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Closeouts. From Mountainsmith's Performance Series, the Redcloud 20°F sleeping bag features MountainLoft hollow fiber synthetic insulation for an unbeatable warmth-to-weight ratio.
- Traditional mummy shape for maximum warmth retention
- MountainLoft hollow fiber synthetic insulation
- Form-fitting adjustable hood for comfort
- Neck baffle collar retains body warmth
- Calf-length, two-way locking zipper
- Full-length draft tube
- Anti-snag zipper reinforcement
- Contoured footbox
- External hang loops for drying
- Includes compression sack
- Made in China
- Sleeping bag shape: Mummy
- Sleeping bag style: Synthetic
- Insulation: MountainLoft Hollow Fiber (polyester)
- Temp rating: 11-20 degrees
- Shell material: Polyester
- Lining material: 50 denier polyester teffeta
- Girth (shoulder/hip/foot): 65/62/40"
- Stuff size: 16x9 1/2"
- Zipper: Right
- Compression sack: Yes
- Weight: 3 lb. 9 oz.
- Gender: Men
- Gender: Women
- Made in China
Average Rating (37 reviews)
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Reviewed by Philmont Ranger, 1995-1996 from Texas on Tuesday, April 30, 2013I will be using this bag for my Philmont Trek this summer. My old North Face Cat's Meow had lost its loft and had some zipper damage and I knew it wasn't going to cut it during the cold nights and mornings in the Sangre de Christo mountains. The weight is good, the bag is warm and well made, and it compresses down nicely. I purchased this bag using one of STP's MANY, MANY discount email promos and ended up spending $71.04 including shipping. You can't buy a Coleman bag at Walmart for less than $35 and this bag is miles apart in quality, warmth, packability, etc. Excellent deal on a great synthetic loft bag.
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Reviewed by NOLS Alum from Appalacians on Monday, April 01, 2013Good quality bag, though is heavier than advertized. I was weighing it, and it weighed in closer to 3.8lbs. (more like 3 lbs 13oz or something) Nice material though. Also, doesn't pack as small as would hope. But has a great feel to it.
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Reviewed by Moby's Mountains from The Alamo on Monday, March 25, 2013Just used this bag in the White Mtn Wilderness of Lincoln Natl. Forest. Kept my wife warm to just below 30F on first night. However, mummy drawstring broke upon application. Sending back because of this. Doesn't pack too small, so not the best pick for backpacking as we were, but might be a steal with coupon code for car camping. Don't expect the greatest quality, however.
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Reviewed by Pam621 from Wetumpka, AL on Saturday, November 24, 2012Bought two of these to replace our old summer sleeping bags. This was our first time trying mummy type sleeping bags so it took a little while to get everything right. I'm 5'7" and average size. Bag was not too tight around the hips and I even had room to turn on my side. Temps dropped into the mid 30's and we stayed very warm. I was a little too warm early in the night when the temps were around 50. Unzipped a little and cooled off. Feet stayed warm and I actually removed my socks sometime during the night. Usually we sleep in layers to stay warm, but not this night. Slept in a night shirt and was very comfortable. Hood adjusts as tight as you want it around your face. Zipper easy to get to from inside the bag. Zipper at the feet came in handy to let in some cool air when the bag seemed too warm.
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Reviewed by @globalcoachtom from chicago on Monday, November 19, 2012great delivery by STP
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Question “Can 2 of these bags be zipped together to form 1 large sleeping bag?”
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Answer As we only have a right zippered bag, no you can not zip them together. For mummy bags you need to have ones that have opposite zippers, left and a right.
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Question “Did Mountainsmith stop making sleeping bags? I do not see them on their website. What year is this model?”
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Answer This model is from 2009 and Mountainsmith is no longer making sleeping bags.
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