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Sierra Designs BTU -5

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$464.89
MSRP: $439.95

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Great bag! I am 6"1' and I fit perfectly in this bag,…

Rating: rated 5 of 5 stars
Price Paid: $190

Great bag! I am 6"1' and I fit perfectly in this bag, there is no wasted space, but it is still comfortable.

I used this bag on a -6 degree night here in Colorado on top of a Big Agnes Dual Core pad, and I was plenty warm all night, and I was open air, straight on the snow. I slept in wool long johns and socks, with a wool balaclava and was toasty warm all night long. I woke up and there was ice caked on the outside of the shell, but I was warm and dry on the inside. It dried after probably a half an hour.

There is some nice loft to the bag, and the flex baffles actually keep the down centered around your core. Awesome bag, definitely recommended. 

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Specs

Specs

Short Regular Long
Weight 3 lb 9 oz / 1600 g 3 lb 15 oz / 1800 g 4 lb 3 oz / 1900 g
Fill Weight 1 lb 15 oz / 880 g 2 lb 1 oz / 940 g 2 lb 3 oz / 990 g
Temperature Rating - 5° F / - 21° C - 5° F / - 21° C - 5° F / - 21° C
Fill 800 Fill-Power Down 800 Fill-Power Down 800 Fill-Power Down
Shape Mummy Mummy Mummy
Max User Height 5 ft 6 in / 170 cm 6 ft 0 in / 180 cm 6 ft 6 in / 200 cm
Shoulder Girth 60 in / 150 cm 64 in / 160 cm 66 in / 170 cm
Hip Girth 56 in / 140 cm 60 in / 150 cm 62 in / 160 cm
Foot Girth 41 in / 100 cm 43 in / 110 cm 43 in / 110 cm

Description

The BTU -5 is a down cold weather (below 0°f) bag made by Sierra Designs. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review

MSRP: $439.95

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