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When the wind is howling up in the high peaks, the Mountain Hardwear Banshee SL howls back. 800-fill down in tightly spaced, welded baffles won't shift around, and thanks to Conduit SL laminate it won't get soaked either. A down-filled face gasket seals the warm and cold on their sides of the wall, aided by an ergonomic draft collar. Because it's down the Banshee packs down incredible small, and thanks to conduit laminate wet and unpredictable mountain weather isn't a concern.
Bottom Line: The trouble comes when you don't want to get out of the bag.
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If the regular size is 3 lb 6 oz., how can the long be 4 lb 1
If the regular size is 3 lb 6 oz., how can the long be 4 lb 1 oz.? How about 3 lb. 10 oz.?
By: DeanDay
November 14, 2008
You are correct. The regular weighs 3lbs 6oz & the long, typo above, weighs 3lbs 10oz.
By: moroni
November 20, 2008
Kept me warm
By:
Madoo
March 20, 2006
I am always cold, so I bought this zero-degree bag for snow camping in the Sierras. The overnight low was probably -15F. The Banshee SL kept me warm and dry, even though I dragged it through quite a bit of snow in our snow cave.
Is the outer fabric WATERPROOF? I am heading on a Kathmandu to
Is the outer fabric WATERPROOF? I am heading on a Kathmandu to Annapurna base camp trek in October and want the down to stay dry for three weeks...is this the bag for me?
By: David Crook
August 7, 2008
Yes, the shell is waterproof thanks to the Conduit SL material. This Exped bag is also very, very waterproof:http://www.backcountry.com/store/ODR0238/Exped-Ar
By: moroni
November 10, 2008
Good So Far
By:
tjordan
December 5, 2006
I used the Banshee SL on a night when the temperature got down to about 30F with high winds and rain in a Bibler Bivy. The sleeping bag was definitely warm enough, but I have yet to test it to its theoretical limit. Nice design though and comfortable.
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Mountain Hardwear Banshee 0 Sleeping Bag: 0 Degree Down
Mountain Hardwear Banshee 0 Sleeping Bag: 0 Degree DownResearch other out-of-stock versions:
Great Bag
I used this camping at 10,000 feet and about 20 degrees. It keep me nice and warm below 0, I was surprised. It is very well made. The Conduit SL kept more...
Kept me warm
I am always cold, so I bought this zero-degree bag for snow camping in the Sierras. The overnight low was probably -15F. The Banshee SL kept me warm and more...
- Material:
- SL ripstop, Conduit SL
- Insulation:
- 800-fill down
- Shape:
- Mummy
- Draft Collar:
- Yes
- Max User Height:
- [Reg] 78", [Lng] 84"
- Shoulder/ Hip/Foot Circumference:
- 62/58/38in
- Stuff Size:
- 8 x 16in
- Stuff or Storage sack:
- Both
- Weight:
- [Reg] 3lb 6oz, [Lng] 4lb 1oz
- Warranty:
- Lifetime
- Degree:
- 0F, -18C
- Recommended Use:
- High-altitude camping in the cold
- Country of Origin:
- China