Exped: Wallcreeper 30 Degree Sleeping Bag

7 Reviews

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Exped Wallcreeper 30 Degree Sleeping Bag

Description

Exped: Wallcreeper 30 Degree Sleeping Bag - Altrec.com Product Description:

When going light can make all the difference, the Exped Wallcreeper 30 Degree Sleeping Bag is one item you'll want to throw in your pack. This multi-purpose sleeping bag is the ultimate chameleon. You can wear it cinched around your waist as a parka, extend it full length for lounging around camp (or quick bivying with your boots on), or zip it open as a comforter/blanket. When it's time to bed down, close everything up for the ultimate ultra-light sleeping bag. Zippered armholes give you convenient out of bag access for melting snow and sorting gear without leaving the comfort of your bag. An Ultralight Texped PA35 ripstop nylon shell, with highly compressible 750-fill goose down insulation, completes this versatile three-season bag design.

Ultralight Texped PA35 ripstop nylon inner and outer shell
750-fill goose down insulation
Traditional North American rating: 30 degrees Fahrenheit (1 degrees Celsius)
Euro-Norm Rating: UC=66 degrees Fahrenheit (18 degrees Celsius), CW=46 degrees/8 degrees, CM=38 degrees/3 degrees, LE=12 degrees/-11 degrees
Reviewed in Explore magazine
Tuck-stitch baffle construction for durability and reduce snagging
Horizontal and vertical baffles prevent down shift
Full-length center zipper allows bag to open into a blanket
Draw cord closure at foot section
Parka-style hood with draw cord adjustments
Exterior hand warmer pockets
Fits to: Medium: 71 in. (180 cm.), Long 83 in. (210 cm.)
Average Weight: Medium: 31.5 oz. (890 g.), Long: 34.9 oz. (990 g.)

Customer Reviews (7)

Exped: Wallcreeper 30 Degree Sleeping Bag - 7 Reviews

Dan Dorris - 2005-09-13
Wallcreeper-Down or Synthetic? I have both in the Wallcreeper bags and and the answer is always the same. You can't beat the light weight and feel of down but the caveat of care is also there. Synthetics can handle more abuse and damp climates better. The 700c.i. fill down is a bonus.

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rick ashworth - 2005-08-30
great bag for hammock camping really good bag for hammock camping

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Frolicking She-Dino - 2008-11-21
Favorite bag This is the most versatile bag I've ever owned! The materials and construction are excellent. I'm a rotund (2X), elderly lady and the large bag fits me. I'm an active sleeper and this bag rolls with me instead of getting twisted up. I love being able to wear it around camp on chilly nights (rarely carry a down jacket anymore) and the ability to open it up as a quilt on warmer nights. It is wonderful to not have to take off the upper portion of the bag to make midnight nature calls (it is a bit trickier for us girls, but doable)

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