Would I be able to fit this inside a hiking backpack?
54766
I am about 191 cms (and skinny), and i had to sleep diagonally. If you put your bagpack and other stuff inside, it is very cramped up. I have no idea what 2 people are they talking about. No 2 adults could ever fit in this one.
54767
Yes it should. When it's folded up It is very slim, but it does add a bit in length. If its an average size bag then it should fit
54768
Hello I am 6' 1" 220lbs this tent is a fine inexpensive motorcycle camping tent ie no bugs . One has room inside for a limited amount of gear also quick setup and is easy to pack up makes this tent a great buy!!!
54769
Most definitely. It comes with its own carring bag and the whole thing fits nicely in a hiking packpack.
54770
Yes, it folds up pretty small. I've hiked with it in my 50 liter backpack on 3 overnight trips so far.
54771
Yes, it is very backpack friendly. I was able to pack the tent, a light sleeping bag, and a few other things into a backpack that was quite easy to carry around, and small enough to be allowed into carry-on luggage, even on small aircraft with tight overhead compartments.
54772
You should be able to pack it inside a backpack. It's 21" long and 4" in diameter. It is rigid because of the poles so it wouldn't be very comfortable in a frameless pack. It would be better to lash it on the outside of you backpack.
54773
It measures 20" long and has a diameter of 4-5" and is very light weight. Should fit easily into any medium or larger backpack but I believe most backpackers would choose to strap it on the outside.
473303
Not sure. I would say yes....it is built pretty well....weight was not my issue. My biggest problem with it was the amount of space or "capacity". The Manufacturer claims "50L capacity"....there is NO WAY. I bought another backpack when this one didn't work for me. I purchased a Kelty Redwing (at a higher price point) and it is perfect for my needs....it is a true 50L Capacity
2262847
Because of the internal frame, it will be unable to fold that small. You need a backpack without an internal frame or external frame. Good luck with that!
2015378
Never tried. But it probably would be unless the backpack was empty and you put it in at the right angle.
1848055
Yes, but it's not very wide. I'm using an "S" type carabiner to clip this to the outside of my pack.
2165384
It is not a good option for a backpack. It is pretty large. Mine is about 49" long when collapsed, and it is quite heavy.
754779
Mine is in my motorcycle saddlebags so for me carrying is not a problem. If your hiking gear includes a backpack you'll be fine. Being discrete will all depend on what you have to carry it in.
1602071
It definitely won't fit but if your backpack has the right straps on the back you could try and strap it on there.
1255599
It would but the backpack would be hard to close. I just carry mine separately. The backpack is still worth the money I've had mine for a year and ahalf. It's durable.
2012393
If you have a big pocket, like in those hiking pants with many pockets, it would fit. But I just threw it in my Camelbak. I did get submerged into water that day, and my stuff was safe!
87544
Absolutely not! It is not designed for that kind of weight load. A camera with too big of a zoom or telephoto lens would be too much on it, much less a hiker putting their weight on it. You'll need to get a hiking staff that's made for hiking. Good question though, not a bad idea either.
417857
Yes. I used a Camelbak reservoir into the laptop compartment hiking the Inka Trail and it worked perfectly! Go ahead, it will fit and work fine.
1395659
It'll definitely fit. And is probably a good pack to get if you are going to want to travel for a while on a slightly smaller pack. I took this backpacking for a 10 weeks and it was great to not have a lot of stuff. Also, the pack is adjustable. You'll be fine.
2046919
Yes, but unless you use a cinch-sack, a sleeping bag is all you could fit into the bag ! I use the loops on the bottom to attach to it. It is a remarkably light backpack, though. Hope this helps.
2197259
I don't think you could fit it inside the tent. My pack is a little smaller than that and I can fit it under the rain fly, but it is a pretty much sleep and a few personal items size space.
2280637
It should if you don't try to overstuff it. There are enough compression straps to help squeeze things down. Also, you can use the rain cover to cover some of the various exterior straps. I would leave the camera chamber in. There should be room for 2 micro 4/3 camera backs and 3 - 4 lenses (use clean hiking sox instead of bulky lens containers). I would bet you have this as your go to underseat travel pack w/ or w/o cameras.
940383
Hi Lynn,judging from the picture of the backpack, the osprey reservoir would easily fit. I have a smaller/narrow camel pack and it still fits in my but barely. I think you should be okay with the 2 Liter. You could probably do 3 Liters.