It actually weighs 2lb 11oz. It's called the "Viper" you can find it on Amazon for $125.Originally Posted by mwpeng
It actually weighs 2lb 11oz. It's called the "Viper" you can find it on Amazon for $125.
http://blue-mtn.net/clear/c1.htm
Near the bottom. 129$, 1 lb.
If you can get by with a 15 degree bag. I just picked up a Marmot Aspen 15 degree bag at Dicks. 600 FP goose down weighing 2lbs 8oz. Made exclusively for Dicks but Marmot stands behind this bag.
The "Net fill" is 1 lbs. The actual weight is 3.1 lbs. I sometimes get the two confused...
~Leif
"The nuclear generator of brain sludge is television." By Dave Barry
I may have missed this, but WHERE in the desert are you going that you'll need a 0 degree bag?
During winter, I almost LIVE in the local high-desert, and we never see 0-degrees...
That, and a good thermarest and tent make it much warmer.
That said, I have a US Army issue arctic bag (-20) I'll sell... It's 7lbs, comfy, and only used once despite it's 50+ years old...
DOH! Thanks for the tip.The "Net fill" is 1 lbs. The actual weight is 3.1 lbs. I sometimes get the two confused...
~Leif
Quilts work as well as bags, less weight at any given temp rating comparision too...
JRB Old Rag Mtn easily into single digits, possibly zero for some...on sale about $ 250...packs to 8x8x10...25 oz
Pan
Ounces to Grams.
www.jacksrbetter.com ... Largest supplier of camping quilts and under quilts...Home of the Original Nest Under Quilt, and Bear Mountain Bridge Hammock. 800 595 0413
Pan,
What did you use up at Mount Rogers this past January? I didn't get a chance to tour everyone's set up.
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