L.L. Bean Ripstop 20°
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Reviewed by 1 Trailspace user
Just got the back in time for fall camping and it's…
Hikingman (Guest)
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Design: rectangular
Fill: 550 High Loft Asian Down
Temperature Rating: 20
Weight: 2lb10oz
Price Paid: $170 US
Just got the back in time for fall camping and it's great. Had it out in mid-twenties weather and was toasty. Zippers are a little stubborn to mate, as my wife and I go together, we mate them for one big double bag. Shells are durable nylon, but I would suggest coating them with Tectron. Stuff sack is a bit tight, but the compact size (6x14) is just right. I don't think that any other bag would have suited me as well. I have both a super cold TNF and a warm weather Kelty, and this one is every bit a good quality wise.
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reviewers paid:$170.00
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