Marmot Trestles 0 Sleeping Bag 0 Degree Spirafil No need to pinch yourself, you’re not dreaming. The Marmot Trestles 0 Sleeping Bag is really zero-degree rated, and it really costs this much. Whether you’re headed out for your first winter camping trip or your hundredth tour this season, the Trestles 0 is ready to keep [...]
ALPS Mountaineering Slick Rock Sleeping Bag 0 Degree Primaloft
June 15, 2010 By Leave a Comment
ALPS Mountaineering Slick Rock Sleeping Bag 0 Degree Primaloft Massively warm even in damp conditions, the PrimaLoft-insulated Slick Rock 0 Degree is a workhorse sleeping bag from ALPS Mountaineering. Its not ultra-light or hyper-compact like a pricey 800-fill down bag, but shoved in a ski tour pack or hiding in the back of your truck, [...]
Marmot Col EQ Sleeping Bag -20 DegreeF Down
April 25, 2010 By Leave a Comment
The Marmot Col EQ -20 Degree Down Sleeping Bag uses 800+ fill down and alternating baffles to assure you stay warm in absolutely harsh winter conditions. The Col EQ Sleeping Bag is built for winter mountaineering trips, climbing in Alaska, and winter camping in extremely cold regions. This Marmot sleeping bag is covered with Aerolight [...]
Marmot Trestles 15 Sleeping Bag 15 Degree Spirafil
April 24, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Marmot Trestles 15 Sleeping Bag 15 Degree Spirafil Camp can be a cold, miserable place during a mountaineering trip, so Marmot gave the Trestles 15 Sleeping Bag a load of features to turn your tent into your second home. Dual zippers allow you to open this bag from either side for excellent ventilation when you [...]
Therm a Rest ProLite 4 Fast and Light Mattress
March 3, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Therm a Rest ProLite 4 Fast and Light Mattress ProLite 4… Therm – A – Rest’s lightest, most compact 4 – season mattress! Great for mountaineering, winter camping, backpacking and other multi-day adventures: Innovative new materials reduce weight by 25%; Tapered ergonomic design rolls up super-small; Super-grip bottom keeps mattress from slipping; 1 1/2″ thick; [...]
Big Agnes Storm King Sleeping Bag 0 Degree Down
October 24, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Big Agnes Storm King Sleeping Bag 0 Degree Down Ideal for winter camping, the Big Agnes Storm King 0-Degree Down Sleeping Bag weighs only 3lb 6oz (regular size) and has a roomy rectangular shape which is extremely comfortable to sleep in. To make the Storm King so lightweight, Big Agnes filled the top baffles of [...]
MontBell U L Spiral Hugger 0 Sleeping Bag 0 Degree Down
October 12, 2009 By Leave a Comment
MontBell U L Spiral Hugger 0 Sleeping Bag 0 Degree Down MontBell built the U.L. Spiral Hugger #0 Sleeping Bag with spiraling, elastic stitching to hold the insulation close to your body and allow for a little wiggle room while you sleep. High-quality 800-fill goose down gives you a high warmth-to-weight ratio for chilly winter [...]
Marmot Never Summer Sleeping Bag 0 Degree Down
September 6, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Marmot Never Summer Sleeping Bag 0 Degree Down Marmot’s 600+ fill down insulation gives the Never Summer 0 Degree Down Sleeping Bag plenty of warmth and low weight at a price that won’t break the bank. Marmot used baffled construction, a 6-section hood, and a down-filled draft collar to ensure every bit of warmth stays [...]
Big Agnes Crystal Sleeping Bag 30 Degree PrimaLoft Down
June 18, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Big Agnes Crystal Sleeping Bag 30 Degree PrimaLoft Down The Big Agnes Crystal 30-Degree Sleeping Bag features Dualmax construction, a combination of 650-fill down and PrimaLoft eco insulation, which makes it lightweight and warm even when wet. The unique combination of insulating materials in the Crystal Sleeping Bag is ideal for rainy-weather camping. Plus, this [...]
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. [...]
