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02-18-2010, 09:35 PM
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Gear review, Lafuma 1 kilo sleeping bag.
This bag is light, packs into a size smaller than a coffee can, and is great for the summer only. It is easy to wash and pack on a bike...but....do not believe the 35 degree rating. In July in thr Rockys I froze my balls off at slumgullian pass when the temps dropped down into the low 30s. I loke the bag for motocamping because of its weight and compressability but like I said, summer only folks, you have been warned. I would probably not buy this again. I would go with something with a lower rating temp wise and deal with the space issue by leaving something else behind.
http://www.amazon.com/Lafuma-Kilo-Ex.../dp/B0008G1P9G
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