When it's deflated and packed in its bag, how much space does it take up? I've got to store three of these and I need to know packed dimensions.
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They're very small, about 8'x8'x10' inches and very light. I like it! Very usefull. Hope I'll be of some help.
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It has a duffle bag that comes with it for storage. I would say roughly 3 1/2 feet long and maybe 16"x 16" deep/wide. This is not exact measurements, I'm estimating from memory.
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I have it put away right now. Those dimensions are actually when it is folded up. If you were to pack this in your luggage it would take up 13"x13" then folds out to at least 26" by maybe 18". I would have to unfold it to measure it and I just don't have time to do that right now. Just know it is big and folds small.
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OK I keep it in a cool place so usually don't break it into smaller packages. The bag as display is about 14.5' x ~23" x 5"The '~' in height is because mine is 1/2 empty now so I can tell for sure so +/- 2" tough if I remember correctly it comes very full.Hope this gives you an idea...
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Zipped up dimensions are around 13.5" long & 9.5 inches tall...my bag is zipped & full & about 9 inches wide. When you unzip it, it adds just enough space for it not to feel so crammed in there...maybe an inch...very similar to the expansion on a suitcase, except on a smaller scale. I love this bag...my only complaint (& only when it's super heavy) is that the carrying strap isn't a soft material... I tend to wear it across my body though... hope this helps! :)
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Jean, I am not at home so i can't give exact details. However, I was able to easily fit 6 large deflated "river tubes" and the pump in the bag. I'd say about 36'' long and about 12-14'' in diameter.
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When the air pump is off, this deflates and stores in the included bag that is about 12 inch x 12 inch, so very compact. The balls are what may be of concern for space. We ordered 4 bags of 200 balls. As long as you keep the bags they come in, which are zipper bags, storage isn't a problem. We should have ordered more balls because 800 barely cover the bottom.
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Ours is 12" wide, 10" deep and 4" thick when closed and zipped back up. This is after a week of heavy usage on a trip. It might be a little neater straight out of the box.
1698004
Extremely easy to deflate, it has large valves that allow air to escape quickly. The bag is about 2 feet tall by 3 feet wide, and everything including the pump fits in there.
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When packed, the tent bag is about 9 X 9 X 36. It could be packed tighter. I just rolled it up and put it in the bag. Hope this helps.
313466
It deflates quickly. I think it took less than 5 minutes to deflate. I let it lay for a while before I folded it up and put it back in its bag.
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I think the bag is about 3 feet long/tall by about 2 feet wide. Right now we have the bag looking more flat because the last friend that borrowed it really folded it up well. Usually when I put it away I kind of cram it in there and it takes up more space. We usually keep it up on a shelf in our garage that is 2 feet by 4 feet long and it takes up almost that whole space up there. I'm 5'1" and able to yank it down and drag it into the yard as needed for my kids or play dates to use. We have so gotten our money's worth out of this purchase!
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not enough room. filled it up and used it 4 times, lost air 3 times. i returned it
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I'm not sure what the dimenstions are...but the bags hold quite a bit. At least2 to 3 loads depending on how big your loads are. I love these...so easy to put together and love the different bags for separating. I have 2 of them!
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Hi, when rolled into a cylindrical shape, it measured 16" long with a diameter of 12". So that 12" would be the "depth" or thickness of the sleeping bag. I think it may be a really tight fit in your suitcase with a depth of 11", unless you put it in a vacuum sealable bag (the type you can draw out all the air to flatten the puffy contents). Even this was as tight as I could roll it. When it came out of the box, it was probably 11" in diameter, a tighter roll. Hope this helps.
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Unpack it carefully when you first receive it. Make a note on how it was folded so that you can easily fit it back into the box for the most efficient storage size. Unfortunately I didn't do this and had to figure out how to fold it up after using it.As it is deflating with the pump, tuck the sides in between the top and bottom layers. Once it is totally deflated and flat, fold it lengthwise so that it is only one-fourth as wide. The pump is very thick so you have to figure out how now to fold it so that most of the mattress material is not over the pump, otherwise it won't fit back into the box. I've only done it once so far but it did fit back into the box. Unpack it carefully when you first receive it. Make a note on how it was folded so that you can easily fit it back into the box for the most efficient storage size. Unfortunately I didn't do this and had to figure out how to fold it up after using it.As it is deflating with the pump, tuck the sides in between the top and bottom layers. Once it is totally deflated and flat, fold it lengthwise so that it is only one-fourth as wide. The pump is very thick so you have to figure out how now to fold it so that most of the mattress material is not over the pump, otherwise it won't fit... » Read More Unpack it carefully when you first receive it. Make a note on how it was folded so that you can easily fit it back into the box for the most efficient storage size. Unfortunately I didn't do this and had to figure out how to fold it up after using it.As it is deflating with the pump, tuck the sides in between the top and bottom layers. Once it is totally deflated and flat, fold it lengthwise so that it is only one-fourth as wide. The pump is very thick so you have to figure out how now to fold it so that most of the mattress material is not over the pump, otherwise it won't fit back into the box. I've only done it once so far but it did fit back into the box. « Show Less
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It definitely deflates some with each use, but it takes two seconds to blow it back up because the air hole is so big. I think that's the beauty of it. It's intended for travel so you can quickly blow it up and then deflate and roll it up small into a bag.