the room".
1919275
This sleeping bag is for indoor and summer use. Can be used outdoor but I would recommend to have additional blankets as well.
1922189
When I think of a sleeping bag, I think camping. This is not meant for outdoor/tent sleeping. It is basically a comforter that zippers closed. I think they call it a nap mat because it comes in a little "back pack"/sack that can be carried along to family/friends/school for a nap.