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Mountain Hardwear Ultralamina 32 Sleeping Bag: 32 Degree Synthetic

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Mountain Hardwear Ultralamina 32 Sleeping Bag: 32 Degree Synthetic

Whether you like to head ultralight into the backcountry or just want a lightweight synthetic sleeping bag, the new Mountain Hardwear Ultralamina 32 is your best bet. Not only is this sleeping bag lightweight, but it compresses to a mere 6.5 inches by 12 inches. Mountain Hardwear reduced the weight on this bag by welding its proprietary Thermic Micro insulation directly to the shell, which eliminates the need for baffles. Having no baffles also helps the durable and extremely compressible synthetic insulation stand up to repeated stuffing and washing. Partial zippers on both sides of the sleeping bag also reduce ounces. The DWR-coated Ultralamina 32 stays warm even when it's wet, which a down bag doesn't.

Bottom Line: Pack your Mountain Hardwear Ultralamina 32 when you want a lightweight, synthetic sleeping bag with you in the backcountry.

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By: goldmullet1621442
August 18, 2008

Dont let the heading fool you, this bag is tough as steel and just about as thin and light as TP. In fact you can bury your head under it and see light come through, yet it holds true to its temp rating and is very warm. Took it Dall sheep hunting in the Brooks Range in Alaska in snow capped peaks of 6K feet and temps from 30F to 45F. Got the tall length and it had plenty of room to warm and dry socks/gear in the toebox. At 6'1'' and 210 lbs., this bag kept me toasty and only had to actually climb in mummy style one time on the trip when it got down to high 20F. This bag is a must for lightweight backpacker/hunters who need a warm synthetic bag with an absolutely unbeatable price. If I have to go again, this will be my wipe of choice for sure!!!!

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I am 6 feet tall and was wondering if the regular Ultralamina...

I am 6 feet tall and was wondering if the regular Ultralamina 32 will be long enough for me? Are there a couple of inches give or take in case I want to stuff some clothes into the bottom of the bag to have warm for the next day?

By: boreas88536891
September 25, 2008

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If you are planning on putting stuff in the bottom of the bag... I would get a long. You will enjoy it more. Hope this helps.

By: Jon Webb
September 25, 2008

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Very good bag

By: jfranz27100155292
July 14, 2008

Took this bag up to Humphrey's Basin in mid-June, campsite was at 10,800 feet with plenty of snow on all the surrounding peaks. Overnight temps were in the low 40s/high 30s, we were in a MSR Hubba Hubba with the fly on. This bag performed well, and though I usually don't wear much while sleeping, when it starts getting cold this bag benefits from a nice mid-weight capilene layer on your top and bottom. Really gave it a little extra warmth. I'm usually a warm sleeper and was chilly the first night, the capilene evened it out nicely and kept any sleep sweat under control. I hesitated at first with the half zipper thing (again, a warm sleeper) but it worked out just fine. Wonderfully light, packs small, I'm taking it on a trans Sierra hike next month where it will really get its test. For the money, this bag is hard to beat for performance and packed size. I highly recommend it.

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What is the difference between the lamina and the ultra lami...

What is the difference between the lamina and the ultra lamina?

By: cyfenton2220219
May 17, 2008

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The ultralamina is made with lighter weight fabric (20D/384T Micro Ripstop Nylon. DWR finish. Lightweight and tear resistant. 1.07 oz./ sq. yd.) and the zipper, combined, is equivalent to a 3/4 length zip. The Lamina has a full length zip and a tad heavier fabric (40D/ 240T outer shell fabric is rugged and compressible, DWR finish for water repellency) over all. Same Thermic CF insulation in both. Basically one is lighter than the other. Compare the Lamina 35 to Ultralamina 32. Hope this helps.

By: Jon Webb
May 19, 2008

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Great Bag

By: greyonblue885069
April 24, 2008

I bought this bag to take on a bouldering trip to Bishop, California during spring break this year. The temperature in the high desert ranged from the mid 70's during the day to about the low 30's at night. The Bag held up great. I was really impressed with how it stood true to its temperature rating. I would recommend this bag for anyone who would like to save the ducks and use a synthetic bag that is just as light and packs down just as small as any down bag out there.

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Tech Specs:

Material:	[Shell] 20D Micro ripstop nylon with DWR; [lining] 20D nylon taffeta
Insulation:	Thermic Micro
Shape:	Mummy
Draft Collar:	Yes
Max User Height:	[Reg] 6ft; [Lng] 6ft 6in
Shoulder / Hip / Foot Circumference:	[Reg] 62 / 58 / 38in; [Lng] 64 / 60 / 40in
Stuff Size:	6.5 x 12in (17 x 30cm)
Stuff or Storage sack:	Both
Weight:	[Reg] 1lb 14oz (870g); [Lng] 2lb 2oz (950g)
Warranty:	Lifetime
Degree:	32F, 0C
Recommended Use:	Ultralight backpacking in summer or warm weather

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