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Summer camping season is here. Stash your Lafuma X650 Pro Sleeping Bag in your backpack and hit the trailthis bag adds a modest pound and seven ounces to your pack. When its too hot to sleep in the tent, this sleeping bags water-repellent shell and synthetic insulation maintain warmth and fight early-morning dew. Keep your headlamp in the interior pocket for easy access during the night, and use the two-way zipper to vent excess heat.
Price : $
84.9
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Lightweight Sleeping Bags Checklist
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Sure It's Warm Enough? Lightweight
bags are meant for use in weather between 30-50 degrees. But, remember,
it's always prudent to add on at least 10 degrees to the bags rating.
Thus, a bag rated to 40 degrees might only keep you warm in 50 degree
weather. |
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Down or Synthetic? Each
have their advantages. Down is less bulky and weighs a few ounces
less. Synthetic costs less (usually) and is easier to dry - you can
just toss it in the dryer. |
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Don't Forget the Sleeping Pad! A
sleeping bag is useless without a sleeping
pad. So,
if you don't already have a sleeping pad, get one. For lightweight
sleeping bags (thus used in warm weather), you don't need a super
thick or winter-style one. |
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Ideal Uses for a Lightweight Bag. Where
you know...for sure...that the temperature will stay at least 10-15
degrees above the sleeping bags rating. And, where every ounce and
cubic inch of space is at a premium. Lightweight bags are often
used by climbers and bike campers/travelers. For backpacking in the
mountains, a lightweight bag is NOT recommended! |
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