Mountain Hardwear Lamina -15°

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The Lamina -15° is a synthetic cold weather (below 0°f) bag made by Mountain Hardwear. It has an average rating of 4.5 stars (out of 5), based on 3 user reviews.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Mountain Hardwear Lamina -15 Sleeping Bag (Fall 2008) Sizes: Reg.; LongMin Temp: -15 F (-26 C)Shell: 40D Micro Ripstop NylonInsulation: Thermic MicroLining: 40D Polyester TaffetaLoft: 8.5in.; 22 cm.Stuffed Size: 9in. x 18in.; 23 x 46 cm. Weight: Regular: 4 lbs. 3 oz.; 1.9 kg. Long: 4 lbs. 8 oz.; 2.04 kg. Features: Slightly wider winter mummy cut Patented, welded Lamina construction enhances loft and eliminates cold spots Thermic Micro fill is soft, lofty, compressible, and durable Durable, lightweight nylon shell with DWR treatment repels water Soft polyester lining wicks away moisture Full length #5 zipper with double sliders for efficient ventilation Comfort Footbox follows natural foot position Face gasket and tailored hood seal in warmth Shoulder level internal zippered pocket Nylon mesh storage sack and stuff sack included"

From Ramsey Outdoor:
"Designed for cold weather expeditions, the Lamina? -15 locks out frigid temperatures with compressible, lofty ThermicMicro insulation and an extra wid..."

From Backcountry.com:
"The Mountain Hardwear Lamina Sleeping Bag is rated to -15F and uses Mountain Hardwear's proprietary Thermic Micro insulation. This insulation is welded directly to the bag, which eliminates the need for baffles. This unique construction reduces overall weight and helps the durable and extremely compressible Thermic insulation stand up well to repeated stuffings and washings. Plus, this high-loft insulation holds in your body heat and keeps you toasty when you camp in winter or mountaineer in spring. The DWR-coated Lamina Sleeping Bag stays warm even when it gets wet, and it dries far faster than down sleeping bags. This sleeping bag's soft polyester lining wicks moisture so you sleep comfortably."

From REI:
"Free Shipping on Your Whole Order when You Buy Mountain Hardwear. Ends 11/15. Comes with stuff sack and mesh storage bag. Comfort footbox is shaped to allow feet to rest naturally; shape preserves loft and allows insulation to drape closer to feet for more warmth. Face gasket and ergonomic draft collar seal out cold air. Full-length two-way zipper with locking slider is backed by wide, antisnag binding tape. Insulated draft tube isn't sewn through and extends to bottom of bag to eliminate cold spots. Insulated zipper gusset seals in heat at base of zipper. Lamina uses an exclusive insulation designed to provide high loft, durability, softness and compressibility ideal for damp, winter conditions. Laying insulation in a wave shape enhances loft and increases thermal efficiency, while offset welds increase stability and loft. Lightweight Thermic Micro insulation is manufactured to produce a more consistent dense sheet of insulation that eliminates cold spots. Made from a combination of hollow and solid staple fibers, the fill has excellent loft retention while also being durable, soft and compressible. Tie-in loops stabilize upgrade liner, sold separately. Welding stabilizes the fill without sewing through the bag, eliminating moisture penetration points and maximizing loft."

User Reviews

Lamina -15°
Reviewed by BrianC, Jan 16, 2008

"Bought this bag before a month long trip to Argentina. It was used in the Precordillera and Andes Mts. during the winter at up to 3600m elevation.

Bag was extremely toasty even when temperatures reached well below freezing. Bag is roomy and durable, yet compress into a very manageable size."

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Men's Lamina -15°
Reviewed by Will, Oct 17, 2007

"Two complaints: the velcro tab that closes over the zipper near your face (to keep the bag from unzipping) over time will rip up the nylon shell of the bag; and the collar is a weird overlapping two-piece setup that I didn't prefer to normal draft collars."

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Men's Lamina -15°
Reviewed by John Junke, Dec 31, 2006

"This sleeping bag keeps me toasty warm on the coldest days in the mountains. Although it is a big bag and can feel pretty heavy, a great night's sleep is completely worth it. I am pretty big guy and this bag allows be the room I need without sacrificing warmth."

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