Would the small bag work well for a Thermarest Trail Pro Lite? It's the large size, so a little longer than the standard Thermarest mattress.
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I have a thermarest (L) pro lite. It rolls up really tight as it is if you roll the air out, seel it and then re-roll it again and let the remaining air out again. If you were goin to use a compression sack also i would aerrainly use the (blue) small sack.
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It worked well for a standard military patrol bag but I got a medium. No idea about that particular brand
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I'm not sure this will compress the direction you want. These are end cap compressions, not side compression. But for the diameter of most thermarests, I would think small would work. I use these for either my clothes for backpacking or my summer weight sleeping bag. I can compress the small size with my sleeping bag to a little more than softball size.
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Don't own that specific bag, but I've used this in a pretty small ~15L pack for snowboarding, with no problems. This bladder has a loop up top that helps it stay in place, provided your pack has a clip above the hydration compartment. The hose is nice and long too so my guess is it'll work just fine. Hope that helps!
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I also tried it on the Wenzel Insta-Bed Queen and the sides of the bag ended up up and off in the morning (not fun) but I think it had to do with the SHAPE of the air chambers as opposed to their sizes (both mattresses have the same dimensions)...the Wenzel just inflated differently than the Intex. My guess is that it should work--- try it and see. You can always return it? Good luck!
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I am 6'5" and i tried a friends patrol sleeping bag and I fit in it with no problems. probably going to buy one for myself.
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My husband bought this bag for his summit and it fits fine. Hope this helps! :)
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It would if you are using a compact sleeping bag. i hav this bag and i hav a decently small sleeping bang and it takes up about 1/3 of the inside of the pack. and there is straps on the bottom front of the pack to strap a tent or a sleeping pad on it. Hope this helps.
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It should. The air mattress I bought it for is 74"x39"x18", should be fine if the twin matches those dimensions. The bottom is like a fitted sheet and the sleeping bag is sewn to the top. It is not a thick sleeping bag but very secure, won't slide off the mattress.
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I bought the 11x24 for my large sleeping bag and it is a good fit for a stuff-sack.I don't have your sleeping bag so I can't say for sure, but this is what I tried for mine.
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I use mine for 3 night hikes, with my hammock, sleeping bag(in a compression sack, otherwise it wouldnt fit), stove, water filter, etc. Anymore than 3 nights i would suggest the next size up but i always push myself to go lightweight
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Yes, I used one for my sleeping bag and it worked well. I would measure the diameter and length of your bag when rolled up or stuffed to get the correct size.
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As noted, the provided sack is far too large. I, too, fold mine (large size) in half and roll it tight. It perfectly fits inside a cheap dry sack I had from Walmart (10.75 inch width) http://outdoorproducts.com/3-pack-ultimate-dry-sack/ In general, I feel it is really bulky to pack, so if you can afford it, maybe try for the prolite. Nevertheless, I LOVE this pad and have had it for 4 years with no problems. Every time I decide not to bring it on a backpacking trip, I regret it
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It depends upon how large the tent with bag and poles is. There are great pockets with straps on both sides (usually used for sleep rolls) that you can strap about a two foot long and up to 6" diameter tent bag to. That's what I did and it worked great.
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I'm not a pro, only hiked out into the Northern California forests. That being said, I am 5' 7" and this bag fits me good. I would suggest a smaller back pack. Check out Teton Sport Scout 3400. Also try on similar or same size in person !!!
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Looking at this one , make me think I didnt purchase this .I think it looks different.Mine is a large icepak with velcro for bag and large velcro straps .one around hip and one around leg tight around leg.Im not heavy but very tall 6" it fits but I have to remove lag strap to sleep.
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This sleeping bag is one of the thickness I've ever had for it's weather/temp ratings. Yes, it's much thicker than it looks but I would always suggest a base surface mat or pad to place the sleeping bag on if at all possible. If you're trying to travel light and therefore don't want the extra weight of a mat to carry, then I would recommend a different sleeping bag entirely. However, that type of sleeping bag is in the high-end category and you'd better be ready for the prices you'll be dealing with. ;)
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We used it last summer when we went camping in the NC mountains. Night time temps got down into the upper 50's and the kept us plenty warm. The sleeping bag is not overly thick and should work great for you.
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Yes I think so, I have a small Gregory Day pack & a 2Day Northface, bladder with insulator is a good fit.