G'day Billy,

According to Sea to Summits info, the Regular sleeping bag requires a Medium compression sack (15L>5L) and the Long requires a Large (20L>6.5L).  Ofcourse you may not be able to get the sleeping bag down to the smallest possible state of the compression sacks, but it wont be too far off.

G'day Chris,

The Traverse models are a unisex bag, and all models have a left-hand zipper. If you're wanting to pair two bags together then you'd need to get a women's specific bag with a right-hand zipper in order to zip them together. The women's version of these bags are the Venture VT1 and VT2.

G'day Alison,

Yes, the zips will undo completely to transform your sleeping bag into a quilt!

G'day Ron,

The Traverse Tv3 doesn't have a retention system for sleeping mats.

G'day Rob,

Our resident video expert here Ben is 183cm tall and he's jumped in most of the Sea to Summit standard length bags and said they're ok, but he suggests going to the long length if you want a little fit of extra foot room.

G'day Ann,

The Traverse TV3 Sleeping Bag can be joined to another Sea to Summit sleeping bag with a zip coupler system, but you would need to attach the bag to a Women's bag that has the opposing zipper (a Right Hand Zipper) - you could attach it to the Quest or Venture if you're looking for a synthetic sleeping bag. 

G'day Duane,

Thanks for the great question about the new Sea to Summit Traverse TV3 Sleeping Bag. We're yet to see one of these in the flesh as they haven't landed yet, but our great mates at Sea to Summit have confirmed the regular size is packed in a Medium Compression Sack. The Packed Dimensions of 20L x 46W x 20Hcm are correct when fully extended, but you will be able to compress it a little for travel. This will mean you can cinch the 46cm down to around 30cm we think based on previous models, but it's really hard to say until we can try it for ourselves.