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Stoic Somnus 30 Sleeping Bag: 30 Degree Down

December 11, 2011

Climbing.com article of last years 800 rated bag said 11oz.

http://www.climbing.com/news/justout/comfortable_stoicism_stoic_somnus_30_sleeping_bag/

Good hands on here as well

https://thebigoutside.com/Stoic_Somnus_30.html

I'm glad I ordered this bag, should do the trick across a wide range.

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Stoic Somnus 30 Sleeping Bag: 30 Degree Down

December 7, 2011

Not an answer for you, but for what it's worth Backpacker Magazine called it the "Warmest" summer bag in their 2011 gear guide. As opposed to ultralight, most versatile, innovative, etc.

I too would like to know though, I just contacted Stoic for an answer. We shall see if they answer.

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Bring it back

Backcountry.com Dreamland Hooded Sweatshirt - Men's

Backcountry.com Dreamland Hooded Sweatshirt - Men's

Rating for this product: 2 September 15, 2011

Backcountry.com... What are you doing with your own line of clothing? It's fading away and getting weak!

Bring back the hoody that only has the small Ram logo on the left chest (mine's about worn out.) I get compliments on that hoody all the time. And you know what people like?

THE RAM!

I honestly think you guys have one of the most unique logos anywhere and you're wasting it. You're wasting it by not using it and from what I can tell from other reviews, you're putting it on some really weird sized clothing.

Figure these things out and leverage the power of The Ram! I don't even like logos really. This one is fun though.

Get this critique to management somehow and jar their heads out till they see the opportunity.

Seriously Mr./Mrs. Manager, people stop me on the street to ask, and I'm a dude.

People don't really do that to dudes unless they really want to know.

Cheers

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Backcountry.com Tour Pant SE - Men's

January 2, 2011

I think everyone liked the goat... Stoic really is no match for the goat. I get asked ALL THE TIME where my backcountry "goat" hoody came from, and its because of the goat.

I am positive I would not be asked at all where the Stoic pieces came from... Good luck with your question.

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Best piece in 40-65 deg weather

Millet Super Touring Softshell Jacket - Men's

Millet Super Touring Softshell Jacket - Men's

Rating for this product: 5 October 6, 2010

I ended up buying this after posting my question below. It worked great in Alaska, and since. A nice fleece interior, but very thin. This thing is made to block wind and breath, not accentuate warmth. It will do the trick from 45-65 with just a T-shirt on below it, use a thin fleece to take you down a bit lower. Water beads well for now. Only thing it could use is a wire brim hood like the RAB stuff.Power shield is great and I think it's even superior to Polartecs new Powershield Pro. I saw the new Pro stuff at a store and the membrane is too apparent and feels like it would be tacky in the least bit sweat. Not so with old powershield. Take all that part with a grain of salt though, since i didn get to test the new powershield pro.It fits long, which I find nice.I am 5ft11 and the L (XL on the tag) fits well.

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Black Diamond RPM Backpack - 1587cu in

August 21, 2010

For the Black pack, are the pole and axe straps still orange? Or are they now gray like in other photos I have seen. If someone knows or if a Backcountry rep could find out I would be much obliged.

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Millet Super Touring Softshell Jacket - Men's

March 29, 2010

My black one had the velcro adjustment on the sleeves...... By the way, can anyone answer why some colors are 300+ Dollars and the others 190$????

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Millet Super Touring Softshell Jacket - Men's

March 9, 2010

Will this softshell do well in the 30-60 degree Fahrenheit range? I''m thinking about buying this for a trip to south Alaska in June. The piece needs to be my main jacket (eVent hardshell will backup.) Average temps are 55 degrees, record low of 33 deg. I want to cover that range in something that breathes and blocks 95% of the wind. Is this the jacket? If you have a windstopper piece and a powershield piece, which do you prefer and why?

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