Lafuma Warm'n Light 1000

Average Rating:
Reviewed by 1 Trailspace user

View Description
Read Reviews
Write a Review
Compare Prices
View Similar Products

Description

The Warm'n Light 1000 is a down 3-season (0° to 32°f) bag made by Lafuma. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

Here's what other sites are saying:

From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Lafuma Warm'n Light 1000g Down Sleeping Bag (Spring 2008) Warm'n Light 1000g Down Sleeping Bag by La FumaFeatures:Down filled hood with easy access drawcordDown filled draft tubeCold proof flapThermal shoulder collarFull length auto lock YKK two way zipSnag-free zipper guardsInterior pocket with VelcroTwin Lace Compress system compression sack and storagebag includedLeft and right zipTemperature: 20 F / -7 CWeight: 2 lbs 3 oz / 1000gSize: 6 9 x 2 6 / 210 x 80cmConstruction: H chamberSack size: 16 x 6 / 41 x 16cmLining: Polyamide 40D 310T TactelInsulation: 650 + fill power, 90/10, 400g / layerShell: Water-repellent treated polyamide 40D 318T"

From Backcountry.com:
"The Lafuma Warm 'n Light 1000 20-Degree Down Sleeping Bag is ideal for those who want a lightweight bag for three-season camping or summer mountaineering. At a weight of only 2lb 3oz, the Warm 'n Light 1000 is insulated with 650+ fill down inside a water-repellent 40D ripstop nylon shell. A soft Tactel lining helps this bag warm up quickly when you crawl inside, and the zipper insulator keeps the cold from creeping in through the closure. When the weather gets really nasty, just seal up the insulated draft collar on this Lafuma sleeping bag, and enjoy a warm night's sleep."

User Reviews

Men's Warm'n Light 1000
Reviewed by Justin, Dec 30, 2006

"Just got back from a survival training clinic (for a wilderness medicine program). I spent three nights, one in a tent and two in a makeshift shelter built out of leafs and evergreen branches. It drizzled nearly the entire trip. The kind of drizzle that seems to be only miniscule until suddenly you realize that everything you have is soaked, the inside of my jacket pockets were wet from the moisture in the air."

Read the complete review »

Have you owned or used a Lafuma Warm'n Light 1000? Share your thoughts with other hikers and backpackers.