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.
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Pros
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Lightweight
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Folds small
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Inexpensive
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Comes with compression sack
Cons
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Thin
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Does not hold heat well
Specs
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Size89x31x20
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LiningP5 Pongee
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Fill0.55 lbs.
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Weight1.8 lbs.
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Rating44 F