Description
No more cold spots.
- Women-specific comfort mummy cut designed to maximizes weight savings without being overly constrictive; additional fill place in strategic zones
- Durable, lightweight nylon shell features a DWR treatment to repel dew, condensation, and frost
- Thermic Micro synthetic fill is soft, compressible, and durable
- Welded Lamina construction helps enhance loft and reduce cold spots
- Soft polyester lining wicks moisture while you sleep
- Comfort Footbox follows your foot's natural shape for maximum warmth and comfort
- Face gasket and tailored hood block drafts and seal in warmth
- Full-length, #8 zipper features double sliders for versatile ventilation
- Included nylon compression stuff sack and mesh storage bag make storage and transport a breeze
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Small foot box, faulty zipper, heavy
biketobrew
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- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
See my response to cur5421615
Wasnt happy :(
cur5421615
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The zipper is the big problem. No matter how genlte you are with it, it catches. Even one night out camping , I needed to go to the rest room and i was in my hammock, I got stuck. It is very snug to begin with, which is generally ok since you are trying to stay warm, but when you need to go.. and your stuck cause the zipper wont move budge, you feel very panic and claustrophobic. I had to wait until someone got up to let me out. Same morning my boyfriend who has the guy version got the zipper stuck while trying to pack it up. My clasp to the stuff sack did not break but is weak and will not snap in place. It is very heavy so if you are hiking and trying to carry low weight as possible this isnt for you.
Great Bag!
nmbetke2401618
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I got this bag as a Christmas present. I recently tried it out on a 27 degree night. I stayed super warm! The bag is a bit snug, but I think I can get used to that. Overall a great bag so far.
Great for backpacking!
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Loved how light & tightly packed this bag can get. It's fantastic for backpacking. I actually haven't had the problems elaine describes--around 40 degrees, I've been fine, and I tend to get cold fairly easily. It is definitely not the roomiest bag around, but that works fine for me--just info to know, I guess.
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elaine
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I purchased this bag brand new to use in 30-35 degree nights. After perusing many websites, the temp rating for women should be around 28-31. The nights were 37 degrees and I was coooooold! This brand/bag is not a good choice for women who get cold at night while camping, and want to crawl into a bag and know they will be warm and cozy. Also, this brand/bag is not for a woman with the baby boomer spread. After a couple of kids and the inevitability of aging, no matter how in shape you are takes its toll. I don't think you should have to buy a 0 degree bag to sleep comfortably in 35 degree night temp. All in all, I would not recommend this bag even on sale for $100.
Merebea Danforth
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I'm sorry this bag did not work out for you Elaine. The temperature ratings given to bags are not comfort ratings. They're somewhere between the lowest temperature you'd survive at (meaning you'll be cold but not severely hypothermic) and what's comfortable.
Whether or not you're warm depends on a lot of factors? Have you eaten recently? What did you eat? Are you hydrated? Is it humid? Do you have good or bad circulation?......
Mountain Hardwear is now testing their bags with the EN (European Norm) standards. They give this bag a T-Comfort rating of 36 degrees Fahrenheit. The T Comfort rating is the coldest temperature at which a "standard" woman will sleep comfortably through the night. If you know you have bad circulation or generally sleep colder than other women, then the lowest comfortable temperature will be even higher for you. (The T Limit rating, that which the "standard" male will sleep comfortably through the night, is 27 degrees.)
In general, I suggest that women buy a sleeping bag rated 15 to 20 degrees below the coldest temperatures they expect to use the bag in. Hopefully the EN ratings will become more widely adopted in the US. http://www.mountainhardwear.com/images/EN_Ratings.pdf

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