what size would be used for the slumberjack latitude -20 degree bag? the dimensions are 34 x 86 x 34 inches and the packed size is 12 x 17 inches
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I would imagine it will fit in the Large bag, my zero degree bag does, but if you'd like a little bit of extra space to pack socks, underwear, etc then maybe go for the XL.
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Buy a size bigger than what you think is necessary. That way you can add additional things.
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when it is closed & put back into the carry bag, it's the size of a rolled upsleeping bag when you go camping . 36" by 12" approx.
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You'd be better off with a slightly larger bag. I have a similar board and I had to send my 7'6" bag back bc I couldn't zip it closed
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When packed, the tent bag is about 9 X 9 X 36. It could be packed tighter. I just rolled it up and put it in the bag. Hope this helps.
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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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It's pretty bulky - definitely for car camping and not hiking. It's 17" diameter, 29" tall and 51" radius and ours is packed pretty tight. It does fit in our roof box though. It's a great sleeping bag and so warm for cooler nights. I highly recommend it.
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It looks like it's rated to 20 degrees...? I wouldn't go with the extra large unless your pack is extra large, otherwise it will only fit in the pack vertically, leaving an odd-sized shape in the pack which would need to be filled for balance. I'd do my best to stuff the sack into a large bag.
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The bag is 14" x 14" x 38" when fully packed. It is a soft bag, however, and I don't recommend use for travel abroad. You best bet is to buy a case big enough for the contents or maybe even a foot locker that you can add foam padding to.
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I got the Coleman North Rim 0 Degree Sleeping Bag and I use the Medium bags... It might fit in the small but I had a really hard time trying to get my sleeping bag into the compression bag... I bought these a couple years ago.... There was an option to buy a 3 pack with different sizes... I use the other two sizes for other stuff when I hike...
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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.
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It's rather big. Never tried to fit a sleeping bag. But I do regularly travel with a lot on it.
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I'm sorry I don't remember the exact dimensions of the bag- just that they were much bigger then I had expected or needed so I returned them. Had they been smaller they would have been perfect. Guesstimate - 12 x 16
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Oh, Debbie, I am SO SORRY I didn't respond sooner! Anyway, I just measured the carry-bag and it is a 23 inch circle that is about 2 inches thick. It's really amazing how much shelter and shade fit into that small round zippered bag! I don't know if that fits the carry-on dimension requirements - I'm curious to know now, too!
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The sleeping pad would be about all it fits in the center. It is not as big as it looks. Unless you packed clothes in the center of the bag.
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I bought the 13x30 for a queen size, double high air mattress. The air mattress fits in there great with several inches to spare at the top. I would think the 11x24 would be plenty large enough for your sleeping bag. Amazon usually charges about $5 shipping for returns, so if you're still not sure, you could order two sizes and then return one of them.
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Short: 74 in. x 30 in. and fits up to height 5 ft. 4 in.Regular: 82 in. x 32 in. and fits up to height 6 ft.Long: 86 in. x 34 in. and fits up to height 6 ft. 6 in.I found these dimensions on another site that sells the same sleeping bag.
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Probably 1.5' x 1' x 5"? It's not accessible so I can't measure exactly. I would roll it into the pocket to make it more compact and shove it under some heavier things to compress it, or put it in a drawstring sleeping bag bag and tie it to my backpack. Hope that helps.