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The North Face Kilo Sleepingbag: 30 Degree Down
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The North Face Kilo Sleepingbag: 30 Degree Down
The North Face Kilo (or the 2.2-Pound Bag to us Yankees) 30-Degree is an amazingly lightweight and compressible goose down sleeping bag that gives you spacious comfort in freezing temps. Weighing a negligible 2lbs 1oz (hey that's LESS than a kilo!), this bag is perfect for backcountry touring and moving fast. Unlike many other The North Face Flight Series sleeping bags, the Kilo has a roomier shape with more generous space for the shoulders and chest. A vaulted footbox is spacious and extra warm for your feet and toes. The bag's 30D nylon ripstop shell is treated with durable water repellent to combat moisture. The Kilo's creature comforts include a color-coded pull cord for easy hood adjustment and easy-grab pull tabs and it stuffs down to the size of a football (an American one, that is)!
Bottom Line: The lightest and most spacious, this sleeping bag has all the best technology to improve your trek.
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How does this bag hold up between 40 through 55 degrees?
How does this bag hold up between 40 through 55 degrees?
By: mat2706211
December 17, 2008
It'll keep you warm down to 30, so you should be very toasty at 40-55.
By: ArkansasNomad
December 22, 2008
Light!
By: Mike Traslin
February 17, 2009
Packs light!
Fairly warm but I would bring a down jacket,and maybe wear all your clothes to sleep if it gets cold!
Great as an emegency bag.
Or to bring on long one day ski tours!(spring)
Which bag would you buy: The Mountain Hardware Phantom 32 or
Which bag would you buy: The Mountain Hardware Phantom 32 or this bag, TNF Kilo 30 ??? Walldiver7@yahoo.com
By: WallDiver7
November 6, 2008
Mountain hardwear phantom.I'm not a MH fan so I'll take TNF. They're both made off-shore.
By: Jeff Gerhard
November 9, 2008
Great bag
By: shutchinso100104086
July 7, 2008
Down is light & comfy. Keeps you warm when sleeping outside which is key.
what is the water resistance of this bag, any experience in damp
what is the water resistance of this bag, any experience in damp conditions ?
By: maseflow2348388
August 8, 2008
Like any non Gore-Tex/DryLoft, shell, this bag has been treated with a water repellent substance but still it shouldn't be exposed to heavy moisture. Normal to moderate condensation is fine.
By: Jeff Gerhard
November 9, 2008
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