what size spinning(7 feet,medium) packing?
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It is made for a medium to heavy duty reel. is this what you were wanting to know?
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I found a Sizes and Specification Chart at: http://www.glipoolproducts.com/product.asp?ProdID=19I hope this helps.
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101 inches is the spinning diameter. This thing is really fun and well built!
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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.
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SORRY... that size is prohibitive as shipping get very high and is prone to driving broken. thanks for your inquiry.. jt
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Ms. Denny,Thank you for contacting AMSC. In the 1 meter box, we only carry size C. In the 10 meter rolls, All sizes, A,B,C,D,E,F &G..;G being extremely large.Thank you,
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Do you mean for packing for a trip? It's shipped in a mesh bag but doesn't take up a lot of space out of the bag. 18" long flippers or so.
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Base your selection on the "packed size" of your bag. Large starts with 10 X 18 capacity and compresses to 10 X 10. I used a large for a Big Agnes Encampment 15 degree regular length bag with a pack size of 9 X 20. The XL starts at 11 X 22 capacity and compresses to 11 X 10. I actually have my Big Agnes Big House 4 and fly in that bag. Vestibule is in a separate bag.Other specialty camp equipment sites usually list more information/specs about the products. I then shop all of the sites and Amazon for the best deal.
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Jill-the main stock photo shows the different sizes that are offered. There are 12 inch and 36 inch rounds that are easily rolled about on the floor and than 12 and 36 inch halves. I think the rounds are better and the length depends on how much space you have and whether you are planning to transport your roller. I personally prefer the 36 inch size. It has greater versatility. For one thing, the length allows the user to align the spine on it.
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It depends on what you prefer. Ive gotten Mine down to about 8-10 diameter when rolled, 18-20 sounds like someone tried rolling when inflated...which is a bad idea. Its basically on your ability to remove as much air as possible Before stowing... I hammock camp tho so I need pads to keep warm from heat loss thru convection. However whan backpacking its more efficient to fold the pad upon itself a few times and shove against the back of the pack or at the bottom.. the roll method takes up too much valuable space in a pack. Hope this helps!
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It was a good size. Rolled up. You could probably check it but I doubt it would be something you could stuff into a overhead baggage bin.
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I think a large would be the minimum. Also depends on how much gear you have. I would probably select an extra large to be safe.
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Took these rolls well enough: Scotch Long Lasting Moving & Storage Packaging Tape, 1.88 Inches x 54.6 Yards, 4 Rolls (3650-4) and other similar standard size rolls. Don't know if that's what you are looking for.
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I wouldn't recommend it for a spinning class - the cord is about 4 feet long, and can be cumbersome for activity. It has a three-prong male connector to fit into a speaker connection, which is what I use if for.
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Maybe you can refer to the table found in http://www.drymaxsocks.com/sizes.php
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Go with the 6925, it has a 5.2:1 Gear Ratio, 7.2 oz weight and line capacity is 4/110, 6/90. I have this reel paired with a Fenwick HMX Ultra Light 7ft.Great combination!
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10" is what I came up with as well, and unlike D. Numanfortier, I don't put other supplies in the middle compartment... I have 6 to 8 skeins of yarn standing on edge, depending on the project I'm working on, and while they do hold each other up to a point, they often collapse to the middle or as the skein gets down to the end, it collapses which cause 1 or 2 of the others to fall over, blocking the yarn somewhat... which means I have to stop what I'm doing, stand everything back up and try to form the remainder of the one skein to continue to feed yarn. I've come up with a plan to take a 4" round mailing tube, cut to height for the center. I'll make 8 slits in the bottom about 4" high, and cut cardboard inserts 8" tall, by 6" wide, and put slits in them from the top down to 4" from the bottom. I'll slide one per slit on the tube and when done, I'll have what looks from the top, like a bicycle wheel with spokes going out... effectively giving me 8 compartments to stand the yarn in. the middle can hold my tunisian needles and patterns... Hope this helps.