What size compression bag would be good to use with this?
1260349
It fits perfectly inside a 6.5L Sea to Summit nylon stuff bag. Just fold it in half along the long axis, then fold it in thirds with the laces on the inside, and roll up tightly.
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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http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CEZ4B7C/ref=oh_details_o06_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 And go with what ever water bag you like it is so far fairly universal.
1707521
There is about 1/4 - 1/2" of compression. I'd suggest you get the 11-18. If you adjust it to 11 1/4" it should be about right.
2185723
It is a good size bag, very much like any EMT would use, maybe 2ft L x 1ft H x 1.5ft W.
653101
I use a Nike sport duffel bag that measures 22 inches long. Great for carry on too.
374553
IF you have the DOWN version, it will fit in the medium bag, you'll have to work to get it in there, but the results are worth it. It ends up being about the size of a rugby ball.IF synthetic, then i agree with the large.
568306
The bag should be the right size. The inside measures 17widex12deep. As long as it is not to thick it should fit.
1395329
It will compress super small... will go into a little bag like this: http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/81cafzvpKFL._SY679_.jpg
1376186
I have used it for my son's boy scout mummy sleeping bag which is about 31" x 84"+/-. For my king size Coleman 20 degree bag (about 39" x 90"), I purchased VAS 23"X 183/4" COMPRESSION GEAR SACK - SLEEPING BAGS & GEAR which worked out really well. In addition, we backpack with external frame packs and being able to compress into a cylinder versus a ball strapped much easier to the frame
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I bought 20Liter bag, which is the "XL" good size for misc stuff on a canoe trip like wallet and dry clothes (it might hold kid's sleeping bag - about 1/3 too small to hold an adult sleeping bag to give you an idea of volume).
1842830
I use it to commute to the gym and back. It depends on how many items you're trying to carry. If you're not carrying a bunch of items with you, they sell a smaller pack with a large bladder that may work better. I don't personally mind the size, but I have a friend who complains about it being too big. He ended up buying the smaller bag that Geigerrig makes.
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Its big. Its not necessarily for backpacking. In the original compression sack the bag is about 11x6inches. Otherwise you can compress it down to about 8X5 inches. The circumference barely compresses. Its a thick bag.
2014832
medium works with some extra space enough for a piece of fruit or chips. a bottle of water fits in outer side pocket. If you plan to carry much more you may want to step up to large. I haven't had the need.
132308
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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I got a compression sack that was roughly the same size as the stuff sack that came with it, but it only compressed end-to-end. I didn't realize that what I needed was more of something to make it thinner, not as much shorter. The bag actually fits well in the stuff sack, and into the "stuff" compartment of my backpack, so I am sticking with that setup until I find the "perfect" compression sack. The number 30 comes to mind for what I did buy, though. I would go a step lower than that if I really had to have a stuff sack...that wasn't "perfect". Hope this helps.....
1937759
The smallest size I personally recommend is 7" X 10". Any smaller bag than that size, and you will be punching such a small bag, that it will seem like punching 'air' and WAY TOO FAST A BAG TO LEARN PROPER 'RHYTHM'. I started in college, punching speed bags, some 56 years ago, and found that a larger bag than 7" X 10" is OK for gaining strength, but way too slow a rebound to enjoy the 'lackluster' lethargic rhythm. I recently purchased an expensive Pro Mex 6" X 9" size, and found it way to 'fast' to enjoy, and way too 'light' for my tastes. So I purchased the TITLE 7" X 10" bag, a replacement bag for my Everlast 7414 bag that no longer holds air, and am very pleased with the construction, size and quick rebound properties. I hope that helps you in your search!..Ron
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Yes i would say a small one no longer than 12 inches when collapsed would fit nicely. Anything much larger than that will be too heavy and long to be secure in the mesh pocket. Love my Lowepro bag though, very glad I made the purchase.