User Review: Western Mountaineering HighLite
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Rating: ![]()
Design: mummy
Fill: down
Temperature Rating: 40 F
Weight: 1 #
Price Paid: $210
I already had a sturdy Polarguard for colder temperatures, but it is bulky for most of my hiking in Florida. I chose this bag because it was the lightest in the gear reviews, would compress into an extemely small space and for the good reputation of the company. I'm sleeping in a tent about every 3 weeks, either backpacking, kayak camping or car camping, so it gets a lot of use. It's a delicate bag, I wish I'd chosen a longer zipper (I like to keep a leg out on warm nights) because I have to be very careful getting in and out of the bag. I'm usually careful with my gear and expect to get years of use from it. I haven't used it in very cold weather (I'd probably take my other bag.) But, in summary, I'm glad I bought it.
Where to Buy
Buy Online We found the HighLite at 1 online store:
| Store | Product Description | Price |
Oregon Mountain Community | HighLite Sleeping Bag | $249.95 | Buy Now |
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