Wiggy's Super Light
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Reviewed by 9 Trailspace users
Description
The Super Light is a synthetic 3-season (0° to 32°f) bag made by Wiggy's. It has an average rating of 3.5 stars (out of 5), based on 9 user reviews.
User Reviews
Super Light
Reviewed by Ed, Jan 26, 2008
"Most sleeping bag temperature ratings are completely unrealistic. Wiggy loudly proclaims to be the antidote. I bought a SuperLight rated at 0 degrees F and I began to get cold at 30 degrees F under ideal conditions. Being 30 degrees off is only slightly less wacky than everybody else."
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Super Light
Reviewed by T. Goggin, Mar 17, 2004
"This bag is the best 0 degree bag I have ever slept in. I have slept outside on some very cold nights this winter, and this bag kept me toasty all night long. I sleep warm, and did stay cozy at 10 below (I had a pretty thick pad under me. ) The lamilite takes a few minutes to warm up, but after that, it stays warm."
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Super Light
Reviewed by Patrick Hope, Mar 10, 2004
"I bought the bag (with the overbag) a couple of years ago. I have been very happy with it. I have never measured the loft because I don't care. I do care that it has kept me warm down to zero. Of course I sleep warm to start with. About six weeks ago I had the opportunity to try it with the over bag at -25 outside."
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Super Light
Reviewed by Matt Miller, Nov 26, 2003
"I've read a lot of comments about Wiggy's bags posted here. To give a bit of backround on my review, I sold Wiggy's bags in Rochester, NY, at the now defunct Tent City. They were a really popular bag when I sold them. This was between 1994 and 1997."
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Super Light
Reviewed by Chris Kavanaugh, Oct 31, 2003
"I was looking to supplement my venerable Trailwise down bag purchased in 1982. I learned of Wiggy's from Alaskan survival instructor Chris Janowskie of WSI. I purchased the Superlite at less than 1/2 the outlay for my second choice. Upon arrival I repeated Chris's field test by entering the bag in the shallow end of my swimming pool."
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Super Light
Reviewed by HighJ6, Mar 07, 1999
"I purchased a Wiggy Ultima Thule less than a year ago. It was not very lofty when I got it out of the box. When I called Wiggy I was told that I must be mistaken about the loss of loft, because lamilite never loses its loft. I was assured that if I washed it the loft would come back."
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Super Light
Reviewed by StEvE, Nov 02, 1998
"I ordered a Wiggy Superlight directly from the Wiggy factory a year and a half ago. Immediately upon receipt of the bag, I gave it a shake-up/puff-up to let to loft up to its maximum possible. After a few hours, I came back to measure the loft, but to my dismay it only had half of the specified loft."
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Super Light
Reviewed by Brain, Sep 12, 1998
"I purchased a Wiggy's Ultralight bag and for the first couple of times out in the White Mountains it seemed to live up to its temperature claims and ability to stay dry and remove condensation in a humid environment. I thought that I had finally found a good bag."
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Super Light
Reviewed by TJTAN@..., Mar 20, 1997
"This bag is rated to O F and is a solid choice for those who don't mind a little extra bulk compared to a down bag. I recently used this bag on a early spring trip to the Smokies and had the chance to try it out in 10-15 F weather on top of Clingman's dome (we were forced to bivouac there) after a wet day on the trails."
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