I read that once you roll Therm-a-Rest Trail Scout it will have "18 to 20 inches in diameter." WOW ! - Isn't it a tad too much for camping?
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The diameter is only about 6 inches when it is rolled up and deflated. I think I already answered this question from another user.
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It depends on what you prefer. Ive gotten Mine down to about 8-10 diameter when rolled, 18-20 sounds like someone tried rolling when inflated...which is a bad idea. Its basically on your ability to remove as much air as possible Before stowing... I hammock camp tho so I need pads to keep warm from heat loss thru convection. However whan backpacking its more efficient to fold the pad upon itself a few times and shove against the back of the pack or at the bottom.. the roll method takes up too much valuable space in a pack. Hope this helps!
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After deflating and folding correctly then rolling, the mat fits into the little bag nicely. It's probably 18 inches long but maybe an 8 in diameter (I didn't check the dimensions for accuracy when I responded to you but I'm sure I am close in my approximation).
1602883
We gave it to our son for his Christmas present last year, I saw it camping this summer it definitely is not 31. It seems to me that it was very comfortable for our son to use and he is 6-1.
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I would say rolled up it seems no bigger than a regular sleeping bag. And it came rolled tighter than I could replicate. Should have no problem.
511523
I just measured mine at 14 inches across in diameter (33 inches long) and 11.5 pounds in the bag. Much depends on how much air you squeeze out of it which takes some work. This thing is way bigger than the largest therm-a-rest pad made.
1388977
Let me answer this question with a larger statement...Don't buy this tent. I used it for one night and literally left it in the woods. It was useless. I'm not even a serious camper, but this thing was of no use to me. Find another tent. You are welcome.
1744595
I no longer have this unit as I bought a new camper but I do believe it is 2 inches in diameter.
278973
I had put it away, as it is too heavy to use. I think the diameter is more or less the same as others. I would recommend buying a lighter one.
779328
It's about the size of a queen sized bed. But I returned mine because the tent pole channel ripped the first time I tried to assemble it. Got the Coleman instead. Same size. Not too much more money and extremely sturdy...for real camping not just play. I would avoid the happy camper. You won't be happy. Sorry for the bad pun.
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It fairly large. The stuff bag is too small for the actual sleeping bag, so putting it back in the stuff bag proves fairly impossible. It almost requires two people to do it. You can get it by yourself however. I recommend you buy some nylon straps that can synch the sleeping bag tight together after you roll it up, this way it will be easier to put back in the bag. As far as the sleeping bag storage bag with the sleeping bag in it, it is about 16" in diameter, and just short of 3' tall, so again, fairly large. Overall this is a great sleeping bag. You won't get cold even at 0 degrees in shorts and T-shirt. It fairly large. The stuff bag is too small for the actual sleeping bag, so putting it back in the stuff bag proves fairly impossible. It almost requires two people to do it. You can get it by yourself however. I recommend you buy some nylon straps that can synch the sleeping bag tight together after you roll it up, this way it will be easier to put back in the bag. As far as the sleeping bag storage bag with the sleeping bag in it, it is about 16" in diameter, and just short of 3' tall, so again, fairly large. Overall this is a great sleeping bag. You won't get cold even at 0 degrees... » Read More It fairly large. The stuff bag is too small for the actual sleeping bag, so putting it back in the stuff bag proves fairly impossible. It almost requires two people to do it. You can get it by yourself however. I recommend you buy some nylon straps that can synch the sleeping bag tight together after you roll it up, this way it will be easier to put back in the bag. As far as the sleeping bag storage bag with the sleeping bag in it, it is about 16" in diameter, and just short of 3' tall, so again, fairly large. Overall this is a great sleeping bag. You won't get cold even at 0 degrees in shorts and T-shirt. « Show Less
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I got the 86"X35", but if I had to choose over again, I'd get the bigger one. When I wanted to roll over, there just didn't seem like there was enough room. I'm 5'8" and about 150 lbs.This size was OK, but if you have the room in your sleeping bag, I'd get the bigger one. I am an inexperienced camper.
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They don't go by weight, it goes by the width of your thermarest sleeping pad. Either 20 inches wide or 25 inches wide.
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I just purchased a 10x12 polytarp. It's just a little larger than the rectangular footprint. Does not reach the vestibules. I roll everything together and it will still fit in the tent storage bag.
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Not very small. There are 2 ways to roll it. You can roll it without folding it, or with one length wise fold in the middle. Without the fold it is the width of the bag by about 8-10 inch diameter depending on how tight you roll it. Or if you food it in half lengthwise first it's half as wide but maybe 14-16 inches in diameter. It's not a small bag, but it is very warm. And if you get 2 like I did you can zip them together. Great for a couple if you are driving to where you camp, not great for back packing.
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I only used it last summer while camping about three times for a few minutes at a time so I guess I am not a good one to ask that question. I only bought it for camping. Sorry I couldn't help you out. I will use it again this summer so will see if it is still good.
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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 don't have it near me and haven't looked at it since Aug. but I remember it being around 20" x 3 1/2" x 3 1/3" If it's just for you using it, you may want a backpackers 1 person tent instead. this is heavy and big for a backpack. but that's just me.
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Randy, i'm not sure but i just went camping and i think i passed that maximum weight... one of the wheels kinda got bent, i haven't tried to fix it yet so i'm not sure how bad, but i had a whole lot of stuff on it and it still managed to get me through the trip... one major complaint tho is the smell. it's really strong, i tried out-gassing it for a few days and still smells. enough to want to put it in storage instead of keeping it at home.