Is this pack large enough for a lightweight sleeping bag and tent?
125770
Yes... if the sleeping bag was in a compression sack, the tent was small, and you didn't need to fit much else in there.
125771
I have stashed 'backpacking' sleeping bag in the pack with minimal clothes. Have not tried packing a tent into it yet, but imagine you could strap one to it externally. Or if you had a really compact tent (I don't), that may work.
125772
Think you are pushing the limits of it and agree with Jason-best to strap tent or bag to outside of pack.
202673
I would say yes. I have taken a smaller version of this pack, the 34, on a 10 day trip. But I am also a big fan of ultralight, and have gone out of my way to make my equipment small. I also did not carry a hammock on that trip. On weekend trips, I put my sleeping bag in those straps on the bottom, and everything else fits easily enough inside or in the side pockets. Part of that depends on what size sleeping bag and tent you have. Normal summer gear should not be a problem.
394127
I would believe so... it's not an overly large pack and is fairly light weight.
2247341
I'm 6-4 and my sleeping bag fit into the bag. I would not put the sleeping pad into the bag. It can be straped on the outside. Remember this is a medium size bag. The interior will hold 2 shirts, 1 pants, 2 underwear and 2 socks. Food for 5 days ( depends on what you eat). Rain jacket, emergency tarp, first aid kit, hygiene kit both 6x4 inches. 1 person tent or hammock, rain fly, straps and rope. Alcohol stove, ultra light pot w lid. Side pockets hold water treatment, alcohol fuel, lighter, maps, snacks, spoon or spork, etc. Top storage has twice as much room as side pockets. Bottom has rain cover which comes with the pack. There are lots of places to tie down your sleeping pad, hiking poles, what ever. I bought mine to use on the Appalachian Trail. I have 30lbs of stuff which I hope to get down to 25lbs. I had a larger pack- 6000 cu in. but when you are hiking 544 miles weight is a factor. If you are car camping or just hiking to a camp site and not moving for a week go with a larger pack. You can bring more stuff. Some thru hikers have packs with less cu in to save weight. I am not in a hurry so if I get tired I will rest and enjoy the scenery. I did buy a compression bag for my sleeping bag. It was tight w/o compression bag. My sleeping bag came with just a stuff sack. It ddin't compress the sleeping bag so I went with a compression bag. Yours may be smaller or larger than my sleeping bag. Mine is a synthetic fill rated to 20 but I think it is only good to 30. That is from years of use at different temps. I may need a new bag. Even 30 degrees is to cold for me these days. Hope this helps. Happy trails, Dave
731850
If you buy the LARGE size....Yes, no problem. It is huge. I have a coleman 6 person instant-tent (in the box), two queen size inflatable mattresses, and two foldable "camping chairs" in mine with room to spare!
108431
Hello Stephanie, I do not recommend this backpack for a petite woman. There is a smaller version of this pack, it doesn't have a ouch for your sleeping bag. But it would be better suited for someone of your stature. I'll get the name for you and provide, soon.
1046493
Yes its a perfect pack for a 2-3 or more day hike. I personally did a 4 night hike with this pack and it was awesome. Youtube has some good reviews of this pack that are convincing. The sleeping bag compartment won't hold your sleeping bag unless you plan on just using a thin bed sheet. Its a great starter pack that will last quite a while.
609643
Yes. as the straps are pretty long and not super sturdy. You might do better to have the pack infront so you can manage the weight if something goes wrong wit hthe straps.
1710928
I'm sorry this won't be a direct answer to your question. The pack weight is pretty light, but the dimensions are approx. 2'x2'x2". This is not the kind of tent I would consider packing anywhere. it folds into a large disk shape that can be unwieldy to carry any distance.
539965
Yes, I would say that there is plenty of room for that. I can tell you that I'm a pretty big guy (6'0" and 310 lbs) and this tent works out perfectly for me. I usually sleep in the tent with a few other items (knife, bear spray, boots, lamp/flashlight) and I have plenty of room. I would say that you probably don't have enough room to put a whole backpack in there, but it would depend on how big the backpack is. What I do is have my backpack just outside of the tent, and have the rainfly pulled tight so that I almost have a little extra rainproof storage space just outside the tent, which works well for me. Hope that helps! Yes, I would say that there is plenty of room for that. I can tell you that I'm a pretty big guy (6'0" and 310 lbs) and this tent works out perfectly for me. I usually sleep in the tent with a few other items (knife, bear spray, boots, lamp/flashlight) and I have plenty of room. I would say that you probably don't have enough room to put a whole backpack in there, but it would depend on how big the backpack is. What I do is have my backpack just outside of the tent, and have the rainfly pulled tight so that I almost have a little extra rainproof storage space just outside the tent,... » Read More Yes, I would say that there is plenty of room for that. I can tell you that I'm a pretty big guy (6'0" and 310 lbs) and this tent works out perfectly for me. I usually sleep in the tent with a few other items (knife, bear spray, boots, lamp/flashlight) and I have plenty of room. I would say that you probably don't have enough room to put a whole backpack in there, but it would depend on how big the backpack is. What I do is have my backpack just outside of the tent, and have the rainfly pulled tight so that I almost have a little extra rainproof storage space just outside the tent, which works well for me. Hope that helps! « Show Less
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I used this bag on a backpacking trip into Glacier National Park this summer and it was perfect. It's lightweight and packs up small enough to fit into the sleeping bag compartment of my pack. Not sure about the 20 degree rating. It was in the low 40s for me and I was comfortable. You may want a liner if it gets much colder than that.
662276
It would hold a compressible lightweight hiking bag, but definitely not a standard sleeping bag.
1242379
I would say yes. It's very light in my opinion. I wouldn't mind backpacking with it. I believe the outfitter model adds a tiny bit of weight and size, but it's definitely worth it. Very good tent. Easy to set up too.
778601
Well, to be honest, it's a hard call. It's a large sleeping bag and perhaps if you rolled it tightly, it just might be able to tuck underneath the main pack. I would go to a camping place store, see if they have a similar sleeping bag and ask if you can roll it up. :) Then get it on Amazon.
281338
Yes, you could strap something to the exterior of this pack if needed, but it has so much room inside that if you can't fit everything in it, you might want to rethink your equipment. I fit my bivy, sleeping bag, air mattress, pillow, and sitting pad all in the internal sleeping bag compartment with no problem at all.
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Packed reasonably and conservatively, absolutely! (lot of "y"s there :) Seriously, you have a few options for carrying your tent on the outside of the 2100, I like to use the bottom straps on mine for this purpose. You will want to go very conservative with your sleeping bag, but it's doable. For a week long trip, you will want to seriously plan everything out and see if this is the bag for you. Personally, I love mine for three days trips. I use my TETON Outfitter 4600 for the longer trips ;-)
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It is big enough, but I wouldn't guarantee it would be sturdy enough. This pack is made of fairly thin nylon material. I think for that weight a canvas backpack would be better.