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Massively warm even in damp conditions, the PrimaLoft-insulated Slick Rock 0 Degree is a workhorse sleeping bag from ALPS Mountaineering. It’s 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, the Slick Rock will save your ass from the cold like a champ, and it won’t lose its loft in the wet.
Bottom Line: Hypothermia insurance.
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Right now, I have an REI Polar Pod 0* mummy bag. It weighs in
Right now, I have an REI Polar Pod 0* mummy bag. It weighs in somewhere around 4.5 pounds, and I'm having issues with the fabric shredding at certain seams and opening up out of the stitches. From what I've read, this bag seems comparable in weight and compression, which are fine, but what I really want is a more durable fabric. Any comments on the durability?
By: zuulu
June 1, 2009
Alps makes good stuff i have never personally owned their stuff but lots of people i know have so i would not be to worried. They also offer a lifetime warranty so your fairly safe.
By: Vern Nelson Jr.
June 1, 2009
zipper issues
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Bruce in Durango
December 29, 2009
THe zipper kind of sucks - the material gets caught up in it and its a bit of a pain, but it is warm and didnt cost the earth.
What are others experience with this bag? Specifically, how much
What are others experience with this bag? Specifically, how much loft does it provide when new and fully decompressed?
By: Anonymous
March 4, 2009
A Great Bag (and Value) Over-all
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Dan Ziniti
April 14, 2009
I'm a novice, so I was kind of shooting in the dark when I bought the 0 Degree Slick Rock. The product description made it seem like this bag wouldn't be appropriate for a minimal load, but I was able to cram the bag into the included stuff sack and get it all into my tiny pack.
The bag kept me warm for the whole night in New Hampshire's White Mountains. There was 5 ft of snow on the ground below us and we woke up to ice crystals on the outside of our tent, but I wouldn't have known it in my cozy sleeping bag.
I'm 6'1" about 170 do I need a long or regular?
I'm 6'1" about 170 do I need a long or regular?
By: kan100192205
February 6, 2009
You're 1in into the long size. It would be better to have slightly more sleeping bag than not enough. You don't want sleep cramped!
By: moroni
September 26, 2009
What is the chest size for this sleeping bag? I bought one and
What is the chest size for this sleeping bag? I bought one and can not fit into it well. I am 6 ft. and 250 lb with a 46" chest.
By: oregontrai2157129
January 4, 2009
Change me.
Out of Stock
2008 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more 0 to -40 Degree Synthetic Bags than that
0 to -40 Degree Synthetic BagsResearch other out-of-stock versions:
zipper issues
THe zipper kind of sucks - the material gets caught up in it and its a bit of a pain, but it is warm and didnt cost the earth. more...
A Great Bag (and Value) Over-all
I'm a novice, so I was kind of shooting in the dark when I bought the 0 Degree Slick Rock. The product description made it seem like this bag wouldn't more...
- Material:
- [Shell] 300T ripstop
- Insulation:
- PrimaLoft
- Shape:
- Mummy
- Max User Height:
- [Regular] 6ft 0in (183cm); [Long] 6ft 6in (198cm)
- Stuff Size:
- [Reg] 11 x 18in (28 x 46cm); [Long] 12 x 18in (30 x 46cm)
- Stuff or Storage Sack:
- Stuff Sack only
- Degree:
- 0F (-18C)
- Weight:
- [Reg] 4lb 2oz (000g); [Long] 4lb 6oz (000g)
- Recommended Use:
- Winter camping, car camping
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime
- Country of Origin:
- China