more»Mountain Hardwear UltraLamina 15°
$144.94 - $275.00
MSRP: $205.00
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While the women's version hasn't been reviewed yet, there are 6 reviews for other versions of the UltraLamina 15°.
Specs
Specs
| regular | long | |
|---|---|---|
| Weight | 2 lb 15 oz / 1340 g | 3 lb 3 oz / 1440 g |
| Fill weight | 2 lb 3 oz / 980 g | 2 lb 6 oz / 1080 g |
| Loft | 5 in / 15 cm | 5 in / 15 cm |
| Temperature rating | 15 F / -9 C | 15 F / -9 C |
| EN comfort | 34 F / 1 C | 34 F / 1 C |
| EN lower limit | 23 F / -5 C | 23 F / -5 C |
| Fill | Thermic Micro synthetic | Thermic Micro synthetic |
| Shape | Mummy | Mummy |
| Max user height | 5 ft 5 in / 165 cm | 5 ft 10 in / 178 cm |
| Shoulder girth | 56 in / 142 cm | 56 in / 142 cm |
| Hip girth | 58 in / 147 cm | 58 in / 147 cm |
| Foot girth | 36 in / 91 cm | 38 in / 97 cm |
| Price | $205.00 USD | $215.00 USD |
Description
The Women's UltraLamina 15° is a women's synthetic 3-season (0° to 32°f) bag made by Mountain Hardwear. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.
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