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Whats you pick for a lwt 3 season+ synthetic sleeping bag?
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Adventure Tech by Propper. I don't think they make them anymore. The Cat's Meow by North Face is THE standard for 3-season synthetic bags
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Nothing wrong with Wiggys' bags, but they are probably a pound heavier than a Cat's Meow. Are they more durable? Probably.
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Adventure Tech by Propper. I don't think they make them anymore. The Cat's Meow by North Face is THE standard for 3-season synthetic bags To a moron like you, maybe.
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If it moves shoot it again!!
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I liked the Cat's Meow but froze my flat butt off anything colder than 35- degrees! Might keep you alive but not comftorble at 15!
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I liked the Cat's Meow but froze my flat butt off anything colder than 35- degrees! Might keep you alive but not comftorble at 15! If that is the case, then one of the following is the cause: 1) You are part reptile or a female (the women's CM is rated at 32F, same bag cut for a female) 2) You have a bag that has been left stuffed in the stuff sack and stored that way. Guaranteed to kill loft and warmth, every time. 3) You had inadequate insulation UNDERNEATH you.
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Whats you pick for a lwt 3 season+ synthetic sleeping bag? I don't know how lightweight most would consider it but I have been very pleased with my Cat's Meow. Travis
Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual. Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit. My young wife decided to play the field and had moved several dudes into my house
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Got that in the 6'6" wide version. Seems warm to about 30 for me but could always leave the wool on. Very light.
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You got one? I keep reading over and over from the less-than enthused that if you want a 20F bag, buy the K-0 Slick. The only K-bag I've owned was a 40 MOB, I moved it along. A poncho liner was nearly as warm.
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I keep eyeballing the Enlightened Equipment Prodigy quilt. I hope he doesn't have any sales soon, can't really afford one right now.
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Big Agnes for me. Pick the one that fits your body. Enlightenment for above freezing. Farwell or something else for under.
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I'm looking hard a Z-packs quilt/bag (zipper) with dri-down.
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I'm currently rocking a Mtn Hardware Lamina 35 for a summer bag. I guess you could call it a 3 season. Where I play in the summer, overnight lows are low 40's, high 30's. Once it gets into September I pack the WM Badger.
Both bags are in 6 foot plus lengths, and roomy for my 200 pound Irish ass.
After seeing a Z-packs quilt in action, I'll wind up with one before next summer, I'm sure.
I'm Irish...
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After seeing a Z-packs quilt in action, I'll wind up with one before next summer, I'm sure.
You've had eyes on one in person?
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Yes, that's what I said.
Wes that used to post here until he got flamed for his opinions on Kifaru packs has one. I also tried on his McHale pack, it's awesome.
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Integral Designs North Twin or Renaissance depending on the temp rating you want.
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Montbell super stretch!! Most comfortable bag ever
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