Sleeping Bags
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chris snell said:
Having owned one of their bags, I agree. I do think, however, that Feathered Friends makes the best bags. They, like WM, are
MADE IN THE USA!!!!!
atriot:Right here in Seattle since 1972.You pay for the quality premium, but it's better to pay more once than pay less many times over. For Rover trips with my wife I love the 2-person bag:
http://featheredfriends.com/Picasso/Bags/BagsWideSeries.html
Disclosure: I used to work at Feathered Friends and designed a few of their sleeping bags. During my time there I regularly saw FF bags come in for a wash that were 20+ years old. These things really hold up well.
Eric N. said:
Hell yes!!! I have a -20 and a 0 in that bag. Those are by far my favorite. For backpacking I have a Mountain Hardware 5* down (can't remember the line) and a 20* old The North Face.
I have a marmot sawtooth and its pretty warm. Last year at SAE I ran a 100 foot extension cord from a rv hookup at the campsite and used an electric blanket. Everyone made fun of me but when they woke up at 6 am huddled by the fire freezing their nuts off it was nice to sleep my hangover off until 9.
As opposed to a real, rancid poncho, which rhymes with "unconcho", one of my favorite words.peter sherman said:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0s6fbnRQZZI
Click it, go ahead.
You won't regret it.
Kazoo solo.
No fooling.
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I love my MontBell expedition -20 bag in WI winter weather. Fall and spring i lay around in Exped Dreamwalker 650 and summer if anything, it is Exped Dreamwalker 250. All these are my #1 choices after dozens of different bags tried over last 6 years. I do sleep in the tent about 60-70 nights a year. I do believe that if you are camping year round, you will need 3 bags.
