what size should I get for a bug out bag
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Depends on what your using it for an how big your bag is. My bag is a 50l so I have a 30l for dirty clothes and a 20l for clothes,15l socks an underwear
653101
I use a Nike sport duffel bag that measures 22 inches long. Great for carry on too.
1662711
Yes- it would easily fit into a bug-out bag. It looks to be good quality. I've never used it, just keep it in an emergency kit in my vehicle. You could take it out of the package and easily fit it into a gallon ziplock freezer bag, maybe even something smaller.
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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.
143158
I would go with the toddler size. Worst case is it might hang over the end of the car seat-just be sure is does not mess with the locking mechanism when you use the base. The toddler size will fit on your bugaboo for YEARS to come.
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I'd get a large. You can't make a small bag big; can make a big bag small. My pack is 85L and I have a large. Fully packed, the pack fits in the bag good.
761761
I have them both in my bug out bag so I can't tell you exactly. I can tell you that they're about the size of a small test tube and very packed with useful items. not something you would take on a fishing trip but something that would certainly get you food in a survival situation. recommend big time for its size and contents
853151
24-70/2.8 fits in the bug perfectly (even with the hood attached - the bug can be extended for this purpose). Even the "Big Mama" - 50-500 fits in this bug (w/o hood)
17695
Go to the dry bag website for a sizing chart. I normally used a 5 liter or small bag for kayaking. Each company is a little different with the sizes. Also double check what the Amazon seller is saying for the size. This bag is a good one.
1978951
I think you should absolutely buy the "regular" length bag...the 6' bag. The last thing in the world you want is to find your bag is too short. Additionally, I often stuff things in the bottom of my bag at night....socks, fleece, etc... things to have warm and handy should I need to rise at night or in the AM when I wake...having just a little extra space is convenient and the bag still warms up just fine in spite of the very slightly larger volume of air to warm.
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Small or most certainly medium should work fine. The stuff sack it comes with stuffs down to 9x17.
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).
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Go to O2totes.com, and click on What bag will fit my tank? They have a chart, to answer your question. I hope you find the correct one..Good Luck
2263433
If it is a down bag, you might want to avoid squashing the down. I guess the xx large bag would be best, but that is the only size I have used.
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Sorry for the delay in answering. I'm thinking a 50" or a little bigger. It's a good bag for bigger waists. I recently used it on vacation and actually wore it like one of those sling packs and it worked great that way. In fact, I would prefer to wear it that way. Around the waist is fine, but it was more comfortable as a sling pack.
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Bought it for my son to use in his bug out bag for organizational purposes. We'll worth the money.
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it will fit, although tight. I use a down bag to replace the black one and keep the gore tex bivy and patrol bag. If you are on a strict budget to purchase a down bag this setup will still work. COMPRESS!!!