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The North Face Lightrider

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Discontinued

The Lightrider has been discontinued.

reviewers paid:
$100.00

The North Face Lightrider is not available from the stores we monitor.

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- Backcountry.com

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- SunnySports

- Campmor

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User Reviews

I've used this bag for summer mountaineering bivvis…

Rating: rated 4 of 5 stars
Design: mummy
Fill: 550 fill down
Temperature Rating: 30F/0C
Weight: 2lbs
Price Paid: US $100 (sale)

I've used this bag for summer mountaineering bivvis (with a G-tex bivvi sack) both times to around -5C so had to wear my thermals and a thin fleece top to stay warm enough. The bag is made of 1.1oz taffeta, packs down to the size of a small coconut.

Overall a good bag and the lack of a cross block baffle allows you to shift the down from the top to the bottom depending on the situation.

It is a snug fit but the draft collar is not existent. With a warm hat and neck warmer, this bag is great for alpine summit pushes/bivvis.

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Description

The Lightrider is a down 3-season (0° to 32°f) bag made by The North Face. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review

The Lightrider has been discontinued.

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