Does the Air Pad come with a sack and/or something to held it together when packed?
420176
Mine came with 2 elastic straps to hold it together plus a bag to keep it in.
420177
It comes with a bag and two elastic bands to hold the bag in a cylindrical shape.
48951
Not true in my experience. You should inflate it when you first get it and leave it that way until you need to pack it for your trip. This is true with most sleeping pads.
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.
226495
Yes. It comes with a small travel bag with a draw string. In the bag, it's appx 18" long by appx 8" wide. The material, including the sleeping bag, is fairly thin. I usually add a blanket when I use it. On the air mattress, it fits tight and doesn't slip off.
2222108
It can be packed since it deflates. I had trouble with an air leak on one of the components. It comes with a repair kit. I eventually stopped using it because it was hot/sweaty since it's plastic. Still, since I can't sleep lying flat, it was a decent option if I didn't have anything else.
1192856
Yes, it comes with a nylon sack. The bag is filled with synthetic fiber and so it does not compress as tightly as down bags; however, it should fit on the outside of a backpack.
1376620
Comes with a sack but I can't tell the feasibility of getting it into a pack pack and fitting anything else. Rolled into the sack its about 14x24
804671
Yes. It comes in a bag. You roll it tightly and it takes up very little space.
109940
It will come with a soft duffle bag type case..Not a hard case..The case is good enough to store in.
1678909
Mine did. It's not a compression bag, but it's fine for storage / car camping.
2197613
Yes, it comes with a carrying bag. Some advice: take a close look how it is folded before you open it up completely, as that will help you to fold it properly (space-saving) after use. I wish I had done so!
151046
Mine did not. I bought one separately, they are inexpensive. Honestly though I don't use the stuff sack. The MOLLE sleep system carrier works fine by itself. The black stuff sack isn't that great.
1300876
It does not have a traditional stuff sack. It rolls up and at the foot there is a flap of fabric with tie downs and a handle. Same system Coleman has been using for a number of years. Simple and efficient, works well.
1869407
I'm pretty sure it did not come in with a pad. I remember ordering a pack of pads from Amazon that were listed at botoom of the listing...
574179
It's the changing pad (cover) so it comes in a package folded up like a sheet. Hope this helps.
1753034
The AeroBed Twin that I purchased came with it's own draw-string bag (not a box) for storage. I deflate it, fold it like a very large towel, in thirds, lengthwise, then roll it up. It fits perfectly into it's storage bag when rolled that way. When contained, it's about the size of a one-person sleeping bag. It is surprisingly light given its sturdiness and is very easy to carry and stow. Much easier than the predecessor model, which I had for many years.
657227
Mine did - just a soft drawstring bag to keep the dust and dirt out - nice if you are tossing it in a suitcase, but no protection if you drop it.