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During cold spring and fall backpacking trips, the Mountain Hardwear Clouds Rest Down Sleeping Bag keeps you warm to 5F. This 3.5lb mummy bag's 600-fill down insulation is highly compressible, and the tight 5in baffle spacing helps maximize and maintain the loft. Mountain Hardwear designed the Clouds Rest with a two-piece draft collar that drapes naturally over your neck and shoulders, comfortably sealing in warmth. Tighten the hood and collar drawcords to ensure that no heat escapes when an early winter wind cuts through the walls of your tent. This down bag's Comfort Footbox gives your feet room to wiggle without creating cold spots.
Bottom Line: Prepare yourself for freezing cold mountain nights with Mountain Hardwear's Clouds Rest Sleeping Bag.
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Good bag
By:
Treeskier69
April 2, 2009
Yeah this bag is pretty sick, used it in the desert during a few ice cold nights and it was super warm . Im 6,4 got the 6,6 bag have plenty of room . Id recomend it; pretty light, compactable and plenty warm. Cant wait to try it during my next -20 montana hunting trip!
Is this bag good enough for a trip to Aconcangua Argentina
Is this bag good enough for a trip to Aconcangua Argentina
By: Pete
January 15, 2009
is this bag good enough for Aconcangua---------------------------------This is a 5 degree bag. Not sure of the nightly temps on Aconcagua whenever it is that you are going but it gets pretty cold at high altitude. What is the highest elevation that you will bivy? Highest I have read is around 19,400'. Summit is 22,841'. 5 degrees could work if you have a warm tent and wear all your clothes. I would consider a -20 bag. Check out the Wraith from Mountain Hardwear. Hope this helps.
By: Jon Webb
January 16, 2009
Dudes Beware Reply
By:
Chris jenney
September 30, 2008
This IS NOT a woman's bag. You might have been shipped a womans bag, in which case you should contact the gearheads at backcountry to get that fixed. The clouds rest 5 degree bag is a mens bag. Mountain Hardware also makes a Clouds Rest 5 degree Woman's bag. This is, I repeat, a mens sleeping bag.
I personally use this bag and I love it. Warm as hell and great sleeps
There seems to be a concern in the reviews about this bag being
There seems to be a concern in the reviews about this bag being designated as a woman's bag. What does the manufacturer claim?
By: Will Grimley
January 8, 2009
We make a Men's Clouds Rest and we make a Women's Clouds Rest. Two different cuts two different bags. Hope this helps clear up your question.
By: Jon Webb
January 12, 2009
great bag
By:
Badger
May 28, 2008
Good all around bag. Great foot space, nice collar and hood that keeps in heat well, yet is still comfortable. Keeps loft very well. I use it for backpacking. Would recommend buying a compression sac for it - the stuff sac that comes with it does not compress it nearly as much as possible - with a good compression sac you can get it to half the size of the stuff sac for easier packing and it regains its loft just fine.
dudes beware
By:
boomecho72
September 22, 2008
this is a women's bag! it says "women's" ON the bag, but nowhere on the product page. if you are a dude looking for a sweet down bag, do not order this. if you are a chick and need a sweet down bag for a good price, order it. i give it two stars because i never used it and can't give you a performance rating.
cut narrow
By:
CaitJenks
September 26, 2008
My mother and I both ordered this bag within days of each other from this same exact page. I got a standard 6' bag, my mom got a 5'6" women's bag (not what she wanted and since we're both taller than 5'6" we couldn't just switch). Very odd. She, obviously, sent hers back. I gave mine a shot. I lasted one night. It's cut quite narrow- a lot narrower than I expected. I thrashed all night getting stuck in it every time I pulled my knees up. It was a cold night (lots of frost on the tent in the morning) and the bag was quite warm. So, if you don't mind a narrow cut, it's a perfectly good bag, but if you get at all claustrophobic in mummy bags you won't like it.
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Yeah this bag is pretty sick, used it in the desert during a few ice cold nights and it was super warm . Im 6,4 got the 6,6 bag have plenty of room . more...
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This IS NOT a woman's bag. You might have been shipped a womans bag, in which case you should contact the gearheads at backcountry to get that fixed. more...
- Material:
- [Shell] 30D micro ripstop; [Lining] 30D nylon taffeta
- Insulation:
- 600-Fill down
- Shape:
- Mummy
- Draft Collar:
- Yes
- Max User Height:
- [Short] 5ft 6in (163cm); ([Regular] 6ft (180cm); [Long] 6ft 6in (198cm)
- Shoulder / Hip / Foot Circumference:
- [Regular] 62 / N / A / 38in (157/ N / A / 97cm)
- Stuff Size:
- [Diameter] 8in (20cm)
- Stuff or Storage Sack:
- Both
- Degree:
- 5F (-15C)
- Weight:
- [Regular] 3lb 5oz (1530g)
- Recommended Use:
- Spring, winter, fall camping, backpacking, ski tours
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime
- Country of Origin:
- Hong Kong