What size bag would work best for a 6'9" King Fish (5-fin), 21.5" wide? The nose is wide pointed.
380654
Hello, I would say a Curve bag at least 7' would be perfect as they come plenty wide and you have the option to add more padding if needed.
380655
Take a picture and send it to the seller. They are super responsive and will help you pick the best size.
1978951
I think you should absolutely buy the "regular" length bag...the 6' bag. The last thing in the world you want is to find your bag is too short. Additionally, I often stuff things in the bottom of my bag at night....socks, fleece, etc... things to have warm and handy should I need to rise at night or in the AM when I wake...having just a little extra space is convenient and the bag still warms up just fine in spite of the very slightly larger volume of air to warm.
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21x17x9 is the correct size of the bag. It is a great bag and well stocked with everything needed. The soft sided it allows for flexibility and is easy to carry if needed.
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Well, they will fit but it is a little snug. The zippers they put on this bag are extremely poor quality and they became unusable after a few trips sliding 3700 waterproof stowaways in and out of the bag. I am currently using a relatively inexpensive ugly stick bag which is slightly larger than this one and it has been holding up great after spending many hours on the water since purchasing it. The only thing I liked better about the design of the ready 2 fish was the built in can holder, but in the trash it went where it belongs since it is not durable enough for somebody that fishes several times a week. Well, they will fit but it is a little snug. The zippers they put on this bag are extremely poor quality and they became unusable after a few trips sliding 3700 waterproof stowaways in and out of the bag. I am currently using a relatively inexpensive ugly stick bag which is slightly larger than this one and it has been holding up great after spending many hours on the water since purchasing it. The only thing I liked better about the design of the ready 2 fish was the built in can holder, but in the trash it went where it belongs since it is not durable enough for somebody that fishes... » Read More Well, they will fit but it is a little snug. The zippers they put on this bag are extremely poor quality and they became unusable after a few trips sliding 3700 waterproof stowaways in and out of the bag. I am currently using a relatively inexpensive ugly stick bag which is slightly larger than this one and it has been holding up great after spending many hours on the water since purchasing it. The only thing I liked better about the design of the ready 2 fish was the built in can holder, but in the trash it went where it belongs since it is not durable enough for somebody that fishes several times a week. « Show Less
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I converted 90 cm to inches - its 35.72 inches. The bag accommodates my fins which are about 36 inches so I think that it would fit a speargun. The bag is roomy enough to place the speargun on an angle if its bigger.
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Wash it off and it should hold up fine. Keep in mind that this is a medium size bag. Great for fishing trips when you don't need tons of tackle!
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Go to O2totes.com, and click on What bag will fit my tank? They have a chart, to answer your question. I hope you find the correct one..Good Luck
773117
I would go with the 35L. I can put my large purse, two pairs of shoes and a set of clothing in there, with a little to spare. Comfort-wise that size might be better for a taller guy, too.
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I would measure your cat and the bag dimensions closely. My 5lb Maltese had to be squeezed into the small which he hated. Sad because I think the color and quality were nice. Good luck.
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It has plenty of width, so that might help you pull out the length a bit. Also there are two zippers so you could get by with it open at the tail. I would say it's going to be close, but not a sure thing. I would just buy a 10' 6" model. Overall, it is a REALLY GOOD bag, the best quality padding and lightest material I've ever seen.
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I am 6 and 200 pond and it fit me good my friend is 130 and he is using the same on. I would say try and if u don't like it refun it but it is good bag. We use it for 2 different hiking trip and so far we are happy
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The bottom of the bag should fall between your nose and chin. Depends on what size bag you get. You could put the top bar at least 6'5" to 7" and you should be fine if it's a small bag.
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I've definitely carried surfboards with 25" width, but the nose and tail are under the straps of the rack. A good rule of thumb is to use a couple of extra straps around your boards (and rack), that way you have no "single point of failure".
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I wish I asked that before buying. The bag will fit a 21 inch uke, anything bigger will be popping out the bag.
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I don't have the bag around or I'd give you a precise measurement, but it's something like 12"x18"x4" (filled with the fish, that is). It's really quite large.
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I have three bags, and they are made to carry the M-9 size. The M-9 tank is 4.4" diameter and volume is 255 L. The M-6 tank is 3.2" diameter with a volume of 164 L. They are about the same length, so both will fit the bag, but the M-6 won't last as long as the M-9.
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Sorry for the belated response. I am size 36 and the bag still have about 10" left that you can extend on the waste line. You may have issue with the chest line as the line can't extend out much further. You may have another 6 or 7 inches that you can extend.