Slumberjack Super Guide +30°F

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The Super Guide +30°F is a synthetic 3-season (0° to 32°f) bag made by Slumberjack. It has an average rating of 3 stars (out of 5), based on 8 user reviews.

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From Campmor:
"Lightweight, compact bags ideal for fast packers, canoeists, kayakers, cyclists, and family campers. 227T nylon Diamond ripstop outer shell. Polyester taffeta liner. Double offset with differential cut construction prevents cold spots. DuPont Thermolite Extreme insulation - tri-blend fiber system offers ultimate warmth and superior compactibility. Fully contoured hood with flip-over option to use flat. Insulated draft tube with anti-snag zipper tape. Easy-grab pull tabs. Ventilated trapezoid foot box for more natural foot position. Right zip only. Compression stuff sack included."

From Teton Village Sports:
"Lightweight mummy for use from late spring to early fall. FEATURES #8226; Thermolite Extreme Insulation #8226; 227T Nylon Diamond ripstop outer shell, Polyester Taffeta liner, single layer construction #8226; Fully contoured hood with flip-over option #8226; Insulated draft tube w/ anti-snag zipper protection #8226; Easy-grab pull tabes #8226; Trapezoid design with ventilated foot box"

From Ramsey Outdoor:
"Fully contoured hood with flip-over option Easy access drawcords Half-length, insulated draft tube with anti-snag zipper protection Easy-grab pull ..."

From Backcountry Outlet:
"A Slumberjack Super Guide 30F/-1C Sleeping Bag leads the way to a great nights sleep."

User Reviews

Men's Super Guide +30°F
Reviewed by Artur, May 25, 2008

"It's amazing to see reviewers not properly use a sleeping bag. Do not expect to be warm inside a bag with clothes on. Get in with as little clothes on as you can, wear a hat. Your body will heat up the bag. Use a sleeping pad.

As far as the bag itself."

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Super Guide +30°F
Reviewed by WontonAMera, Sep 16, 2007

"To put it bluntly, I got this bag because it was cheap. I got what I paid for. The 30F temp rating is pretty optimistic, It got into the 30s the first time I used it and I was frigid all night. On the second trip it got into the mid 40s, this was more than the bag could handle - I should say I'm 6'1" and 215lbs and don't feel cold easily."

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Super Guide +30°F
Reviewed by David S, Dec 31, 2006

"I purchased this bag based on the weight and packed size with some reservations on the temperature rating due to the lack of loft. I should have listened to my instincts. A recent 4-day canoe trip to North Florida offered the perfect test when a cold front provided nighttime temperatures of 29, mid 20s, 36, and 46F."

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Men's Super Guide +30°F
Reviewed by Eric, Nov 22, 2006

"Everything about this bag is great, except for one thing. . . the temperature rating.

The good: it's light, it packs small, it has the nifty zipper in the foot section with mesh, and it was plenty of comfortable.

The bad: I had to come in from my backyard when the temperature hit 40 degrees."

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Men's Super Guide +30°F
Reviewed by Joe L, Nov 19, 2006

"I bought this bag from Bass Pro for backpacking. From a size and weight standpoint, it's great. I recently camped out where the temperature dropped to 40 degrees. I was ok with long johns and a stocking cap, but my feet were cold enough to warrant putting on a pair of socks."

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Men's Super Guide +30°F
Reviewed by Andrew S., Oct 09, 2006

"Good: Small and light. Compression sack included which packs it to the size of a cantelope. Footbox can be opened with mesh cover for summer weather which makes it a great summer bag.

Bad: Temp rating is unrealistic. Should be rated at +45F (-1 star)."

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Unisex Super Guide +30°F
Reviewed by Sarah Brown, Jun 19, 2006

"Okay so I have been camping/backpacking all over the state of New Mexico, through Montana, back East, and in Canada. Never has my Kelty let me down (Clear Creek rated for +20). I recently convinced my girlfriend to try camping so I gave her my Kelty and went out and picked up the Super Guide."

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Super Guide +30°F
Reviewed by EMD, Jan 27, 2005

"Best backpack bag I have used for the price in twenty years, period (I got a great deal). Have used it summer peakbagging in the Sangre de Christos (10-12 days out), autumn canoe trips on the Buffalo River, and winter camping on Greylock and Monadnock (cold in Massachusetts!)

The weight is just right, about 2lbs 7oz, and packs down to barely nothing."

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Campmor 2 purchase options:	Super Guide 30 Degree Thermolite Extreme Sleeping Bag - Regular	$49.97	Buy Now
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