SOLD: Big Agnes Lost Ranger 15 sleeping bag

**sir_n0thing** · 01-26-2014, 14:11

SOLD SOLD SOLD

Bought this at an REI clearence sale a few years back. Brought it home and washed with NikWax down wash. Have only used it maybe 3 nights total in 5 years. Been stored loose in a big Rubbermaid bin. Includes the cotton storage sack. Non-smoking home.
It is used, but in good condition without rips and tears or nasty funk.
I had planned on converting it to a top quilt, but never got around to it.
I did use it successfully one night with my insulated air core mat inserted into it's pad sleeve, with no underquilt on my hammock. With the sleeve it's easier to stay on a pad in a hammock!

15*, Right zip, size Long

I do own pets, and it's possible there maybe pet hair (cat and/or dog) on it. I don't let my animals traipse around on my stuff, but you never know if something transferred off my clothing to the bag.
This bag is several years old, it is not the current DownTek insulation. Just plain ol' down.

$75 shipped continental US.
PayPal only.

Thanks for looking

**Mumbles** · 01-26-2014, 14:25

Left or right side zip? Know the compressed pack able size and weight?

**sir_n0thing** · 01-26-2014, 14:33

Edited original post to correct the details.
It's actually a size LONG. Right zip.
I've never compressed it down before... I'll go through it in one of my compression sacks and see if I can get a measurement for you.
I knocked my scale off the table and broke it a couple months ago, so I can't weight it at the moment...

EDIT: Attached are a few pics of it in the stuff sack that came with my Talus sleeping bag. It could be cranked down a bit more if I really wanted to...
Roughly 28" around the middle, linear dimensions of about 12" x 9"

EDIT AGAIN... Here's a link to a gear review of this bag from 2007, so it's roughly the same year as mine. The review is for a size regular, so mine a is a touch bigger and heavier. My bag lists 17oz of fill weight on the tag, compared to 14oz fill weight in the review linked here.
http://www.backpackgeartest.org/revi...drew%20Buskov/

**Acer** · 01-26-2014, 14:55

Its a great bag,,I carried one on the Teton Crest Trail a few yrs ago, and then 2 weeks of back packing in Yellowstone, to mid 20's on the "ground" before finding hammocks. BA makes awesome gear. Still got mine and the wife's too.

**sir_n0thing** · 01-26-2014, 15:00

It is a nice system! I hate selling ANYTHING, I am a pack rat by nature... but I have about 7 sleeping bags and a quilt... and I need money for a trip, so something has to go!

I'm selling off anything I don't use regularly.