User Review: Western Mountaineering SummerLite
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Temperature Rating: 32
I used the bag for the first time backpacking in northern Minnesota in the fall. I decided to bring this bag based on weather forcasts predicting the overnight lows in the mid 40's. The temperature plummeted to the 30's as soon as the sun set, and I wasn't looking forward to testing the bag's rating. By the time I crawled into the bag, my digital temp display was showing 27F. I was expecting to spend a long night shivering in the fetal position. Fortunately, the bag lived up to its rating of 32F, and I didn't get cold during the night. Granted, I wasn't peeling off the layers, but I wasn't cold either.
Pros: conservative temp rating, small pack size and weight.
Cons: none
Where to Buy
Buy Online We found the SummerLite at 1 online store:
| Store | Product Description | Price |
 Oregon Mountain Community | Summerlite Sleeping Bag | $284.95 | Buy Now |
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