Moonstone 800/zone 3 Sleeping Bags

Moonstone 800/zone 3 Sleeping Bags 

DESCRIPTION

-5 F to 10 F

USER REVIEWS

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[Feb 16, 2001]
matt
Backpacker

Wow. It kicks ass! I dug a solo snow grave 5' under on top of a 8000' ridge and bivy'd it for the night. The temp dropped to -5 F. I laid there and looked at the stars nice and toasty and even had to partially unzip the top. Dam warm! No bogus temp rating on this bag. The warmth is attributed to their narrow sidecut and bottom side zipper to really seal in your heat against your body. They know what their doing. Active sleepers may find it a little confining. Best bag for the weight.---matt

Customer Service

Moonstone is a little hard to contact at times but their bags are the best in the industry.

Similar Products Used:

Mountain hardwear---nice too. Marmot also.. about the same as hardwear.

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RATING
5
VALUE
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5
[Jan 24, 2000]
adam deyo
Backpacker

This bag is amazing! Almost 10 inches of Loft. It has an accurate temp. rating and you can also buy a +25 degree down liner that snaps into the bag. (bringing bag rating to -30 degree. Unzip the bag (w/o liner) and it's not to hot for 30/40 degree weather. I love it.

Customer Service

I got mine through fogdog $279. (it's last years Liberty Ridge model)

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5
VALUE
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5
[Jan 14, 2000]
bill atkins
Backpacker

Honest temp. rating & excellent value. Complete warmth at 0 deg. - even ordinarily cold feet were toasty. One of few long-size bags on the market to provide adequate room in chest area for big boys.

Got it for $280 at mountain gear (mgear.com).

Customer Service

No need yet

Similar Products Used:

rei polarpod,

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5
VALUE
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5
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