Down Sleeping Bags
Down Sleeping Bags
Brand: Vaude .
Carry Weight: 1 lb. 2 oz. .
Fill weight: 5 oz. .
Insulation: Down .
Size: 78.7" Long .
Stuffed diameter: 11" .
Stuffed Length: 5" .
Temperature Rating: 40° .
Warranty: Limited Lifetime Warranty .
Weight: 1 lb. 2 oz. .
Backpacker Magazine's Gear Guide named the Vaude Ice Peak 150 the "Best All-Around" summer sleeping bag for 2010. The Ice Peak 150 is a premium down-filled bag that's incredibly light and compact. Rated for comfort at 44 degrees F, a lower limit of 35 degrees F and a 10 degree F extreme lower limit, the Ice Peak stows compactly with a minimum stuff size of only 5" x 11".
The Ice Peak 150 features a DWR coated shell that repels moisture, draft collar, pillow compartment inside the hood, a full-length zipper and a large inner mesh pocket. Incredibly light at only 1 lb., 2 oz., this bag weighs substantially less than a 1-liter bottle of water and is nearly as compact. It's a great bag for late spring through early fall backpacking trips, especially for destinations where the weather can change swiftly.
Down Sleeping Bags
Selecting the right sleeping bag is a must,waking during the nite and being cold is a very annoying problem, especially after a long days hike. Sleeping Pads underneath your sleeping bag can really save you a night of discomfort. To enjoy camping finest, a person needs a good night sleep!
Down Sleeping Bags
These have the best material for being ultalight and lightweight,and make great coldweather bags,plus having great insulation value and for staying warm. They are expensive, but when you need warmth and rest on cold nights, it is worth spending the extra dollars for the best.The down side to down bags are,they do absorb moisture, and loses its insulating value. They take a long time to dry out. Make sure to take precaution not to get these wet. These are great for winter camping.
Synthetic Sleeping Bags
These are not the best for cold weather, are made more for kids and childrens summer bags and good for backpack sleeping bags, and backyard sleep overs. They are okay for mild summer weather!
Wool and Flannel Sleeping Bags
These are great for warmth, but they are heavy, and not recommended for backpacking. But these are fine for horse camping and car camping, when weight is not that much of a factor as having to carry it on your back.
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Backpacker Magazine's Gear Guide named the Vaude Ice Peak 150 the "Best All-Around" summer sleeping bag for 2010. The Ice Peak 150 is a premium down-filled bag that's incredibly light and compact. Rated for comfort at 44 degrees F, a lower limit of 35 degrees F and a 10 degree F extreme lower limit, the Ice Peak stows compactly with a minimum stuff size of only 5" x 11".
The Ice Peak 150 features a DWR coated shell that repels moisture, draft collar, pillow compartment inside the hood, a full-length zipper and a large inner mesh pocket. Incredibly light at only 1 lb., 2 oz., this bag weighs substantially less than a 1-liter bottle of water and is nearly as compact. It's a great bag for late spring through early fall backpacking trips, especially for destinations where the weather can change swiftly.
Down Sleeping Bags
Selecting the right sleeping bag is a must,waking during the nite and being cold is a very annoying problem, especially after a long days hike. Sleeping Pads underneath your sleeping bag can really save you a night of discomfort. To enjoy camping finest, a person needs a good night sleep!
Down Sleeping Bags
These have the best material for being ultalight and lightweight,and make great coldweather bags,plus having great insulation value and for staying warm. They are expensive, but when you need warmth and rest on cold nights, it is worth spending the extra dollars for the best.The down side to down bags are,they do absorb moisture, and loses its insulating value. They take a long time to dry out. Make sure to take precaution not to get these wet. These are great for winter camping.
Synthetic Sleeping Bags
These are not the best for cold weather, are made more for kids and childrens summer bags and good for backpack sleeping bags, and backyard sleep overs. They are okay for mild summer weather!
Wool and Flannel Sleeping Bags
These are great for warmth, but they are heavy, and not recommended for backpacking. But these are fine for horse camping and car camping, when weight is not that much of a factor as having to carry it on your back.
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