Western Mountaineering Antelope

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The Antelope is a down 3-season (0° to 32°f) bag made by Western Mountaineering. It has an average rating of 4.5 stars (out of 5), based on 2 user reviews.

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From EMS:
"When the High Sierra or the Rockies call, and you want maximum protection with minimal weight, the Western Mountaineering Antelope Sleeping bag is the protection you need. Microlite XP; densely woven shell fabric resists moisture while not restricting breathability, ideal for down sleeping bags. 850 plus fill power is the highest quality goose down available for the best insulation available. Continuous baffles with 5 in. spacing. Full down filled collar keeps drafts from escaping. Hood with drawstring secures around the head to seal in the warmth. DWR shell fabric treatment protects the down from spills and condensation. Oversize draft tube along the zipper for additional draft insulation. #5 YKK zippers slide with less resistance for years of trouble free use. Stiffening tape along the zippers ensure snag-free use. Two way zipper for ventilation options. Water resistant stuff sack with handle loop for use on the trail. Storage sack to keep you bag lofted when you get back home."

User Reviews

Antelope (1980)
Reviewed by Andoman, Apr 13, 2001

"I am not sure what model this bag is sense I purchased it in 1980. However, in looking at the most recent WM catalog it shares similar features such as weight, loft, super collar, dual draft tubes and dimensions of the Antelope Super, save for the MF/DL shell (mine has a taffeta shell)."

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Antelope
Reviewed by an anonymous hiker, Oct 14, 1996

"An excelent bag. I love it. Compresses easily, lofts quickly and is extremely comfortable. I have used this bag at 14,000 feet in late fall and was still very warm. It is roomy but not so much that you can't easily warm it up."

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