Need to stay warm during late fall or early winter camping trips? Take a look at the Sierra Designs Mist down sleeping bag. The Mist is filled with 800-fill power down and rated to 0° F (sorry non-US readers, that’s about -18° C). But, this a a top=of-the line sleeping bag and the shell is made form Sierra Designs’ waterproof, breathable DriZone fabric. It may not be enough to get rid of the bivy sack, but it will keep the down dry no matter how much condensation drips from the tent or how much snow blows in an open tent door. This bag qualifies for free shipping from Backcountry.com.
Not warm enough? If you need to stay warm in deep-winter camping, try the Sierra Designs Electra down sleeping bag. It’s rated to -20° (about -29° C) and built with the same 800-fill power down and DriZone shell fabric as the Mist - this is a serious winter bag. Also qualifies for free shipping from Backcountry.com.
This entry was posted on Saturday, January 13th, 2007 and is filed under Tents & Sleeping Bags.
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