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Rab Andes 800

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$500.00 (men's)

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Last seen May 22, 2013 at Backcountry.com.

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Specs

Specs

fall 2010 men's regular xl
Weight 3 lb 4.6 oz / 1490 g 3 lb 7 oz / 1560 g
Fill weight 1 lb 12 oz / 800 g 1 lb 14 oz / 850 g
Temperature rating 0 F / -18 C
EN comfort 9 F / -13 C
EN lower limit -6 F / -21 C
EN extreme -45 F / -43 C
Fill 800-fill down
Shape Mummy
Max user height 6 ft 4.8 in / 195 cm 6 ft 10.7 in / 210 cm
Shoulder girth 59 in / 150 cm 59 in / 150 cm
Hip girth 45 in / 114 cm 46.4 in / 118 cm
Foot girth 32 in / 82 cm 33 in / 84 cm

Description

The Andes 800 is a down 3-season (0° to 32°f) bag made by Rab. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

MSRP: $500 (men's)

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