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Mountain Hardwear - Wraith -20

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Reddit IconTurdweasel69 0.5
r/UltralightWhat’re everyone’s thoughts on the new mountain Hardwear sleeping bags?
10 months ago

The new stuff is way too expensive for me. I have five of their older models and they are still chugging along just fine. A Speed 32, a Phantom 32, a Phantom 45, a Lamina Z Flame 22 and a Wraith -20. I think one of their new top of the line 0 degree bags costs more than what I spent on all of the ones I own.

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r/campingWhat is your favorite sleeping bag?
10 months ago

My current down mummy one from Mountain Hardwear that I got for a crazy deal (<$90). There are zippers on both sides and the toe area. I move a lot in my sleep, and the slightly wider area up top makes it easier. (It's wide enough for my arms to go to my shoulder area, even zipped up.) It's a huge step up from my previous one, a cheap synthetic mummy.

Reddit IconMiperso 0.0
r/WildernessBackpackingAs a beginner, what sleeping bag should I go with? Marmot Teton 15 or Mountain Hardware Bozeman Flame?
11 months ago

It's really a personal choice. I would suggest you try the MH sleeping bag. It's a free way to test a type of sleeping bag. Worst case, you buy another one later. I personally use down sleeping bags because they are lighter and compress better. But they are more expensive and take a lot longer to dry if it gets wet.

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