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Mountain Hardwear Phantom Sleeping Bag: 15 Degree Down

Mountain Hardwear Phantom Sleeping Bag: 15 Degree Down

Rating for this product: 3 May 18, 2009

i went on 3 days and 2 nights camping trip by the coast here in California in April. the temp dropped around mid 30 at night, but the sleeping bag kept me warm the whole night. its true that u have to unzip the zipper once or twice during the night because it can get very hot inside the bag. the only negative side is that, when it get moist at night, and the moist touches the bag, u can tell that it can penetrate through the outer layer very easily and can potentially ruined the bag someday. the first bag i got i had to return it back due to the fluffs leaking through the seems one after another, and had to get an exchange. that was my first trip so far, but we'll how long this bag will last.

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