G'day Claudio,

We haven't tried this out in person, but the measurements indicate you'll have plenty of room to fit your Monstamat Twin mattress in.
It will be a great option to keep your mattress protected long-term!

G'day Lea,

Yes, if you tie down the Nero 60 using the side handles then you'll still easily be able to loosen the compression straps then unclip, and unroll the top of the bag. 

G'day Ben,

Yes, you can pop your Cold Mountain Canvas 1400 into the Nero 60 Gear Bag without any worries.

G'day Steve,

I haven't personally tried it out, but I cannot see any reason why you can't fit the Darche 1100 Cold Mountain Canvas sleeping bag into the Nero 60.
Judging by the measurements you'll have plenty of room!

G'day Romy,

You can find the external dimensions of the Nero 60 bag listed in our details and specs section. They're actually a 105L bag and the smallest in the Nero range.

G'day Wade,

The Nero 60 Gear Bag doesn't have an ingress rating, but the roll-top design will generally keep most water out, but they are technically water-resistant and not waterproof. They may or may not float, it's a bit hard to say sorry. Something like the Big River Dry Sack might be a better option for you, depending on the scenario you're going in to.

G'day Chris,

We're pretty sure this won't quite fit, unfortunately. The total bag length is 80cm so there won't be any margin for error when rolling the mat, and the shape of the roll down top will also likely cause a few headaches when trying to get it in the bag. The Nero 190 is the next size up would give you plenty of wiggle room.

 G'day Gary, 

The Nero 60 bag has fully welded seams, and the fabric is waterproof so it will offer more water/weather protection that the Kokoda 65L Duffle Bag, as this bag is made from water resistant material and isn't seam sealed.

I've just measured the Nero 60, and it looks like the in use dimensions are 60cm in length, not 80cm - so I do apologise about that Gary. I'll make sure that gets updated right away.