Exped Wallcreeper

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The Wallcreeper is a down 3-season (0° to 32°f) bag made by Exped. It has an average rating of 2.5 stars (out of 5), based on 3 user reviews.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Exped Wallcreeper Sleeping Bag (Fall 2008) The Wallcreeper Sleeping Bag by Exped is a versatile sleep system that functions as a sleeping bag, blanket, base camp parka or belay jacket. Zippered arm openings allow you to boil water, sort gear, or belay from the comfort of your bag. Specifications: Traditional North American rating: 35 F/ 1 C Average Weight: M: 31.4 oz./890 g; L: 39.9 oz./1130 g Features: Full-length center zipper allows bag to open into a blanket Drawcord closure at foot section Parka-style hood with drawcord adjustments Exterior handwarmer pockets 750-fill goose down insulation Ultralight Texped PA35 ripstop nylon shell; lightweight Texped PR 58 ripstop polyester lining Tuck-stitch baffle construction Horizontal and vertical baffles prevent down shift"

From Altrec Outdoors:
"When going light can make all the difference, the Exped Wallcreeper 30 Degree Sleeping Bag is one item you'll want to throw in your pack. This multi-purpose sleeping bag is the ultimate chameleon. You can wear it cinched around your waist as a parka, extend it full length for lounging around camp (or quick bivying with your boots on), or zip it open as a comforter/blanket. When it's time to bed down, close everything up for the ultimate ultra-light sleeping bag. Zippered armholes give you convenient out of bag access for melting snow and sorting gear without leaving the comfort of your bag. An Ultralight Texped PA35 ripstop nylon shell, with highly compressible 750-fill goose down insulation, completes this versatile three-season bag design."

From CampSaver.com:
"The Exped Wallcreeper is a versatile sleeping that has something to offer in almost any situation.Wear it cinched around your waist as a parka, then convert it into a bag when its time to turn in.The drawcord foot opening lets you dig into an unplanned bivy without taking your boots off.Zippered arm holes let you melt snow and sort gear without leaving the comfort of your bag."

From Backcountry.com:
"The versatile Exped Wallcreeper Down Sleeping Bag converts to a sleeveless down parka so you can stroll around camp after you crawl into your 750-fill down sleeping bag. The Wallcreeper has armhole zippers and a drawstring opening at the feet to convert it into a jacket, ideal for hanging at base camp or belaying your partner. It even has front pockets to keep your hands warm. This Exped sleeping bag is rated at 30 degrees Fahrenheit and works great as a liner bag, too."

User Reviews

Men's Wallcreeper
Reviewed by Terry, Aug 01, 2006

"I am a cold sleeper, but can't stand the confinement of a mummy bag, wanted light weight, so I chose this bag. It is a clever design, with some fun, handy features (the zippers for freeing your arms are great), but I froze in it at 45 degrees with layers of clothing on underneath."

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Wallcreeper
Reviewed by Neo, Jan 04, 2005

"I bought mine for hammock camping, bought it at backcountry gear a close out item. The shell is pertex quantum, microfiber lining, 700 fill down, not a very lofty bag for being rated at 25 degrees, narrow girth, approx 60 in.

Manufacturer's weight is 1lb 14oz. I weighed it at 2lbs and 4oz. Have not used this bag yet, am very skeptical about using it."

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Wallcreeper
Reviewed by Jack, Mar 21, 2004

"Bought this on clearance from altrec. com. I have the goose down version. $126. altrec didn't charge shipping fees or tax. the first thing that strikes you about the bag is the lack of loft. The bag is rated at 23 degrees. This is optimistic to say the least."

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