Outbound Bike & Hike +44°
Reviewed by
Nathan Tennison
+31
April 12, 2013
This bag rolls down to almost nothing and it comes with a compression sack to get it even smaller. Weighing in under 2lbs it's great for a pack, and its price being almost too good to pass up.
Although it's rated at 44°F I wouldn't trust it much past mid 50s. That being said, I would still recommend this bag for late spring through early fall to keep you sleeping sound.
Pros
- Light weight
- Packs small
- Inexpensive
- Comes w/ compression sack
Cons
- Thin
- Doesn't hold heat well
This bag rolls down to almost nothing and it comes with a compression sack to get it even smaller. Weighing in under 2lbs it's great for a pack, and its price being almost too good to pass up.
However... Small + Light + Cheap = Cold! Although it's rated at 44°F I wouldn't trust it much past mid 50s. That being said, I would still recommend this bag for late spring through early fall to keep you sleeping sound. I've used it during those seasons and it did me proud.
So... Small + Light + Cheap = Good enough for mild temps and your wallet.
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $29.99
