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Big Agnes Dual Core Sleeping Pad - Mummy

Rating for this product: 5 September 15, 2006

10 days in the Sierra, almost all above 10K. Switched from years of Thermarest. About the same weight, 2.5" of loft, no hips digging into the granite. No leaks. Thermarest good, but this was better for me!

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Big Agnes REM Dual Core Sleeping Pad - Mummy DO NOT USE

Rating for this product: 5 September 15, 2006

10 days in the Sierra, almost all above 10K. Switched from years of Thermarest. About the same weight, 2.5" of loft, no hips digging into the granite. No leaks. Thermarest good, but this was better for me!

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Marmot Did the Job

Marmot Pounder Plus Sleeping Bag: 25 Degree PrimaLoft

Rating for this product: 5 September 4, 2006

Just back from 10-day trip in Sierra with new Marmot Pounder-Plus. Frost most nights, low perhaps 25. Very comfortable. Light weight, compact when in stuff bag. Wish I'd stopped to think & gotten the right-hand zip [important-consider which way is best for you!], but that's my fault, not the bag's!

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