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Lafuma Extreme 800 Sleeping Bag: 40 Degree Synthetic - 2010 BCS
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The Lafuma 40-Degree Synthetic Extreme 800 Sleeping Bag gives you warmth and compressibility with the durability of Thermolite insulation. This lightweight bag keeps you comfortable for warmer-weather camping, and packs down so your backpack can hold more than just your sleeping bag.
- Water-repellent Tactel fabric keeps you dry during the night
- Single-layer insulation construction makes this bag lightweight, but still warm
- Coldproof flap keeps air from sneaking in through the zipper
- Anti-jamming zippers to avoid late-night frustration
- Twinnable: made with left and right side zippers so you can cuddle with your little spoon
- Interior hook-and-loop pocket keeps important things from traveling down to your toes
Bottom Line: A warm-weather synthetic bag in a lightweight, packable size.
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Awesome
By:
Juice
July 9, 2010
took this bag on a weekend camping trip. i like to pack lite and this bag is perfect for that. it's small and lite can't go wrong with that. packs down to the size of a large water bottle. when my buddy saw it he was saying that i could actually bring an adult sized bag. he was amazed that it was longer than his.
It kept me warm all weekend. I love this bag!
Only con is it says that it is for someone up to 6'11" it is much shorter than that. Fits me well without having to be cramped and i'm 5'11". Not much extra room at the bottom. if your 6'6" i wouldn't get this bag.
Fort Bluff, AL
By: austin
September 19, 2010
So far so good
By:
luc2684704
April 29, 2010
Haven't taken it hiking yet, this is just my impression from toying with it indoors.
It's cheap, it's light, it's small for a synthetic.
I bought this for a 6 day summer hike where I can assume I'll get the bag wet a few nights. It comes with a stuff sack, not a compression or storage bag. The stuff sack is small enough, and it's nice that the stuff sack isn't rock hard like a compression bag because it should fit into your pack better. The bag feels solid, has a nice glow in the dark zipper handle, and feels warm considering how thin it is.
The only gripe I would have is the supposed 6'11 user height. I'm 6'4 and I would say I max it out. You may be able to fit someone 6'11 in there but they would be stretching the bag and you wouldn't be able to use the hood pull cords. It is a warm weather bag so you probably won't need to be pulling the hood close around your face but even at 6'4 it's a little tricky to get enough slack in the bag that you can pull the bag close around your mouth.
For 90 bucks it seems like a pretty solid purchase.
Change me.
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55 to 30 Degree Synthetic BagsAwesome
took this bag on a weekend camping trip. i like to pack lite and this bag is perfect for that. it's small and lite can't go wrong with that. packs more...
So far so good
Haven't taken it hiking yet, this is just my impression from toying with it indoors.
It's cheap, it's light, it's small for more...
- Material:
- [Shell] water-repellent 40D 260 Tactel polyamide; [Lining] polyamide 40D 240T ripstop Tactel
- Insulation:
- Thermolite Micro
- Shape:
- Mummy
- Draft Collar:
- No
- Max User Height:
- 6ft 11in (211cm)
- Shoulder / Hip / Foot Circumference:
- 64 / 60 / 40 in (163 / 152 / 102cm)
- Stuff Size:
- 6 x 12in (15 x 30cm)
- Stuff Sack:
- Yes
- Degree:
- 40F (4.4C)
- Weight:
- 1lb 10oz (737g)
- Recommended Use:
- Camping, backpacking
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 2 Years