User Review: The North Face Beeline
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Design: Mummy
Fill: 900 fill power down
Temperature Rating: +30
Weight: 1lb 4 oz
Price Paid: Pro Deal
Quite possibly the perfect bag for quick and extremely light weight assaults in mild conditions. This bag has a TON of Pro's!
Weight:
What weight? It is so light you don't even realize you have it in your pack and I carry it on most mountain assaults just in case I want to stay warm on the summit. TNF even heat transfered their logo onto the bag to save threadcount weight.
Packability:
You can pack this bag down to the size of a softball if needed.
Sleep:
It is cut a bit tight to save weight and maximize heat so I would NOT recommend this bag for anyone that is claustrophobic. With NO side zipper this over sized potato sack could give you the impression of a straight jacket if you are not use to close quarters. There is however a vaulted footbox with a half dome zipper so you can sneak your toes out on warm nights or maneuver around the camp fire without fully exiting the bag (great touch).
Other Cool Features:
The hood cinch cord truly is a one hand operation. No zippers = no draft issues = better night sleep
All around this is an amazing bag and is exactly what I was looking for when I was looking for a lightweight bag.
Where to Buy
Buy Online We found the Beeline at 3 online stores:
| Store | Product Description | Price |
 Moosejaw | Men's Beeline 30 Degree Sleeping Bag (Spring 2009) | $279.00 | Buy Now |
 Backcountry.com | Beeline Sleeping Bag: 30 Degree Down | $268.95 | Buy Now |
 Campmor 2 purchase options: | Beeline 30 Degree Down Sleeping Bag Regular | $199.98 | Buy Now |
| Beeline 30 Degree Down Sleeping Bag Long | $209.98 | Buy Now |
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