Raingear Question
Being summer hikers/backpackers, the rain issue comes into play less frequently--although we did get caught in a downpour at BAC last June. It took the...
kkrtrek 2010-12-24 14:50:09 #63553
Re: sleeping bags
Fit is such a huge part of a bag being effective. I've never purchased a bag that I haven't been able to test in the store first. Fit is so personalized...
rich_rudow 2010-12-24 13:35:55 #63552
Re: sleeping bags
Ken brings up a few great points. All down bags should be maintained. To keep the loft up in my bags I put them in the dryer on the "no heat" setting with 3...
rich_rudow 2010-12-24 13:20:03 #63551
Re: sleeping bags
I have a Cat's Meow and I find I get cold spots and don't stay all that warm (30 or 35 degree rating). I am in the market for a new bag, and this thread is...
JoshC 2010-12-24 13:01:11 #63550
Re: sleeping bags
What are you using for a pad? For me, somewhere around 40-45 degrees, the pad I use seems to start mattering significantly.
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sumiwada 2010-12-24 12:23:09 #63549
Re: Raingear
Well, I have not used Frogg Toggs in a long time. I have a 5 oz umbrella and a 3 oz wind shirt that has a hood. mp
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maryphyl 2010-12-24 11:58:48 #63548
Re: sleeping bags
I may have already mentioned, the Versalite is what I have, and it is too
tight (but I'm a side sleeper with bony shoulders). It doesn't come anywhere
close...
John 2010-12-24 11:39:14 #63547
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