Backpackers Bed

[Nurrgle]

Anyone using one of these?

http://www.backcountry.com/sierra-d...YWNrcGFja2VycyBiZWQ&skid=SDS003D-SIEDESYL-SHO

1 lb 13 oz for the long seems a bit heavy at that price point.

I do like the concept but I was wondering if anyone has any experience using one?

 

[DudefromOhio]

I love the idea, but for the cost it should be warmer than 39 degrees.

 

[John Goering]

I love the idea, but for the cost it should be warmer than 39 degrees.

Yep, way warmer bags available near the same weight class for a lot less money.

 

[Michael]

I like the idea too.
Have seen it in December on this website. Was looking for new sleeping bags. To expensive for us, for one time of uses in the year.

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[Bob]

whoa ....... my 40 degree bag cost 50.00, weighs about pound and a half

 

[fiber]

Unless you can get a good deal on it, seems like a waste of money. Lots of other bags that are cheaper and weight and stuff the same.

http://www.rei.com/product/866890/kelty-trailogic-sb-32-sleeping-bag#tab-description

 

[Nurrgle]

Thanks guys, I tried one out a couple of days ago and found that while the quilt idea is cool, it's not cool enough to justify spending that much on it.