Big Agnes Two Track Pad Rectangular The Big Agnes Two Track Rectangular Pad insulates you from the frozen ground, so even if your teeth are chattering as you pitch your tent, you’ll get a good night’s sleep. The foam-insulated Two Track comes in two thicknesses for differing conditions. Big Agnes rated its 1.5-inch pad at [...]
Pinnacle Sleeping Bag 15 F by Marmot
December 21, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Pinnacle Sleeping Bag 15 F by Marmot 203242 Features: Nothing surpasses the light weight, compressible nature and longevity of down, and Marmot uses only the highest quality 800-fill down from Eastern Europe Stretch tricot baffles extend the life of your bag by providing strength and durability Nautilus 6-baffle hood keeps down well placed around your [...]
MummyLiner Silk
September 10, 2009 By Leave a Comment
MummyLiner Silk Adding an additional 9.5 degrees (Fahrenheit) of warmth and increasing the longevity of your sleeping bag, the Cocoon MummyLiner Silk is a tapered bag liner. On balmy nights, the fast-drying, lightweight MummyLiner Silk may be all the coverage you need. Each MummyLiner Silk includes its own integrated drawstring hood, a boxed foot-end and [...]
Big Agnes Lost Ranger Sleeping Bag 15 Degree Down
June 24, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Big Agnes Lost Ranger Sleeping Bag 15 Degree Down Rated to 15 degrees Fahrenheit, the Big Agnes Lost Ranger Sleeping Bag packs to two-thirds the size of comparable down bags. Down is the lightest, most packable, and most efficient insulation available. Big Agnes makes sleeping bags without insulation on their bottoms because down compressed by [...]
Kelty Light Year Sleeping Bag 0 Degree Down
June 13, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Kelty Light Year Sleeping Bag 0 Degree Down Kelty gave the Light Year 0 Degree Down Sleeping Bag 650-fill goose down for warmth and a zippered foot vent for light cooling. This basically means you can sleep comfortably on winter camping trips, and not overheat when it warms up to 20 or 30 degrees Fahrenheit. [...]
