Whatever you get, take along a couple of

Mar 7, 2021
10:58:45pm

IceBlue All-American

Collapsible bottles about 2 ltr ea and fill them up with pre-boil hot water just before bed. Put them in the foot of your bag and conveniently in the middle and you'll sleep amazingly comfortable all night. Should still be warm in the morning.

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IceBlue

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Any recommendations for a sleeping bag that can go down to 0 degrees?

federer

3/7/21 10:11pm

Western Mountaineering Kodiak.

YSMACK

3/7/21 10:13pm

Hope you're willing to spend almost $1000 for it.

ManicBlue

3/7/21 10:15pm

Seriously? The most expensive place to soak up farts I’ve ever heard of.

Jazzyturtle

3/7/21 10:33pm

This! Best bag I’ve ever owned. Worth every penny. I hunt back country with it

southbaycoug

3/7/21 10:16pm

Same. Little extra weight, but worth the precipation protection.

YSMACK

3/7/21 10:19pm

My Western Mountaineering Antelope was the best bag I ever owned...

So it goes...

3/7/21 11:03pm

The old Sleeping Robe bags.

runnincoug

3/7/21 10:24pm

Get a -20 bag synthetic bag from coleman 100

nybyblue

3/7/21 10:26pm

The pricetag certainly looks better! Would it hold up nearly as well in rain,

federer

3/7/21 10:33pm

Also, how portable is it? Would it work for backpacking?

federer

3/7/21 10:35pm

A can of tent seal works wonders- also, my rule of thumb is put things in

IceBlue

3/7/21 11:04pm

Car camping or backpacking? If it’s car camping, Teton Sports makes some great

UNLVcougar

3/7/21 10:35pm

Whatever you get, take along a couple of

IceBlue

3/7/21 10:58pm

Grizzly

Social Distance

3/7/21 11:06pm

Hammock Gear makes some high quality quilts

WorfoSAUR

3/8/21 5:19am

A down sleeping bag is a crime to recommend. Wiggy's = minus 80-degree for $250

Doozy

3/8/21 5:51am

You make some good points, and I thought the same about down, but after

So it goes...

3/8/21 3:56pm

Also, most of the shells are treated so heavily that they can get wet

YSMACK

3/8/21 4:03pm

Yep, a dry stuff sack for your sleeping bag should solve any risk of it getting

UNLVcougar

3/8/21 4:24pm

These three comments are good, but let me share one more thought.

Doozy

3/8/21 6:30pm

Some other considerations.

YSMACK

3/8/21 6:40pm

Yes, but that's a whole different scenario. I was more thinking of portability

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