What are the dimensions and weight of this product? I need to know if I have the extra room to fit into a Infantryman's First Aid Kit /bag.
159335
If I were going into combat, I would consider it too bulky. I bought it for my first aid kit in my pick up truck and it is fine for that. In fact, I was extremely impressed with the potential utility of it. It did not come in a roll, as pictured, but as a flat folded item about 3" wide by about 12" long. However, there are many things that can be used as splints in an emergency, and an infantryman does not need extra things to carry.
159336
it will not fit in an IFAK unless you take something out. its the same size as a sam splint just a different brand. its about the size of a pop can, maybe just a little bigger around
2019511
I have a "long" version of this bag and it can be rolled (tightly) into a 7"X17" (11 liter) compression bag. I have to roll it neatly, and it takes a little effort to get it into the bag, but it fits very nicely with no excess space (and compresses from 17 inches down to about 8 inches long). The compression sack I use I found at REI.
1174452
I'll agree with the 9x15". I've been using it for flyaway missions in Afghanistan; the small size means I can stick it inside my Rush72 and have plenty of room for clothes and gear. If you are after a nice compact bag, I'd would recommend this one.
623394
It worked well for a standard military patrol bag but I got a medium. No idea about that particular brand
1332323
yes let me go home today and pull it out and get the measurements. Its a large bag with a smaller bag inside that I carry two guns into the range with all my ammo and targets. will get it to you shortly.
1462319
Possibly. I am a Infantry soldier, I'm 5'9' and slept in the tent with a weapon, body armor, and some other gear. There was not much room but enough to sleep and stay dry. I kept my rucksack outside it and covered it with a rain cover. If you have a large pack it will probably still fit but it will be tight. I love the simplicity of setting up and taking down this tent. It's extremely light and it rained very hard - I stayed completely dry which was awesome!
594496
I would agree with TacJ that the rear is narrow enough that a pouch holding 45lbs may be too much. A butt pack such as the maxpedition proteus (small 270 cu in) or sabercat (large 600 cu in) might fit nicely. If I need to carry more, I simply thow my pack over the vest.
447337
Its about a foot wide and tall, about 28 inches long. Lots ot room, espcially if you take out the range caddy that fits inside. I ususally have 4 pistols in soft sided cases (smaller pistols will fit in the zippered padded areas inside the bag) lots of mags and gear. It seems to handle the weight pretty well. For the price its a darn good bag
1002203
It is roughly 17"w x 24"h x 9"d ....My son loves it and uses it when kayaking and hiking, enough for a day or two's supplies, I think it is 19L I have a military bag that I got in the service that is 30L and his bag is almost an identical smaller version.
1550165
It should fit, but will not be snug if you only weigh 90 pounds...bought it for my nephew who is 5'4" and weighs 85, and it hangs loose on him. It does hold grenades.
2152142
Dimensions: 18"L x 12.5"W x 9.5"D.its a good bag for a lot of small gear. i carry spare mags, batteries, hydration, tip ties, chemlights, headlamp gps, mre, and advanced medkit. i had to rig mine as there were no hydration hold straps... my buddy has a condor. i prefer his for that 1 reason.
1986321
I don't really know.....but your not going to have any trouble putting everything u need in it. I also bought sustainment pouches that MOLLE to the sides of the pack. Look up Sustainment pouches. They have them in all patterns.
1119975
I did not notice this detail when I bought it. I can say that the Bag is ig enough for my personal needs. I live in a country that "thinks" in centimeters not in inches so I cannot measure it to give you the real size and capacity.
1216474
5" by 5" by 24" when tightly packed in the included bag. You could compress it a little bit more with compression straps but it wouldn't be worth the effort. Could be lighter due to the relatively heavy fiberglass poles but I do routinely carry it on the outer straps of my pack.
1507916
Sarah, without knowing what the UPC number of the drill/kit you would be purchasing this bag for, I cannot confidently expect this would be a good fit. I certainly would not like to mislead you without those dimensions. Should you be in a rush to purchase, this bag is available in a larger size on Amazon which I think fits most of the larger muli-tool sets even with the accessories including multiple tools, chargers and accessories and molded tool case. If you know which tool you wish to purchase, I have several sizes in the warehouse that I can personally measure to determine a proper fit.
87740
I have no idea of what you are talking about, but when I got it it was way lighter than other bear canisters, and it is about the size of the mid-section of an average sized backpack. I think you should get it.
2101417
Roughly: 14"(width/depth) X 12-1/2" (height/depth) X 32"(length/width) I measured the bottom (bottom is smaller than the top) and the height in the smaller areas. The lid allows for an inch or 3/4 of an inch. Nothing against the container but it is odd shape to get a descriptive measurement. It easily holds a 4750 cu in backpack and backpacking gear (except clothes & boots) and I use standard higher-end equipment. Less the titanium or carbon equipment I don't use any ultralight gear (I also carry a few extra odds and ends for my personal comfort). Pack, stove, water filter, fuel (for stove), hydration bladder 3 liter, 3 32oz bottles, multi tool, fixed blade, folder for quick use, folder for climbing rope, headlamp, flashlight, first aid/emergency, wound/trauma care, dental emergengy, prescription meds kit, microfiber towel, cookware/utensils (2 liter pot/lid , 5.5 in pan, french press for coffee, multipul foks spoons and sporks, a small silicone spatula) pot handle, , rope/550+ paracord, compass, sirvival kit (the size of a 1 liter bottle), hand trowel, 8 oz soap, 8 oz bug repel, 1 roll of unrolled toilet paper and a small pack of wet-wipes in a gallon zip-loc, fire steel, bic lighters, matches, spark striker, char cloth in a altoids size tin, sun glasses, therma rest matteress and chair kit, 20 mummy bag (about the size of a pro football), synthetic bag liner, a pair of crocs original style, water treatment tabs (12 pack), pack cover and the smaller of the two lexan bear containers for food and smelly stuff-tooth paste, lip balm, etc. I keep a full summer and winter hunting wardrobe less footwear in another one. And I use another for predator hunting gear (less firearms/ammo & clothing). And two more, one for the back of my truck to carry recovery equip, tie down straps and roadside emergency items. The last one is used to store survival items as I aquire the necessities. Hope that helps some!