North Peak Provo II
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Reviewed by 2 Trailspace users
I bought this bag at a clearance price with a left-hand…
steve179
13 reviewer rep
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Price Paid: $60
I bought this bag at a clearance price with a left-hand zipper (vice my normal right-hand). Well-contructed, roomy, and comfortable, the bag is a marginal performer in terms of insulating performance. It's rated at -5F. Even accounting for the additional 10-15 degrees to hit a bag's real comfort temperature, I would be reluctant to use this bag below +20. Still, a good value as long as one doesn't expect too much in terms of actually using the bag near its rated temperature.
The North Peak Provo II is an excellent sleeping bag.
Steve Trower (Guest)
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Design: Mummy
Fill: Dura Fibre H4
Temperature Rating: -5 f.
Weight: 4lb
Price Paid: $60
The North Peak Provo II is an excellent sleeping bag. This bag has all the features and quality of a bag costing $100.00 & up. It's lightweight and durable, made of Rip-Stop and Taffeta Nylon. It has a #5 YKK 2way zipper, sewn in draft tube, contoured hood & chest collar with barrel lock drawstrings. I have used this bag in tempratures ranging from 40 down to 0 deg. F. and slept warm and comfortable.
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The Provo II has been discontinued.
reviewers paid:$60.00
The North Peak Provo II is not available from the stores we monitor.
where to buy:
You may be able to find it new or used at one of these sites:
- eBay
- Amazon
Or check directly with North Peak.
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