How tightly can it be re-rolled? I am planning on taking it camping
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My bet would be not a whole lot unless you have an industrial grade vac packer. It may roll up a bit but I doubt it's going to be much. I've never tried to take anything like this camping though. I typically camp with a tarp, bedroll, a little food, cooking pots, fire starter, an extra set of cloths. I guess it depends on how much you take camping and what your willing to hike to the camp site. But the box for this is like 2'x2'x3' and I doubt it would hold up using it like this.
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I never thought of taking this mattress camping because it's too tough and firm to roll up once it's out of the box. If I were you I'd ask the manufacturer for an opinion.
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I'd say if you've got help you could maybe get it in a roll as tight as it came...about 12-15 inches x maybe 4 feet high.
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It comes pretty compact, then poofs out to full size. Its pretty cloppy, with two people I'm sure you could stuff it in a duffel
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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 will be extra material but you could easy cut it down or just fold in half and double it up. It's really nice. I don't use anything underneath it and a few people commented how nice it was. I used the metal clips to hold it down. And keep it rolled like it comes when storing.
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You could roll it if it's empty, of course. If full, folding in half worked best for me. But I suppose you could roll it as much as the products you place in the pockets allow.
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I keep it unrolled, but I can't see why not. It is delivered rolled up in a box. Hope that helps!
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Honestly, it's been on our bed since it was purchased, so I haven't tried to do this. That said, I see no reason why it couldn't be rolled up for storage. The foam hasn't deteriorated with nightly use; it's still very comfortable and pliant. I would expect that it would "relax" again, once it's unrolled. Good luck!
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I keep the plastic insert that comes with the board and reroll it onto that each time. If I don't the roll may get smashed Causing folds to form in the mat. Then I'd never get it to lay flat again.
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It can't be rolled up. If you go to the renogy website, they'll tell you exactly how flexible it is.
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It comes rolled up pretty tight in the shipment and you can roll it up too, just have to give it time to expand when your ready to use it.
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good luck getting it back in the drawstring bag it comes in!! it takes two men and a horse to get it out unless you cut it open.. the best you'll be able to do is roll it up as tightly as possible and lash it with rope or velcro straps.. it's probably going to be a roll about 3 feet thick, maybe less if you have help.. if you do it alone, it's gonna be a wrestling match.. but it's a really comfortable mattress.
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it probably could be rolled up but it would be bulky. I agree with jills comment you can't walk on it easily and you wont stay dry, it is like a super air mattress not sturdy as the picture tries to make you think
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I never re-roll mine, but I don't see why you couldn't. It's a durable rubber mat, just a little heavy.
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No, once it is unrolled it would be very difficult to reroll.The mattress grows rapidly once the original package is opened.
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it rolls up pretty nice to about five inches, works very well, i am very pleased with my roll, it fits very nice under the top straps of my alice pack which i used for backpacking all last summer, very good quality
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You can kind of bend in half loosely if you need to squeeze into a space, like behind your front seats in a car, but it is too thick to roll. We lay it flat in the trunk on the bottom or on the bottom floor area in the back of our SUV and pack atop it.
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I would think it is not waterproof. Depending on how tightly you roll it up the end of the does not close tightly. I cannot roll it up as tightly as a man might so it really does not close tightly. If you were backpacking I would certainly cover it with plastic.
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Never tried it folded in half. However, it will roll to approximately 16" diameter if compressed while rolling. Hope this helps!