Mountain Hardwear 1st Dimension 30°
The 1st Dimension 30° has been discontinued.
previously retailed for:$63.97 - $165.00
The Mountain Hardwear 1st Dimension 30° is not available from the stores we monitor.
Last seen September 7, 2007 at REI.
where to buy:
You may want to check pricing and availability directly at these Mountain Hardwear retailers:
- OMCgear
User Reviews
Great, lightweight bag when you're sure the temperature…
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Design: mummy
Fill: Polarguard Delta
Temperature Rating: 30 F
Weight: a little over a kilo
Price Paid: $110
Great, lightweight bag when you're sure the temperature won't dip much below freezing. I didn't have the same experience with the temp. rating as other reviewers, though. I'm usually a bit of a cold sleeper and I'm comfortable in this bag without any clothing down to about 40. At 30 I've got to wear a layer of fleece and a hat, but for many bags I've got to do that at 10 degrees above the rated temp. I've got a newer version -- 2003 or 4 with Polarguard Delta -- so maybe the newer bag is a bit warmer. In any case, for those who want a quality lightweight synthetic bag, this is a fantastic deal.
This is a great warm weather bag. It weighs next to…
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Design: Mummy
Fill: Polarguard 3D
Temperature Rating: 30 F
Weight: 2.5 lbs
Price Paid: $175
This is a great warm weather bag. It weighs next to nothing and stuffs very small. The "crazy legs" feature is a great addition, giving your legs a little more room. It has a nice warm hood, and a comfortable lining. The temprature rating of 3O degrees F is a little optimistic in my opinion. I have slept in it very comfortably when the temprature was in the low 40's however. Also, I would have expected zipper pulls on both the inside and outside of the zipper on a bag of this quality. Otherwise, this is a great bag.
Best investment I ever made. Actually I bought the…
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Design: Mummy
Fill: Polarguard 3D
Temperature Rating: 30F
Weight: 2.5
Price Paid: $80
Best investment I ever made.
Actually I bought the bag because of the unreal price, but little did I know that it'd be the bag I use the most. It stuffs smaller than the tiny stuffsack MH gives you, and is relatively weightless compared to my colder weather bags.
It does get kind of chilly when the temps dip into the 30s. However I only thought it'd get down in to the 40s and was caught off guard and in need of a warmer bag...and gloves.
Can't say enough about it...it's my favorite.
While the quality of the bag is fine, I must say that…
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Design: mummy
Fill: polarguard
Price Paid: $165
While the quality of the bag is fine, I must say that even the men's long version is not for you if you wear a coat larger than a 42 or 44. I have had to purchase two of the bag expander tubes and I wear a size 48 coat. This has caused a $165 bag to suddenly become a $275 bag. If you have a large chest size, this bag isn't for you.
Much like Mark's experience, I found the bag very…
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Design: Mummy
Fill: Polarguard 3D
Temperature Rating: 30 F
Weight: 2.5 LBs
Price Paid: paid $155
Much like Mark's experience, I found the bag very comfortable, but overrated in the temperature department. I just came back from a two-nighter, slightly chilly at 40 degrees and sleeping in long johns top the next night at 36 degrees. Otherwise, a very nice bag!
Description
The 1st Dimension 30° is a synthetic 3-season (0° to 32°f) bag made by Mountain Hardwear. It has an average rating of 4.5 stars (out of 5), based on 5 user reviews
The 1st Dimension 30° has been discontinued.
Where to Buy
The Mountain Hardwear 1st Dimension 30° is not available from the stores we monitor.
You may want to check pricing and availability directly at these Mountain Hardwear retailers:
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CampSaver.com |
OMCgear |
Backcountry.com |
SunnySports |
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