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The Clear Creek 20-Degree Synthetic Sleeping Bag is one of Kelty's classic three-season sleeping bags. The Clear Creek works great for variable weather conditions and when fully un-zipped it can be used as a blanket. The Clear Creek's two-layer offset quilt construction retains loft even when wet. The Clear Creek has extra insulation over the chest to keep your core warm and includes a full-length zipper and an extra-thick draft tube to retain warmth.
Bottom Line: Sleep through all sorts of weather with the Kelty Clear Creek 20-Degree Sleeping Bag.
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Very Warm
By:
aFlyingCheetah
June 3, 2008
Used this bag for a 5 day hike through Smokies and it performed well. I am a 6'5" 220 lb guy and it was plenty comfortable. It was, however, VERY warm...even when it got wet from trekking 2 days in the rain. I give it 2 thumbs up for quality and price.
Can two clear creek sleeping bags be zipped together? If not,
Can two clear creek sleeping bags be zipped together? If not, does a left handed model exist??
By: dpaasche2390962
August 31, 2008
No, two clear creeks cannot be zipped together. For that feature, you must look for a higher level bag. I'm relatively certain that a left handed model for this also doesn't exist.
By: Tyler Olander
December 4, 2008
Very Warm, but a bit small
By:
campsoh
April 4, 2008
I mention that it is small because I literally have one arm fully out of the bag, and still cannot close the zipper. Luckily, I bought this bag for my wife, and she loves it. We spent two nights camping Haleakala (Maui) at 6,500-7,000 ft, with nightly lows in the 30's. She is always cold at home but was warm and toasty in this bag.
How would this bag be carrying two of them? Does it compress
How would this bag be carrying two of them? Does it compress well?
By: joebuerlen2367951
August 20, 2008
If I understand your question correctly, you could compress both bags together in the XXL or XXXL size compression stuff sack but it would consume most of your backpack if that's your intention.
By: moroni
October 29, 2008
Great sleeper
By:
Kilrwatt
April 13, 2007
Although I have not the opportunity to field test this sleeping bag I have spent a little time trying it out for fit, zipper ease, packing size and general comfort. I think this bag will perform well for my needs, and the price point was very reasonable.
Change me.
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25 to 5 Degree Synthetic BagsVery Warm
Used this bag for a 5 day hike through Smokies and it performed well. I am a 6'5" 220 lb guy and it was plenty comfortable. It was, however, VERY more...
Very Warm, but a bit small
I mention that it is small because I literally have one arm fully out of the bag, and still cannot close the zipper. Luckily, I bought this bag for my more...
- Material:
- [Shell] NR210T nylon double ripstop; [Liner] polyester-cotton
- Insulation:
- Thermolite HL-H4
- Shape:
- Mummy
- Draft Collar:
- Yes
- Max User Height:
- [Short] 72in, [Reg] 80in, [Long] 86in
- Shoulder/ Hip/Foot Circumference:
- [Short] 60/NA/NAin; [Reg] 64/NA/NAin; [Long] 66/NA/NAin
- Stuff Size:
- [Short] 9 x 18in [Reg] 10 x 20in; [Long] 10 x 20in
- Stuff or Storage sack:
- Both
- Weight:
- [Short] 3lb 14oz; [Reg] 4lb 7oz; [Long] 4lb 13oz
- Warranty:
- Lifetime
- Degree:
- 20F, -7C
- Recommended Use:
- Camping