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[pct-l] sleeping bags
- Subject: [pct-l] sleeping bags
- From: Lonetrail at aol.com (Lonetrail@xxxxxxx)
- Date: Thu Dec 4 18:35:30 2003
Steve
Just bought the Marmot Helium Large 15 degree + It weight in at 36 oz 4 more
that is advertise but I have to take the large size.
I have a 30 degree bag and just got to cold and it weights close to 50 oz. I
figure it cost me about $40.00 bucks more them the Hydrogen 30 degree bag.
I have not tried it as of this date. In CA Adventure 16 has a 20% discount. I
save around 70+ dollars.
Lonetrail
> Seve
> I know this is kind of arbitrary and has probably been talked to death
> before, but I'm wondering about sleeping bag ratings. I've been looking
> at the lightweight Marmots and Feathered Friends. The Marmot bags seem to
> be a bit lighter so I'm leaning towards those. Anyway, there's a 30
> degree bag and then a 15 degree and I can't decide which to get. I can't
> afford to have different sleeping bags for different sections of the
> trail and all the one's I own currently are not so lightweight.
>
> So is 15 degrees overkill? Or is 30 degree pushing it? I tend to sleep
> on the cold side so I would lean towards a warmer bag. But I'm not sure
> if 15 would be way too warm for much of the PCT. Feathered friends has a
> 20 degree bag but its the same weight as the Marmot 15 so I'm considering
> them to be comaparable.
>
> What do y'all think? I know this varies from person to person but I'd
> like a general idea of what people have done in the past.
>
> Steve
>
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