What length sleeping back will it accommodate?
767303
My 90" box-foot mummy bag fits just right. Used it deer hunting a few weeks ago during 28 degree nights and it provided just what I needed as a heat shield keeping body heat in and my bag dry.
767304
It's a 3-piece system usually, semi-mummy style.The bivy (flat) is approx. 24" at the toes, 30" at the knees, 31" at the waist area and 33" at the chest area.Overall length (flat) is approx. 84".I'm 6'4" tall, 280lbs.When I climb in the bivy by itself, the hood goes over my head no problem. My chest/arms are a bit snug, so when I have another one of the bags inside, this system is confining for me (but I wear XXL clothing).As far as what bags will fit? No idea outside their system. Most guys buy the bivy and the black bag, with one base layer of merino wool, and they are good to go to 0 degrees (with the proper ground insulations).Hope that helps! It's a 3-piece system usually, semi-mummy style.The bivy (flat) is approx. 24" at the toes, 30" at the knees, 31" at the waist area and 33" at the chest area.Overall length (flat) is approx. 84".I'm 6'4" tall, 280lbs.When I climb in the bivy by itself, the hood goes over my head no problem. My chest/arms are a bit snug, so when I have another one of the bags inside, this system is confining for me (but I wear XXL clothing).As far as what bags will fit? No idea outside their system. Most guys buy the bivy and the black bag, with one... » Read More It's a 3-piece system usually, semi-mummy style.The bivy (flat) is approx. 24" at the toes, 30" at the knees, 31" at the waist area and 33" at the chest area.Overall length (flat) is approx. 84".I'm 6'4" tall, 280lbs.When I climb in the bivy by itself, the hood goes over my head no problem. My chest/arms are a bit snug, so when I have another one of the bags inside, this system is confining for me (but I wear XXL clothing).As far as what bags will fit? No idea outside their system. Most guys buy the bivy and the black bag, with one base layer of merino wool, and they are good to go to 0 degrees (with the proper ground insulations).Hope that helps! « Show Less
767305
It's a 3-piece system usually, semi-mummy style. The bivy (flat) is approx. 24" at the toes, 30" at the knees, 31" at the waist area and 33" at the chest area. Overall length (flat) is approx. 84". I'm 6'4" tall, 280lbs. When I climb in the bivy by itself, the hood goes over my head no problem. My chest/arms are a bit snug, so when I have another one of the bags inside, this system is confining for me (but I wear XXL clothing). As far as what bags will fit? No idea outside their system. Most guys buy the bivy and the black bag, with one base layer of merino wool, and they are good to go to 0 degrees (with the proper ground insulations). Hope that helps!
1932017
I'm not sure about attaching a second sleeping bag. I'm 5'11" and I wanted something that was going to be oversized. I love it. There was plenty of room for me. And I would trust that it would sleep 6'4" comfortably.
297009
It would not be a comfortable fit. i'm 5'11 and I lay in it to read my kids bedtime stories from time to time and it's not something that I would sleep on comfortably everynight for my size but comfortable for kids.
1250510
The back is 25 inches high on the inside (seat to top of cushion). I am of average height and when I lay back, my head can rest on the back cushion.
1073338
I just measured mine for you and it's 32 inches. I'm 5'11 and it hits the middle of my back, so it seems pretty long.
1152881
No problem. I'm 5'8, slept pretty comfortably. Just don't roll around to much. I used it in a hammock and the zipper failed.
1146243
I'm also 69" and when I lay down on it is very comfortable and long enough to cover all my back. I was using it early for some leg raise (abs workout) an it was very nice and very sturdy after the reinforcement I perform on it.
2229060
100cm. Great purchase, only rely complaint is the back rest isn't set further back to allow deeper seating (it pushes you slightly more forward and erect than would be ideal)
1556380
I measured it as 5'6". The mattress you provide yourself of course. This gives my son 2'10" of room. I tried to sleep there once and it was a little claustrophobic with 2'10" of space. I think your concern is worth considering. I hope this helps.
1984123
I have no idea how tall the back is, but unless you are a person of extreme height, then it's fine. My husband is 6 feet, and it is not too short for him. I love this chair. Comfy, and a great cost.
452377
The one I have is about the size of a full size mattress. Approximate length is 65-70 inches without the backrest inflated.
476162
Mine was about right...I am 5'5, I had enough room to lay on one side and have my backpack on the other...with no extra room. It worked good for my needs (enough room for one person to sleep in)
2020172
Doubtful the back rest adjusts to whatever you like according to your height !
9951
It's a Large 36"- 52" I'm a 36 and fit's great with room to spare if needed. Sides are adjustable by Velcro for custom fit. Best back support I've found and I've used many.Steve
205771
22 1/4". I am 5'4". It works for me. Probably comes up to the middle of my back.
1542197
Kim I think it all depends on personal preference and your size. If you look for my review, you'll see a very comprehensive description of this pillow. I even give measurements. I'm 5'3" and my husband is 6'. He found it comfortable to sleep on his back with his head in the middle but couldn't sleep on his side. I couldn't get comfortable because of neck problems laying on my back. Although it was fairly comfortable on my side, it still didn't give me the neck support I needed so the pillow is now a back rest when I'm sitting up in bed. The pillow is too wide across to fit under my neck. Again I suggest you read my review. Good luck.
1176565
I guess this sleeping back will fit you if you're not that "thick" at 6'. Try moving in this bag at 6' being 200 plus pounds can be comical.