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Why We Like The Mountain Hardwear Lamina Sleeping Bag
This iteration of the Mountain Hardwear Lamina Sleeping Bag brings the same extra toasty punch in a lighter and more durable package. The updated materials are built to withstand rugged adventures, pack down smaller, and maintain the same heat-trapping performance we loved in its predecessor.
Constructed with Mountain Hardwear's proprietary seamless Lamina design, this bag gives us max loft and zero cold spots for extremely cozy nights under the stars, while the strategically mapped synthetic fill continues to insulate even in wet conditions.
Details:
- Light, burly sleeping bag for shoulder-season camping
- Treated ripstop material for longevity and water-resistance
- Temperlite insulation is ultralight, durable, and toasty
- Two-way anti-snag zipper for easy in-out and ventilation
- Left- and right-hand zip options for zip-together performance
- Tailored hood with shaped draft collar to seal in warmth
- Compression and storage sacks included for convenience
Specs
Material: 20D polyester ripstop, DWR treatment
Insulation: Temperlite (synthetic)
Shape: mummy
Zipper: full-length, reflective pull
Max User Height: [regular] 72in, [short] 68in, [long] 78in, [extra long] 82in
Shoulder Circumference: [regular] 60in, [short] 58in, [long, extra long] 62in
Hip Circumference: [regular] 55in, [short] 52in, [long, extra long] 58in
Bag Length [inside length]: (regular) 86in, (short) 80in, (long) 92in, (extra long) 96in
Draft Tube: yes
Pockets: none
Pad Retainer: no
Venting: two-way zipper
Degree: 15F
Storage Sack: included, mesh
Stuff Sack: included, compression
Stuff Size: 9.5 x 18in
Claimed Weight: 3lb 1.1oz
Activity: backpacking, weekend camping
Manufacturer Warranty: limited lifetime
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