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MEC Panda XLT

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The Panda XLT has been discontinued.

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User Reviews

This is an excellent winter sleeping bag for those…

Rating: rated 4 of 5 stars
Design: mummy
Fill: 3M Liteloft
Temperature Rating: -20 C
Weight: 2.4 kg (long)
Price Paid: $175 CAN

This is an excellent winter sleeping bag for those of you (like me) who can't afford a down bag. I have the long model which ways 2.4kg. (The regular is 2.2kg). This might seem a little heavy but the -20 C rating really holds up. In fact I was warm in it a few degrees below this rating (up here in the cold Canadian north AY!).

3M Liteloft is an excellent synthetic, much lighter than Polarguard HV. The is a little hard to pack into it's stuffsack (This might be because I have the long version). And it is a little bulky once packed. But I guess that's to be expected with a synthetic of this warmth.

Overall, a great buy (like all MEC gear I've used).

MEC is a non-profit canadian Co-op, call for their catalogue at 1-800-663-2667.

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Description

The Panda XLT is a unisex synthetic cold weather (below 0°f) bag made by MEC. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review

The Panda XLT has been discontinued.

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