Western Mountaineering Sycamore MF

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The Sycamore 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 1 user review.

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From Oregon Mountain Community:
"It's your third day on the Colorado and you've been running rapids for as many days. The Grand Canyon looks different from a raft! It's a special place with an ancient Puebloan ruin just up the draw...If you can climb out of your Western Mountaineering Sycamore MF early enough you might just see it before breakfast... With plenty of room and a hood just in case, the semirectangular Sycamore MF is made with 1.2 ounce MicroLite XP™ to provide that extra margin in weather protection. Filled with 17 oz. of high lofting down, this bag with 5" of loft is rated to 25° F. It sports 62" of girth at the shoulder and 46" at the foot. Not only will it zip to Western's mummy bags, but the zipper around the foot section lets it open up flat to be used as a comforter... This is the river runners dream! This bag was formerly known as the "Hooded Aspen MF". Nothing about the bag has changed except its name. Western Mountaineering Sycamore Features: 5 1/4" Spacing/Continuous Baffles 5" Loft, 25° F 62"/ 4 6" Shoulder /Foot Girth 17 oz. Down Fill 2 lbs. Total Weight Size Shape Rating Loft Fill Inside Girth (shoulder/ hip/foot) Fill Weight Total Weight 6'0" Semi Rectangular (w/ hood) 25 o 5" 850+ Goose Down 62"/59"/46" 17 oz. 2 lb. 6'6" Semi Rectangular (w/ hood) 25 o 5" 850+ Goose Down 62"/59"/46" 19 oz. 2 lb. 2 oz."

User Reviews

Men's Sycamore MF
Reviewed by Kalon Perrier, Apr 20, 2009

"This bag is like sleeping in a cloud. It is semirectangular to give people like me who hate mummy bags a little extra room. It is extremely lightweight and packs down so small. The 850 fill down is ultralight and ultraefficient.

I have used it so far down to probably somewhere in the 30s and I have been more than plenty warm."

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