Up for sale is a Mountain Hardwear Pinole 20 degree sleeping bag. This is the long version. 84" Length.
The bag is in perfect condition. The stuff sack has a drip of sil sealant on it that dripped there while I was fixing a tear on my backpack.
I have taken this below 32F wearing long johns and slept comfortably.
The stuff sack can be flipped inside out and has a fleece side for use as a pillow.
$75 SHIPPED CONUS
Last edited by tyguy85; 01-03-2012 at 19:39.
looks like a nice down bag, i would jump on it but college kids are broke! its a national pasttime
I'm a Hammocker stuck in a tenter's body.....
I believe this has synthetic fill, but correct me if I'm wrong tyguy.Originally Posted by Ears
Can you show the stuffed sack next to something to show a size comparison? Maybe a Nalgene bottle or something?
REI shows the stuff sack as 8 (diameter) x 17 inches (height), if that gives you any idea.
Hey tyguy85,
How long have you had the bag & how has it been stored?
Thanks,
Mike G.
I like to go solo - off trail - immerse myself in the area - explore - eat really well - and make it back home.
How much does that puppy weigh?
Specs for the current version say 34 oz, not sure if that's the same as this one though.
Hey all, Sorry for the delayed response. Busy busy busy...
Anyways, This is a synthetic bag. Thermic Micro insulation. Supposed to have better loft and compressibility than standard poly fill. 34oz fill weight.
Total weight with stuffsack: 3lbs 8oz - Long Version.
Stuffed Size: 8" x 17" - with included stuff sac, could probably be stuffed tighter if you needed to. I never needed to.
I believe this bag is 3 years old. I am the second owner.
when not in use, I left this under my bed unstuffed with a sheet over it.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks,
-Ty
Its a nice bag I have the same one when in stuff sack and compression sack it is a little bigger than a regulation football
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