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Mountain Hardwear Ultralamina 15 Women's Sleeping Bag: 15 Degree Synthetic

Go superlight into the backcountry with the new Mountain Hardwear Women's Ultralamina 15 Synthetic Sleeping Bag. The Ultralamina 15 features Mountain Hardwear's Thermic Micro insulation. This high-loft insulation holds in your body heat to keep you toasty in cool weather. This DWR-coated sleeping bag stays warm even when it gets wet, which a down bag doesn't. Thermic Micro is also extremely compressible and durable, so it can tolerate continual stuffings and washings. To save weight and further improve durability, Mountain Hardwear welded the insulation to the inside of the bag to eliminate baffles. Plus, partial zippers on both sides also decrease the ounces you have to carry.

Bottom Line: For three-season comfort, pack the Mountain Hardwear Ultralamina 15 Sleeping Bag into the backcountry.

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Warm, Comfortable Bag. Worth the Money

By: NW_Native
July 3, 2008

I'm a three season backpacker and have used this sleeping bag for two full seasons. This is a great bag. It's on the higher end of pricing for a synthetic bag but it's warmer than some down bags that I've been in and just as comfortable. I haven't gone winter camping but would have no reservations with taking this bag. As others have stated, the half zips are great for reading, cooking, venting, etc. but if you like to stick your feet out at night then you may feel claustrophobic in this bag. Pros: -Lightweight -Compresses into SMALL stuff sack which is great for backpackers -More shoulder girth compared to majority of women's bags which helps to not feel so constrained -Minimal snaging from zipper! Extra lining along zipper make it easy to zip/unzip from inside without snagging preventing tearing -Maintains loft well even after a winter in the storage sack -Open foot box to not make your feet and legs feels so cramped Cons: -Higher price. Find it on sale. -Non full zip (if you like the full length) -No sleeping pad straps -No internal pocket to make a pillow (I'm really just digging for cons at this point) Bottom Line: You can't go wrong with this bag. If you can find it on sale get it. You'll be hard pressed to find another synthetic bag that will keep you this warm and comfortable.

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What's the difference between the womens and men's beside the...

What's the difference between the womens and men's beside the sizing...color? anything else?

By: jrenneberg2383700
August 27, 2008

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The womens bags have overall smaller dimensions than the mens with the same amount of insulation. This is the main difference.

By: Jon Webb
September 16, 2008

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By: james.abur2331698
July 30, 2008

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It would refer to the color.

By: Brian B.
July 30, 2008

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If I'm almost exactly 5'10" (technically, I'm about 5'9 3/4"),...

If I'm almost exactly 5'10" (technically, I'm about 5'9 3/4"), will the long bag really work for me? I'd definitely prefer a women's bag if possible, but I don't want it to be too short!

By: kristen.ha2194712
April 29, 2008

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Womens bags are regular 5.6 feet so you would want a long - 6.0 feet. Mens bags in regular are 6.0 feet.

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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] 5ft 5in; [Lng] 5ft 10in
Shoulder / Hip / Foot Circumference:	[Reg] 58 / 58 / 36in; [Lng] 60 / 60 / 38in
Stuff Size:	8 x 17in (19 x 43cm)
Stuff or Storage sack:	Both
Weight:	[Reg] 2lb 15oz (1340g); [Lng] 3lb 3oz (1440g)
Warranty:	Lifetime
Degree:	15F, -9C
Recommended Use:	Ultralight backpacking

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