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Outbound Hike&Bike Sleeping Bag

  This bag rolls down to almost nothing and it comes with a compression sack to get it even smaller.  Weighing in under 2lbs it's great for a pack, and its price being almost too good to pass up.

     

      Although it's rated at 44F,  I wouldn't trust it much past mid 50's. (Always add 15 degrees to the rating for comfort) 

 

      That being said, I would still recommend this bag for late spring through early fall to keep you sleeping sound.  I've used it during those seasons and it did me proud.

 

      So...  Small + Light + Cheap = Good enough for mild temps and your wallet.

 Pros 

  • Lightweight

  • Folds small

  • Inexpensive

  • Comes with compression sack

Cons

  • Thin

  • Does not hold heat well

Specs

  •  Size89x31x20

  •  LiningP5 Pongee 

  •  Fill0.55 lbs. 

  •  Weight1.8 lbs. 

  •  Rating44 F
     

 

Disclaimer

I am not a certified guide and nor will there be one with our group.  We our hiking enthusiast who enjoy fellowship with others during hikes.  There are guide services available, some free, and I will be glad to point you their way if you so desire.  The Rookie Backpacker or anyone affiliated with The Rookie Backpacker are not responsible for your safety or well being during any hike.

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