Western Mountaineering Antelope Super MF

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The Antelope Super MF is a down 3-season (0° to 32°f) bag made by Western Mountaineering. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 8 user reviews.

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From Oregon Mountain Community:
"When the Sierras or the Rockies are your usual destinations and you need the maximum protection from your 3-season bag, leave nothing to chance with Western Mountaineering Antelope . Its roomy 62" shoulder girth allows for comfort and the 7" loft from 26 ounces of high lofting down provides warmth to 5°. The security of this bag is sealed with a full 3-Dimensional down filled collar and a robust draft tube. While extremely weather resistant the MicroLite XP™ shell retains maximum breathability and its down filled collar is sewn with MicroLite XP™ fabric. These Antelopes take over in early spring and last through late fall. At a total weight of 2 lbs. 7 oz., they are the most substantial 3-season bag available. They are also available in 5'6" length. Western Mountaineering Antelope MF Features: 5 1/4" Spacing/Continuous Baffles 62"/39" Shoulder/Foot Girth Full Down Collar 7" Loft, 5° F 26 oz. Down Fill 2 lbs. 7 oz. Total Weight Compare Sleeping Bag Specs. Best viewed in 1280x1024 Click to enlarge Size Shape Rating Loft Fill Inside Girth (shoulder/ hip/foot) Fill Weight Total Weight 5'6" Mummy (w/ full collar) 5 o 7" 850+ Goose Down 62"/53"/39" 24 oz. 2 lb. 5 oz. 6'0" Mummy (w/ full collar) 5 o 7" 850+ Goose Down 62"/53"/39" 26 oz. 2 lb. 7 oz. 6'6" Mummy (w/ full collar) 5 o 7" 850+ Goose Down 63"/54"/39" 28 oz. 2 lb. 9 oz."

From CampSaver.com:
"20% off Coupon Available! When the Sierras or the Rockies are your usual destinations and you need the maximum protection from your 3-season bag, leave nothing to chance with the Western Mouintaineering Antelope Super.Its roomy 62 shoulder girth allows for comfort and the 7 loft from 26 ounces of high lofting down provides warmth to 5.The security of this bag is sealed with a full 3-Dimensional down filled Super Collar and a robust draft tube.While extremely weather resistant the MicroLite XP? shell retains maximum breathability and its down filled collar is sewn with MicroLite XP? fabric.These Antelopes take over in early spring and last till late fall.At a total weight of 2 lbs.7 oz., they"

From Moosejaw:
"To provide our customers with the best sleeping bags possible Western Mountaineering sleeping bags are hand made to order in San Jose, California. Order one today and it will ship as soon as possible. It is worth the wait!When the Sierras or the Rockies are your usual destinations and you need the maximum protection from your 3-season bag, leave nothing to chance with our Antelope Super. Its roomy 62in. shoulder girth allows for comfort and the 7in. loft from 26 ounces of high lofting down provides warmth to 5 Degrees . The security of this bag is sealed with a full 3-Dimensional down filled Super Collar and a robust draft tube. While extremely weather resistant the MicroLite XP shell retains maximum breathability and its down filled collar is sewn with MicroLite XP fabric. These Antelopes take over in early spring and last till late fall. At a total weight of 2 lbs. 7 oz., they are the most substantial 3-season bag available. They are also available in 5'6in. length. 5 1/4in. Spacing/Continuous Baffles 62in./39in. Shoulder/Foot Girth Full Down Collar 7in. Loft, 5 Degrees F 26 oz. Down Fill 2 lbs. 7 oz. Total Weight Specs: Shape: Mummy (w/ collar) Size: 5'6” Rating: 5 Degrees F Loft: 7” Inside Girth shoulder / hip / foot: 62”/53”/39” Fill Wt.: 24 oz Total Wt.: 2 lb 5 oz Stuff Size: 8 x 17"

User Reviews

Men's Antelope Super MF
Reviewed by JTroxell, Sep 26, 2007

"Western Mountaineering should be at the top of anybody's list when looking for sleeping bags. They aren't the cheapest, but as always you get what you pay for.

Things that I love about this bag:
1) The zipper is the best I have seen. It hasn't snagged on me yet and I doubt that it will."

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Antelope Super MF
Reviewed by tent, Nov 03, 2005

"Western Mountaineering sleeping bags are simply the best. In October of 2002 I went to Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore in the Upper Peninsula in Michigan. Two of the nights it got down to 10 degrees Fahrenheit. I sealed the bag totally when I went to bed and went to bed cold."

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Antelope Super MF
Reviewed by an anonymous hiker, Sep 18, 2004

"Best bag manufacturer anywhere. Only complaint about the bag is that fits like a pair of Levi's right out of the dryer. I like room to move around, even though this isn't heat efficient."

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Antelope Super MF
Reviewed by Andy, Feb 23, 2002

"I've been hiking with this bag for the last 3 weeks with nightime temps. ranging from 10 f to 35 f. On the colder nights I was warm enough without wearing anything but my long underwear. With the open baffle construction it's possible to shift the down to the bottom so it's comfortable in the warmer temps."

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Antelope Super MF (MicroFibre)
Reviewed by WM Fan, Dec 10, 2001

"Just a great bag. I sleep cold and have used the bag to 15 with no tent, slept in skivvies. No problem, warm as toast, and was dry after a dusting of snow."

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Antelope Super MF (MicroFibre)
Reviewed by Steelhead, May 15, 2000

"Probably the only piece of gear I ever bought that wasn't on sale. Probably my favorite piece of gear and maybe the best value. Workmanship is the best I've found. Polyester Microfiber shell sheds condensation well. Obviously not as moister resistant as Dryloft but it is quieter, more comfortable, and much better than normal nylon taffeta."

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Antelope Super MF (MicroFibre)
Reviewed by Shane, Mar 09, 2000

"Outstanding bag. The difference between WM's down and others I've used is tremendous. It drapes over your body, but doesn't feel like it weighs anything. I haven't really pushed the temp rating yet, but it certainly feels like it'll be good for 5 degrees, and probably a lot lower."

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Antelope Super MF (MicroFibre)
Reviewed by an anonymous hiker, Nov 25, 1999

"Buy this bag... felt warm and cosy from quebec (winter camping in march) to the everest base camp. Nothing could compare to this bag stuffability and lightness for that temperature rating. Furhtermore, I like the color! What else to say"

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