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User Review: Western Mountaineering MegaLite

Rating: rated 5 of 5 stars
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $350

Summary

Super light, comfortably warm bag has you covered from early spring to early winter.

Pros

  • Superlight
  • Impressively small stuff size
  • Good shoulder girth (59")

Cons

  • What are the product's weaknesses?

At just 24 ounces the WM MegaLite qualifies as an ultralight 3-season bag that will comfortably cradle you down to freezing and below. Just a few ounces more than the box-stitched Caribou, the MegaLite features slant baffles, draft tube, and collar tube to reduce cold spots. 

The 12 ounces of 850 fill power lofts-up quickly and will provide warmth down to 30°F with no additional insulation (i.e. just skivies). But you can easily push the performance another 5-8°F wearing additional layers. Described as "unisex" the MegaLite has sufficient shoulder girth (59-60") for a guy and comfortable hip room (51-52") for a gal.  

Typical of the highest quality bags Western Mountaineering makes.

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