The North Face Tundra 3D

Tundra 3D
Reviewed by Polishruben, Dec 15, 2004

"Good bag. My first serious sleeping bag, after a long time. I used it during November's trip to King's Canyon in California and local areas. The temperatures were -5, -10 and the bag was warm and cozy. I am not sure why the first two reviews were so bad."

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Tundra 3D
Reviewed by Geoff, Nov 15, 2004

"I was excited about being cozy in this and use it for winter camping in Vermont. FORGET IT!!! Stayed out in a cabin on the Long Trail over the weekend (fall, not winter) where it was about 15 degrees. Started with dry long underwear and quickly got cold."

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Tundra 3D
Reviewed by Sander, May 08, 2004

"This bag (rated at -20 F) is totally useless. Even at +10 F you need clothes to stay warm."

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Tundra 3D
Reviewed by Daryn Ustanko, Nov 28, 2003

"I spent a night in my North Face Mountain tent and Tundra bag. The temps dipped to minus 9 degrees. I was a little cold in the bag by morning. I did wear some wool socks and thermal underwear. All bags seem to exaggerate their ratings. But all in all I love this bag."

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Tundra 3D (Long)
Reviewed by Mark, Nov 15, 2003

"I have only used this bag one time, since I usually don't do much camping when the temperature dips below 0 degrees. I use my TNF Superlight for most of my fall and winter trips. I was very impressed with the Tundra when I used it in Montana's Crazy Mountains in November."

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Tundra 3D
Reviewed by John, Dec 12, 2002

"Used this bag for a mountaineering trip in the White Mountains, NH. It was early March and the night-time temps were in the minus 10 to 20 range. Weather conditions on the mountain were very bad and I was forced to spend lots of time in the bag."

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Tundra 3D
Reviewed by Willi, Nov 27, 2002

"A great versitile bag. Good for cold, cold, cold weather and you will not sweat in temps even as high as 50 degrees F. Classic North Face quality. Someone stole mine while I was traveling thru Sokane WA, hopefully it was a homeless person, at least they'll stay warm this winter!!

If it was a "homeboy" who thinks Spokane is some sort of Compton, WAKE UP and get a life."

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Tundra 3D (Long)
Reviewed by Aaron, Mar 12, 2002

"Great bag. I have had mine for over 3 years now and it still works beautifully. I read a few other reviews about the Dark Star being too cold at 15 degrees; they obviously mislabeled their review because I almost bought the Dark Star since it was the only TNF bag that was warmer than this one."

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Tundra 3D (Long)
Reviewed by G.W. Hodges, Oct 17, 2000

"I purchased this bag for $189 on sale. I have a Cat's Meow and like the fit of North Face bags so I thought this bad would be a good choice for cold weather.

I find the bag is very toasty down below zero. The draft collar and draft tube work well and keep out the chilly air."

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Tundra 3D
Reviewed by Josh, Dec 08, 1999

"I have never been cold in the bag. It compress great for a bag so warm, and still stays very warm when wet. It is a bit heavy, but the warmth is worth it if you really need it. I think TNF makes very good sleeping bags."

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