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25 to 5 Degree Synthetic Bags

Mountain Hardwear Lamina 20 Sleeping Bag: 20 Degree Synthetic - Women's


Product Details

Mountain Hardwear stuffed the Womens Lamina 20 Synthetic Sleeping Bag with its proprietary Thermic Micro insulation, which is high-loft and compressible like down but retains heat if it gets wet. Mountain Hardwear welded the synthetic insulation to the bag to enhance the loft, eliminate cold spots (the insulation cant shift around), and increase durability so it stands up to repeated washing and stuffing. A DWR coating on the shell repels water, and the soft polyester lining wicks moisture away from you so you dont feel clammy in the morning. The Mountain Hardwear Comfort Footbox allows your feet rest in a natural position as you snooze.

Price : $ 159.95


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Three Season Sleeping Bags Checklist

Down vs. Synthetic. The age-old question. Down bags pack down tighter and are a few ounces lighter. On the negative side, they are useless when wet, often take forever to dry (and many can't be tossed into a dryer), and tend to be more expensive.
Heading Out in Wet Weather? Then get a synthetic sleeping bag...period. This way, if your bag gets wet, you won't have a useless sleeping bag for the rest of your trip.
Float Camping? Again...get a synthetic bag. Be a bummer to have your bag end up in the water and become useless for the rest of your float trip.
Where Ounces and Packability Matter. Then go with a goose down bag. This is especially true if you are a bike camper, climber or camp in the desert.

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