What does it roll up to, dimension wise, when carried for backpacking?
1405068
As noted, the provided sack is far too large. I, too, fold mine (large size) in half and roll it tight. It perfectly fits inside a cheap dry sack I had from Walmart (10.75 inch width) http://outdoorproducts.com/3-pack-ultimate-dry-sack/ In general, I feel it is really bulky to pack, so if you can afford it, maybe try for the prolite. Nevertheless, I LOVE this pad and have had it for 4 years with no problems. Every time I decide not to bring it on a backpacking trip, I regret it
1405069
Depends on how good you are at deflating it. But I would say maybe 18-20 in circumference and whatever the width the pad is listed as
1405070
Not sure about the dimensions. But it doesn't get that small. I have a hard time getting a lot of the air out so I can get as small as I would like. Still looking for the perfect sleeping pad.
1405071
The medium comes with a stuff sack that measures about 11"X6", however the pad rolls very easily to fit inside with room to spare. I deflate by opening the valve, folding the pad in half lengthwise, then start rolling from the end opposite the valve so as you roll the air goes out the valve.
1405072
If you fold it in half lengthwise and roll it up as tight as it'll get, it's a cylinder about 10in across and 6in in diameter (for the regular size). The sack it comes with is bigger than that, so I usually just tie a loop of webbing or cord around it instead of using the bag.
2265320
Says right in the description. About 34"x34"x7" and it is heavy so unless you're car camping take a roll up tent-this thing cant be carried for too long of a distance-I give it 1 minute of travel before the strap or my back breaks. I sleep like a million bucks in it though and usually done setting up in a fragment of the time as compared to other conventional tents.
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My father and I both own one of these and we love them. Roughly the dimensions are as follows... about 3 foot tall x 1 foot wide x about a foot deep, It is load barring and will carry up to 120 lbs. In mine I have packed a 2 person pup tent, full sized sleeping bag, two 8x10 tarps, mess kit, two BDU uniforms, two sets of insulated underwear, first aid kit, 200 rounds of rifle ammo, 300 rounds of pistol ammo, 9 MRE's, a machete, camel back bladder and a few other assorted items. With my load out it comes to around 65 lbs carry weight. This pack carries nicely and is very confoirtable. I hope this helps... My father and I both own one of these and we love them. Roughly the dimensions are as follows... about 3 foot tall x 1 foot wide x about a foot deep, It is load barring and will carry up to 120 lbs. In mine I have packed a 2 person pup tent, full sized sleeping bag, two 8x10 tarps, mess kit, two BDU uniforms, two sets of insulated underwear, first aid kit, 200 rounds of rifle ammo, 300 rounds of pistol ammo, 9 MRE's, a machete, camel back bladder and a few other assorted items. With my load out it comes to around 65 lbs carry weight. This pack carries nicely and is very confoirtable. I hope... » Read More My father and I both own one of these and we love them. Roughly the dimensions are as follows... about 3 foot tall x 1 foot wide x about a foot deep, It is load barring and will carry up to 120 lbs. In mine I have packed a 2 person pup tent, full sized sleeping bag, two 8x10 tarps, mess kit, two BDU uniforms, two sets of insulated underwear, first aid kit, 200 rounds of rifle ammo, 300 rounds of pistol ammo, 9 MRE's, a machete, camel back bladder and a few other assorted items. With my load out it comes to around 65 lbs carry weight. This pack carries nicely and is very confoirtable. I hope this helps... « Show Less
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It gets rolled up and put back in its bag (like a sleeping bag). Its roughly 3x 4' when stored.
580136
This tent rolls up about 2 feet tall and about 4 inches in diameter. About the same size as a sleeping pad rolled up. I tied up my tent to the side of my pack. I hope that helps.
1805427
It is easy to carry and could be strapped to a backpack. It is about 2" deep when folded. I weight over 200 lbs and haven't broken it yet but I haven't done any plopping on it.
1599811
It fold in half length wise and width wise.So it is half the length and width.It is easy to carry and move
226490
it rolls into a small duffle bag. It's about 16" tall by 8" wide when in bag. It's small and light. I actually store it in my inflatable air-mattress bag to make it easier to carry. Put it on air mattress when it's half-inflated, then inflate the rest of the way for it to stay put.
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Almost nothing. It's very thin and has no structure. Rolls up and is great for a day pack to carry some light items. About the same weight as a t-shirt. I used it when I go to amusement parks with the kids.
206987
I went on a backpacking trip for 4 days with 18-19 KG. ha no problems at all. It holds a lot and has many places to clip outside items on
533220
When folded fits in a shirt pocket. Open, its maybe 3.5x9.0 and perhaps 3/8 thick
310042
It's been a while, Al, but I seem to recall no unusual sizing issues. I sent it back, however, because it was too heavy for backpacking. If you're planning on standing in one place (on a boat or something,) this would be the ticket. I'm going to guess it'd be a medium?
1215827
The weight is just a few ounces, and it folds quite flat and small. Should fit in a backpack no problem.
2165385
I would guess 3 feet tall and about 6 inches across. It would be fairly heavy on a backpack. I don't normally fold mine up though so I can't be positive .
929285
It rolls up and fits into a bag--dimensions about 12" x 12" x 24." It is heavy, though!
308567
I usually hike with mine strapped to the outside of the pack. But when I fly with my gear, I loosely roll this pad, put it in my backpack, and pack my things in the middle of the roll. My pack has an internal frame, so I'm not doing this for structure, just to keep things compact in the airplane. But it is fairly rigid when it is rolled. I think it could work as structure if you had a light pack. It wouldn't be particularly well fitted to the curve of your back, but maybe you don't care about that if your pack is light enough. It does take up a lot of space when it's rolled. Rolling it loosely and packing things inside it gives you a little more useful space, as well as providing better structure. I usually hike with mine strapped to the outside of the pack. But when I fly with my gear, I loosely roll this pad, put it in my backpack, and pack my things in the middle of the roll. My pack has an internal frame, so I'm not doing this for structure, just to keep things compact in the airplane. But it is fairly rigid when it is rolled. I think it could work as structure if you had a light pack. It wouldn't be particularly well fitted to the curve of your back, but maybe you don't care about that if your pack is light enough. It does take up a lot of space when it's rolled.... » Read More I usually hike with mine strapped to the outside of the pack. But when I fly with my gear, I loosely roll this pad, put it in my backpack, and pack my things in the middle of the roll. My pack has an internal frame, so I'm not doing this for structure, just to keep things compact in the airplane. But it is fairly rigid when it is rolled. I think it could work as structure if you had a light pack. It wouldn't be particularly well fitted to the curve of your back, but maybe you don't care about that if your pack is light enough. It does take up a lot of space when it's rolled. Rolling it loosely and packing things inside it gives you a little more useful space, as well as providing better structure. « Show Less
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Weighs about 7 ounces and, being a small tarp, can be folded or rolled to a small size. Suitable for backpacking, David