Would that bag fit a tent? Can I strap a tent and/or sleeping mat at the bottom of the bag? If not, what other Osprey bag would you recommend?
259755
It has straps on the bottom that would allow you to strap a tent to it. I never tried it but the capability is there. I don't have experience with any other Osprey bags, but goodluck!
259756
I strap a sleeping mat to the bottom of mine. Normally I stuff the tent inside the bag and the poles (if I'm using them) in one of the side pockets.
572785
Yes there is a pouch for a bag on bottom but it doesn't work so I wouldn't consider it a designated pouch for a bag, and the materials the bag is made out of are so cheap I doubt they could even hold a tent, haha just do what I did and save up more and get a kelty red loud
1856649
ill measure mines tomorrow. pretty big. i still havent found a bag to fit it. i purchased one for $12 but it only fits a mat thats 1/4" thick. and this one is double that size.
2247338
It would if you are using a compact sleeping bag. i hav this bag and i hav a decently small sleeping bang and it takes up about 1/3 of the inside of the pack. and there is straps on the bottom front of the pack to strap a tent or a sleeping pad on it. Hope this helps.
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Listed dimensions from Stef are pretty accurate. It's a pretty big bag honestly. Large enough to hold the sleep system with room to spare. I would dare say that you could fit a loosely rolled commercial sleeping bag in it with no problem ex. coleman, North Face or similar without compression bag.
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.
1115451
Yes, you can hold the mattress by the belt. It is not great, but it will work. You can put tent poles either in the bag or in the outside netting of the bag. If you can't make this work for a 2 day trip, you are packing way too much gear. There are way better bags available, BUT for the money, this is a great bag.
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.
1462319
Possibly. I am a Infantry soldier, I'm 5'9' and slept in the tent with a weapon, body armor, and some other gear. There was not much room but enough to sleep and stay dry. I kept my rucksack outside it and covered it with a rain cover. If you have a large pack it will probably still fit but it will be tight. I love the simplicity of setting up and taking down this tent. It's extremely light and it rained very hard - I stayed completely dry which was awesome!
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THIS IS NOT A BACKPACKING BAG!!! I bought it for backpacking, and it will never, ever work for that, unless you have lots of space to spare. I kept it to use as a two-person sleeping bag for regular trips. I carefully rolled it as small as it will go and put it in the stuff sack before measuring it for you: 1'7" tall, and 1' diameter. That's 19" tall and 12" diameter. In metric, that's about 48.25cm tall and 30.48cm diameter. If these numbers seem big, that's because they are.
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The extra large I have would probably be big for that bag. I have a large winter sleeping bag about that size and it is a little loose in the x large. I stuff my dry clothes and down jacket in with the sleeping bag so I have everything in one dry spot just in case.
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The mat will fit. Roll it up like a sleeping bag and it will go in. Nothing else will fit in there. You will need to use the pocket for other items. I am, however, able to roll a small fleece blanket with the mat and get it in.
1367907
It'd be a snug fit I imagine lengthwise, and I'm not sure what that would do for the tents longevity though. I own the cot and the tent and if you want to use the tent on the cot be forewarned that the rain fly that comes with the tent does not hang over the sides of the cot, causing rain to pool onto the cot when it rains. Personally, I'd use the pad under the tent, as it was intended and use my Teton sleeping bag inside the tent.
2138455
You can put a tripod on the side of the bag. The feet of the tripod go into a bag that comes out of the side and then there are straps on the top side. No place for a sleeping bag
512472
I own this pack. I carry a highly compressible sleeping bag (Lafuma Lightway 45) hammock and fly, clothes, food and stove, as well as the water bag. It all fits fine. When I camp i don't carry everything under the sun though. I use this pack for bike camping as it is a good size for mountain biking. If your sleeping bag does not compress down very much you should skip this pack.
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There are bungees on the face of the bag you could put a bed roll in, it might be too much weight for the little bungees for something heavier then that. I used them to hold my rain jacket and a sweatshirt while it was hot out. You might be able to get away with strapping the sleeping bag to one of the compression straps on the bag itself. But I have a 32+ degree sleeping bag and it fit fine in the bottom compartment then centered the tent up from there put food and other supplies to balance it. Hope the info helps.
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I cant be exact in describing the size of the sleeping bag compartment. However, any modern mummy bag in a stuff sack would have no problem fitting inside the bag. Personally, I keep my sleeping bag on the outside using the bottom straps. There are two of them which are perfect for holding the sleeping bag in place.