How do you know what size bag to get? The sleeping bag we have is a "short".
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Base your selection on the "packed size" of your bag. Large starts with 10 X 18 capacity and compresses to 10 X 10. I used a large for a Big Agnes Encampment 15 degree regular length bag with a pack size of 9 X 20. The XL starts at 11 X 22 capacity and compresses to 11 X 10. I actually have my Big Agnes Big House 4 and fly in that bag. Vestibule is in a separate bag.Other specialty camp equipment sites usually list more information/specs about the products. I then shop all of the sites and Amazon for the best deal.
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I originally purchased mediums but decided the large was a better fit. We have standard size slumber jack mummy bags... I felt that I could always throw an extra fleece in the stuff sack with my sleeping bag or just compress is down smaller. The medium was just a hair to small, but it may work for a short bag. Good luck!!
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I'll ask my brother to measure his bag tomorrow and get back to you. I own a Dakine bag, bought this for my little brother.
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I don't understand why the description shows a different size for this bag. Can someone confirm the approximate height, width, and depth of these bags? Thanks in advance.
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I have had no issues with this sleeping bag, quality is very good and I am very happy with it. Did not check dimensions for accuracy.
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I used my bag, size unknown at this location because I am away for the summer, but I'm sure it was a medium/small size to hold a three-season down sleeping bag. The bag was easily able to do the job. I wanted to back my sleeping bag. John Andrews
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About 3.5' tall and 16" in diameter. The sleeping bag is difficult to compress back into the carry case. What I did was go to Walmart to get some straps to help compress the bag, this seemed to aide the problem. However, you will find that even after that it can still be difficult to get the sleeping bag in the case. Lastly, if you are looking to buy this sleeping bag you can't go wrong; overall this is a really great sleeping bag. Its comfortable, has some head support, and the coolest feature is the added shoulder flap to keep warm during cold camping nights. You won't regret buying it.
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Hello! This is our smallest Swoop Bag size. We just posted some photos of our mini bag with cosmetics in it that you can view on our BLOG when you visit our website. I hope that helps! Thank you!
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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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I only got one for the listed price. I would have had to buy two for it to be a two-person sleeping bag, which is true of any sleeping bag- you can zip two together!! I returned it.
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If you're using it just for the liner -- 6 strap compression stuff sack would be fine. Lying flat the compression bag would be approximately 18 x 23. Diameter is approximately 32" around bottom of bag. If you need one, let me know I have one in very good condition, which is not listed (I can list). The 9 strap is a tad longer & wider - 9 strap made for the entire USGI sleeping system, which is the bivy cover and the sleeping bag (I also have 9 strap).
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When packed into its carry-bag the regular sleeping bag is about 15 inches in length and 11 inches in diameter. Its weight is about 8lbs.
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For this type of bag we only have this one size. We do have other types of bags as well, however.
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Is the sleeping bad down? If so, I think it would fit in this bag. However, as I said in y review, the quality of the bag isn't as good as others we have. If you need something now, get it. If you have some time, look for something a little heavier.
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I got a compression sack that was roughly the same size as the stuff sack that came with it, but it only compressed end-to-end. I didn't realize that what I needed was more of something to make it thinner, not as much shorter. The bag actually fits well in the stuff sack, and into the "stuff" compartment of my backpack, so I am sticking with that setup until I find the "perfect" compression sack. The number 30 comes to mind for what I did buy, though. I would go a step lower than that if I really had to have a stuff sack...that wasn't "perfect". Hope this helps.....
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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'm 6'4" and am not happy with it it's too small for me and my girlfriend I use two of my hunting sleeping bags zipped together this sleeping bag is more of a Sumer bag and would recommend for smaller people the price was great but I use it as an extra blanket
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Yes, buy you'll have to get the right size. I used to use the Army water proof bag with a plastic bag inside of that and this is a much better option for water proofing. Depending on they type of sleeping bag you have (which I'm assuming is a "mummy" stuff bag and not one that rolls up with a wide opening) then you are good. The largest Sea to Summit will hold a -40 degree Wigley sleeping bag with a gortex cover. Fitting is important and too big or too small can be frustrating or waste room in a backpack - cheers and good luck!