Re: Down Sleeping Bags
I am super-happy with my MontBell down sleeping bag. I cannot believe how small it compresses, its weight, and how large it gets once I pull it out of my...
mplsbeatnik 2009-08-28 19:12:06 #57278
Re: Down Sleeping Bags
I too have a semi-rectangular 30 degree Western Mountaineer bag and it is first rate. Like others have said, the shell is very thin and must be treated with...
richard2425848 2009-08-28 18:50:33 #57277
Re: Down Sleeping Bags
I've owned my Western Mountaineering 20 degree bag for about 10 years. It's the best bag I've ever owned (I have owned several, including REI, Marmot, and...
Bob Bordasch 2009-08-28 18:43:57 #57276
Re: Down Sleeping Bags
4. Consider subtracting 20 or maybe even 30 degrees (since you sleep
> cold) from the rated comfort temperature. They're pretty optimistic.
Yes, certainly...
johngeyles 2009-08-28 18:33:53 #57275
Re: Down Sleeping Bags
Oh yes, the BA air-core pads are fabulous. The insulated one makes me
nervous, because they use a thinner shell material to make up for the weight
of the...
johngeyles 2009-08-28 18:28:46 #57274
Re: Down Sleeping Bags
On 08/28/2009 03:10 PM, kampaz5 wrote:
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> It's time to buy a down sleeping bag and I thought I'd query the
> group, especially the gals of relatively small...
Reid Priedhorsky 2009-08-28 18:15:44 #57273
Re: Down Sleeping Bags
I really like my Feathered Friends Puffin (20 degree) down bag. When you order, they can custom make them using different lofts, fills, and outer fabrics. I...
bessiehyde 2009-08-28 18:10:37 #57272
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