Product Description
This 0° backpacking bag is warm, lightweight and very compressible—an ideal choice for cold climates.
Premium 750-fill-power goose down is efficiently distributed for maximum comfort with 60% of the down on top and 40% on the bottom
Tightly woven, lightweight ripstop polyester and soft taffeta lining are silky, breathable and downproof
Vertical Baffle construction allows the goose down to remain fully lofted and keeps it from shifting and migrating, preventing cold spots
Vertical Baffles also prevent down from shifting to the sides and keeps more down on top of the bag where it keeps you warmer
Contoured hood, roomy foot box and full-length draft tube, draft collar and muffler keep heat in, cold out
Differentiated drawcords (one round, one flat) let you adjust hood and neck easily in the dark
Pad loops provide attachment points to keep your sleeping bag and pad together to avoid rolling off onto the cold ground (straps sold separately)
Includes ultralight compression stuff sack and large cotton storage bag.
Price: $299
Specs
Comfort rating 0 degrees Fahrenheit
Average weight 2 lbs. 10 oz.
Shell Polyester ripstop
Fill 750-fill goose down
Lining Polyester taffeta
Fits up to 6 ft. 6 in.
Shoulder girth 59 inches
Hip girth 53 inches
Stuff sack size 8.25 x 18 inches
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Erik Beeler - Jan 24, 2007 4:02 pm - Voted 5/5
Love ItI had a chance to use it on Liberty Ridge for a early spring ascent and can't find anything to complain about yet. We had an emergency bivy at over 13000 feet in a moderate storm which had temperatures near the rating and I never felt cold. This being said I always have a few things I do when I sleep in a bag to make it warmer - the biggest one being I put extra insulation under my feet. (A fleece jacket works great, a back pack works too.)
If I do manage to find anything about this particular bag I don't like I will be sure to share it here.
I would buy this bag again - in particular considering my experience with it on Liberty Ridge.