Slumberjack Tour Lite +40°F

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The Tour Lite +40°F is a synthetic warm weather (above 35°f) bag made by Slumberjack. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 5 user reviews.

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From Campmor:
"The Slumberjack Tour Lite 40 degree sleeping bag is a lightweight, compact bag for backpackers, paddlers or peddlers. Thermolite Extreme insulation for ultimate warmth and superior compactibility. Single layer construction. Nylon Diamond Ripstop shell. Polyester Taffeta lining. Easy access drawcords with Barrel lock closure. Insulated draft tube with anti-snag zipper tape. Ventilated trapezoid foot box for more natural foot position. Compression stuff sack included. Right side zipper only."

From Teton Village Sports:
"Summer bag for those who want an ultralight bag without the hood. FEATURES #8226; Features Thermolite Extreme insulation #8226; 227T Nylon Diamond ripstop outer shell #8226; Polyester Taffeta liner #8226; Single layer construction #8226; Insulated draft tube w/ anti-snag zipper protection #8226; Easy-grab pull tabs #8226; Trapezoid design w/ ventilated foot box"

From Sierra Trading Post:
"CLOSEOUTS . Slumberjack's 40 F Tour Lite sleeping bag provides warmth and comfort in mild weather. Semi-rectangular design for maximum efficiency with a little extra room inside. Thermolite(R) EXTREME insulation insulates even when wet, and offers maximum compactibility. Hood design allows contoured or flat use Drawcord adjusts storm collar Hook-and-loop system prevents zippers from separating Draft tubes keep warmth inside Anti-snag zipper system Vented foot box Semi-rectangular style Zipper: Right Rated to: 40 F Fits to: 5' 11 Girth (shoulder/hip/foot): 62/60/42 Size: 78x32 Stuff size: 12x7- Weight: 2 lb. 4 oz. Fabric: Nylon with polyester lining Insulation: Thermolite(R) polyester Fill weight: 14 oz. CLOSEOUTS . China."

From Backcountry Outlet:
"The Tour Lite 40F/4C Sleeping Bag lets you control your temperature on spring and summer nights."

User Reviews

Men's Tour Lite +40°F
Reviewed by Trackerjack, Aug 07, 2009

"Purchased bag at Bass Pro shop in Harrisburg PA for about $35, on sale. Wonderful for temps above 50.
One issue was the short zipper, which made the bag tough to get into.

I've had the bag for about 2 1/2 yrs and the fabric had started to unravel at a point where two different colors were sewn together (bad sew job), anyway, called Slumberjack, sent back to S/J in Colorado and in about 2 weeks had a brand new Tour Lite bag."

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Men's Tour Lite +40°F
Reviewed by Richard Rugg, Jan 17, 2009

"Comfortable roomy bag but don't expect to stay warm below 50 degrees F. I took this bag to Haleakala crater where the night time temperatures don't get below 40 degrees. It was December and yes it rained something fierce. (night time temperatures did dip close to 40 degrees I learned."

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Tour Lite +40°F
Reviewed by trailhead, Jan 28, 2008

"This is a great summer/spring sleeping bag that helps you control your temperature. It also compresses very nicely and is quiet light. So if you are looking for a light summer sleeping bag this one has everything you need."

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Men's Tour Lite +40°F
Reviewed by Harry, Feb 12, 2007

"An ideal warm weather bag. For summertime adventures this bag is both comfortable and looks good as well. It held up well when camping outside with friends in July."

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Men's Tour Lite +40°F
Reviewed by John V, Jul 06, 2006

"This is an excelent summer bag. I got it for warm weather camping and couch surfing at friends' appts. As with many Slumberjacks, don't expect to stay warm at its temperature rating! For my purposes this bag is perfect though. The ventilated footbox is a great feature."

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