The North Face Windstorm 3D
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Reviewed by 6 Trailspace users
Description
The Windstorm 3D is a synthetic warm weather (above 35°f) bag made by The North Face. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 6 user reviews.
User Reviews
Windstorm 3D
Reviewed by Den, Aug 02, 2004
"I love my sleeping bag, but I have to agree with most of the other reviewers in that this bag is not the best for cooler weather. I was pretty cold at night while camping in South Australia during their spring/summer. The bag was perfect, however, in Western Australia where the temperature was warmer."
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Windstorm 3D
Reviewed by Jin, Jul 22, 2003
"Purchased on clearance over the net. First thing I noticed was how incredibly light it is. Construction is good. The Windstorm has some features you would expect to see on high end bags: Pad lock loops, draft tube, great hood, good heavy duty zipper, velcro zipper cover etc."
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Windstorm 3D
Reviewed by Sapori, Jun 05, 2003
"I will stay away from the North Face Windstorm 3D. The company's temperature rating of 35F for this sleeping bag is overrated. I took it to the sierra in the spring when the temperature dropped to around 35 degree at night, I felt so cold at night I couldn't sleep! This sleeping is way too expensive for its quality."
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Windstorm 3D
Reviewed by Carolyn G., May 12, 2003
"The North Face Windstorm combines the nifty extras and high quality you expect from TNF with a low price and weight.
The bag weighs about 2lbs, and you would be hard pressed to find a bag with this quality and this weight at this price. While it is too light of a bag for early spring and late fall weather in Northern Wisconsin (where the night temps dip to about 32°F or lower), it is perfect for most spring/summer/fall nights here in the upper midwest."
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Windstorm 3D
Reviewed by Chuck Nelson, Dec 13, 2002
"This is a no frills fair weather bag for a decent price. It's light (although there are lighter 35 degree bags), compresses pretty small, and has good construction. It's 35 degree company rating is not accurate though. I've taken it down to maybe the mid 40's and was chilled."
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Windstorm 3D
Reviewed by an anonymous hiker, Mar 20, 2000
"I've had my North Face Windstorm sleeping bag for about a year now, and I love it. It's not very technical- doesn't have wicking lining or heavy duty outer, but it does the job especially for a backpacker. I got it because of the low weight, and low price."
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