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WESTERN MOUNTAINEERING Summerlite 32° Sleeping Bag
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WESTERN MOUNTAINEERING Summerlite 32° Sleeping Bag
Western Mountaineering set out to make the lightest possible fully featured bag. They called it the Summerlite, and it's perfect for AT thru-hikers and bike touring.Features/Benefits:
- Continuous-baffle construction keeps down evenly distributed throughout the bag
- Lightweight nylon ripstop shell keeps the weight at a minimum
- 850+ fill is the highest-quality goose down for the best insulation available
- DWR shell fabric treatment protects the down from spills and condensation
- No need to skimp: this bag has a full-length zipper and an insulated draft tube
- Two-way zipper allows more options for temperature regulation
- Stiffening tape along the zippers ensures snag-free use
- Water-resistant stuff sack with handle loop for use on the trail
- Storage sack to keep your bag lofted when you get back home
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WESTERN MOUNTAINEERING Summerlite 32° Sleeping Bag
Gender Unisex Fill Weight 9 oz. Hip Girth 51 in. Packed Size 6 x 12 in. Length Regular Shoulder Girth 59 in. Storage Sack No Stuff Sack No Shell Fabric Nylon ripstop Shape Mummy Stuff Size 6 x 12 in. Temperature Rating 32°F Max. User Height 6 ft. Zipper Draft Tube Yes Zipper Length Full Insulation 850+ fill goose down Primary Use Ultralight Weight 1 lb. 3 oz. Temperature Range 30° to 39° Insulation Type Down
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Pros
- Comfortable
- Lightweight
- Packs Small
- Roomy
- Warm
Cons
Best Uses
- 3 Season Camping
- Backpacking
- Climbing
Comments about WESTERN MOUNTAINEERING Summerlite 32° Sleeping Bag:
After an exhaustive search and looking at every option, my wife pulled the trigger for me on this bag as a surprise - I am overjoyed with how light and small this it packs down to. It literally billows out of the stuff sack, into a warm cloud of down, suitable for spring, summer, and fall use.
I have the Long size, and it weighs 1 lb, 5 oz - incredible for a 32 degree bag. I replaced the included stuff sack with an XS compressible bag (the kind with breathable fabric integrated), and it shrinks down to 7" by 5 1/2". So far I've slept down to 40 degrees in a heavy wind, with nothing but a silk liner and tarp - I was grinning at how warm I was.
- What Is Your Gear Style:
- Minimalist
- Was this a gift?:
- Yes
Pros
- Comfortable
- Lightweight
- Packs Small
- Warm
Cons
- Price
Best Uses
- Backpacking
Comments about WESTERN MOUNTAINEERING Summerlite 32° Sleeping Bag:
This is an incredible bag. After a lot of research I chose the WM Summerlite due to its construction (full baffle / full length zipper / great reputation) so far it is yet to dissapoint. Just got back from the Dack' high peaks where the temps touched the 20's and I was fine. Yes, it is pricy, but it does not have an equal that is currently on the market. Being a warm sleeper it might be too much for me in the heat of summer; however I will not be caght withhout it in the spring and fall, might even be able to get some winter use with a liner.
- What Is Your Gear Style:
- Minimalist
- Was this a gift?:
- No
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