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Closeouts. Whether the crescent moon rises on a clear night or a cold, unexpected storm rolls through, you'll be prepared with Mountainsmith Crestone sleeping bag. It's designed with exclusive Mountainloft Hollowfiber insulation for warmth in temps as low as 0°F.
- From Mountainsmith's Performance Series
- Comfortable quilted construction
- Form-fitting adjustable hood
- Neck baffle collar
- Full-length draft tube
- Contoured footbox
- External hand loops for drying or pad lashing
- Compression stuff sack
- Mummy bag
- Made in China
- Sleeping bag shape: Mummy
- Sleeping bag style: Synthetic
- Insulation: MountainLoft Hollow Fiber
- Temp rating: Below 0 degrees
- Shell material: Polyester
- Girth (shoulder/hip/foot): 65/62/40"
- Stuff size: 18x10"
- Zipper: Right
- Compression sack: Yes
- Weight: 4 lb. 10 oz.
- Made in China
Average Rating (44 reviews)
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Reviewed by West Seattle Mom from Seattle on Tuesday, April 30, 2013Got this bag for my 12 year old as he is growing like a weed and has camping trips planned. It keeps him warm without him overheating. He is even using it at home because he tends to kick off covers and wake up cold. He took on one trip already and it worked great. The compression bag works perfectly. Love everything about this bag.
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Reviewed by JW from Boonies, PA on Sunday, January 27, 2013Good bag if you have the right gear to keep it dry.
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Reviewed by Canyon Kid from Tempe, AZ on Monday, January 07, 2013Very warm, might actually be comfortable at 0 F (I have only used it down to about 15 F). It probably won't fit you if you are 6'4". I am 6'3" and pretty thin at 160 lbs and this bag is very snug on me in terms of the length.
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Reviewed by Hanging in the Trees from Rexburg, ID on Monday, December 17, 2012I'm using this bag to hammock camp in the cold. Slept out in it the other night on my hammock. The temperature was 25 F. I was very comfortable. I also own the Alps 0 degree bag. The Mountainsmith is lighter, packs smaller, and is of better quality. Both are good bags, the Mointainsmith is just better.
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Reviewed by Sleepercell from Arizona on Tuesday, September 25, 2012Great Sleeping bag. Cant wait to try it out this fall. But now Sierra Trading is emailing me like four times a day with specials. Man, take it down a notch. Your like some crazy ex girlfriend with the emails. Just tone down the specials a bit. Like maybe an email or two a week would be normal.
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Question “Recently got this bag from STP. The attached Mountainsmith product info tag shows that a cotton storage sack is included with the actual bag and stuff sack, but I didn't get one with my order. Should I have received one?”
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Answer Sorry, the Mountainsmith synthetic bag do not include a cotton storage sacks. The cotton storage sacks are only included with down filled bags.
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Question “Is there a zippered pocket on this bag?”
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Answer The Crestone does not have a zippered pocket on the bag.
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Question “Is this a four-season bag or too warm for spring/summer/fall?”
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Answer It will depend on where you will be. It would be way too hot for Zion National Park, but up in Rocky Mountain National Park it could work and can be unzipped for ventilation. It will also depend if you are normally cold or hot.
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Question “How small can you pack it with a compression bag? Dimensions please”
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Answer 18x10 according to the website
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