What size is the bag when rolled up in its carrying bag? Does the carrying bag have straps like a compression bag?
1799105
Yes,The case actually has four straps attached to it that you can cinch down and make it very compact. It is probably the best case for any sleeping bag I have ever owned.Rock On
1799106
It's fairly large in its bag. Good for car camping , not backpacking. No straps.
1799107
Rolls up to about the same as any other bag and it does have straps great bag.
1799108
Sorry I can only give an approximate answer as the bag I use is not the one supplied and its not available to measure at this time , I would say the stuff bag I use is 400mm Dia. x 600mm high. The sleeping bag is quite deep and not that compact when packed as most all weather bags they expand in use and then its quite difficult to compress all the air from the bag when re-packing. The bag supplied has carrying handles and the size is about 300mmx400mm.
1799109
i'm not at home where i can measure, but its approx. 12" in diameter when its in the bag and yes, it has compression straps on the bag
270455
It was easy to pack in it's bag. Im sure you could put in in a smaller bag if need be. it's a great bag for the price. Im sorry i dont know the exact dimensions, however it is no bigger or smaller then any other mummy gag i have owned you could use it for backpacking or car camping
1268197
Yes compression sack and it compresses down to about 10" by 6". Easy to get in bag and pretty strong straps.
28054
Rolled up and stuffed into the carrying bag it comes with, it's a cylinder 9" in diameter, 14" tall when uncompressed. You can probably squish that down to half the size if you wanted to.
13515
roughly 8X8X24. Can be compressed smaller but just sitting in the bag that are the rough dimensions measured in inches
78622
The bag to roll it up in is about 2.5 feet by 3.5 feet. The box it comes in isn't much bigger, but I purchased mine a few years ago. May not be the same. My kid is almost 8 now and we've not popped it yet. Love this product
1841331
Yes it comes with a little bag that holds everything. I don't know the exact dimensions but I will guess that rolled up and stuffed into the bag it probably is no more than 2 feet long and maybe 6 inches in circumference.
574612
It's about a foot and a half long, give or take a few inches, depending how you pack it. It's about 6" around, again give or take an inch depending how much you compress. It's too large for the inside of small and some medium packs. Straps to outside of any pack just fine.
1336581
I fold the bag 3 times lengthwise, roll it from the bottom up and secure it with a Velcro strap. With little effort I get a 5" diameter and 7" length. With a little effort or compression stuff sack smaller dimensions can be achieved.
1626022
It's the size of a duffle bag when packed. Unfortunately, the foot pump [on mine] did not work. I may have been using it incorrectly but so far on the one camping trip I took it on, I was unable to inflate it. Had to borrow a friend's air spare air mattress!
2111896
The compression bag is about 1 1/2' - 2' in height and may be about a foot and half in width. However both bags can fit inside and compresses pretty good. I hang mine either below my bag or place on top. my son has one also. If you want to put it inside ur go bag it may take up to much space.
25524
It comes with it's own compression bag. But its more than likely too big for a standard compression bag! Fully compressed in its bag its 51 inches in diameter by 18 inches high. This a great car camping bag. but not made for backpacking!
1260350
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).
237924
It comes with it's own compression sack. At first, I tried folding the bag in half and then rolling it up but had trouble fitting it back into the compression sack it came with. Then I checked youtube for videos and techniques to put bags in their compression sacks. Instead of rolling the bag, you just stuff the bag into the sack. After I learned that, I have had no problems putting the bag back into the compression sack it came with.
1701339
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.
208731
It's actually quite easy to roll up and has toggles along the edges to keep the bag folded in half while rolling it. It's easy to put back in the bag, but not possible to use the extra compression feature the storage bag offers.
814177
Approximately 14"X 14" X 44". There is room in the bag to fit extra stakes a cords so it does compress a little on one end. I just measured it with a tape so these numbers are very close.