Kelty Tundra 15

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The Tundra 15 is a synthetic 3-season (0° to 32°f) bag made by Kelty. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 4 user reviews.

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From Altrec Outdoors:
"The full-featured Tundra 15 bag is a versatile choice for campgrounds or weekend adventures."

From EMS:
"Whether you are a weekend adventurer or you like to spend your time at the campgrounds, if you need a bag for colder weather that is still light on your wallet you can't get much better than the Kelty Tundra 15. Two layer offset quilt construction with extra insulation in the chest. Two way locking blanket zipper with foot vent. Zipper draft tube with anti snag design. Bag can be unzipped and used flat as a blanket. Ground-level side seams prevent heat from escaping. Differential cut to maximize loft and warmth. FatMan and Ribbon drawcords."

From Backcountry.com:
"The full-featured Kelty Tundra 15 Degree Sleeping Bag is an ideal choice for the campground or the weekend adventure. The Tundra is a member of Kelty's basecamp mummy line of sleeping bags designed with extra roominess for luxury sleeping. This makes the Tundra ideal for casual camping and family excursions. Open the Tundra all the way and you have a super-comfy blanket. The Tundra has a super soft lining and added insulation in the chest area to help keep your core warm on cooler nights. On warmer nights, open the Tundra's vents to welcome the summer breeze."

From REI:
"A superb choice for weekend adventures, the 15° Tundra is packed with functional features and made with cozy and dependable materials. Bag can be zipped open and used as a blanket--great for picnics in the park! Two-layer offset quilted construction with a third layer over the chest maximizes the warmth of lightweight, durable Thermolite® insulation. Features a tough ripstop nylon shell with a silky polyester taffeta lining. Hood with differentiated drawcords, full-length zipper with draft tube and anti-snag tape, plus ground-level side seams keep in the warmth. Differential cut allows insulation to loft fully for maximum warmth. Zippered foot vent allows additional ventilation on warm nights. Pad loops provide attachment points to keep your sleeping bag and pad together so you don't roll off onto the cold ground (straps sold separately). Internal loops allow attachment of coordinating Kelty Sleeping Bag Liner, sold separately. Hang loops allow easy drying and storage. Stuff sack included."

User Reviews

Men's Tundra 15
Reviewed by VA Hiker, Nov 18, 2006

"Me and my Kelty Tundra +15 have been through a lot together, from three thunderstorms (two spent in a leaky tent, one out in the open on the top of a mountain), a nor-easter (for those of you not from the east coast, a nor-easter is a deadly combo of blistering rain, biting cold, and gusting wind), and calm summer days."

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Tundra 15
Reviewed by JD, Jan 20, 2005

"For the money, the Kelty Tundra 15 is an excellent investment. It is warm, comfortable, and light on the trail. Why spend $100+ on a bag that is a pound lighter??? This bag is the real deal and I recommend it to any backpacker or camper who loves the cold."

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Tundra 15
Reviewed by Clay Watson, Oct 27, 2004

"For the price, you cannot beat this bag. It is very warm. I slept in it on a 20 degF night and was perfectly warm. Key to this of course are a good pad underneath, and keeping the hood cinched snugly around your face. The construction quality is very good."

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Tundra 15
Reviewed by Amy, Oct 21, 2004

"I stayed really warm but felt confined. I like to sleep on my side with my legs pulled up and I couldn't do that in this bag. I am a woman and I am 5'6" and it was definitely long enough. I just like a roomier sleeping bag than this one was. Other than that I would definitely recommend this bag to anyone who doesn't mind the slenderness of a regular mummy bag."

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