Dark Star
Total Weight: [reg] 4 lbs 9 oz (2061 g) [lng] 4 lbs 14 oz (2215 g)
Standard Fill: Polarguard® Delta
Fill Weight: [reg] 3 lbs 3 oz (1440 g) [lng] 3 lbs 8 oz (1580 g)
Shell Fabric: Firestorm?
Lining: Silken
Length: [reg] 84" (213 cm) [lng] 90" (228 cm)
Max User Height: [reg] 6'0" (183 cm) [lng] 6'6" (198 cm)
Shoulder Circ: [reg] 62" (157 cm) [lng] 64" (163 cm)
Hip Circ: [reg] 58" (147 cm) [lng] 60" (152 cm)
Foot Circ: [reg] 40" (102 cm) [lng] 40" (102 cm)
Stuffsack Size: 12" x 25" (30 cm x 63 cm)
Overlapping shingle construction
External pillow pocket
Full-length draft tube
Adjustable insulated draft collar with microfleece cord tunnel
Pack cloth?lined zipper columns prevent snagging when zippering
Easy-grab pull-tabs facilitate quick zippering
Head-level watch pocket assures that alarm will be heard
One-hand color-coded pull-cords allow for easy hood adjustment when in bag
Flat cord for hood adjustment and shockcord for chest adjustment
Nylon/mesh storage bag included with each bag
Compression stuffsack included
Reviews
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weeds19 - May 17, 2004 11:44 pm - Voted 5/5
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I used this bag on Aconcagua this past Jan/Feb and it worked perfectly. The temp never reached -40, but at high camp it was probably -15 or -20 F and I was toasty warm in this bag. This bag is so much less expensive than other 4-season bags that even if the synthetic fill loses loft after a couple years you can easily buy another one or two for the same price as a FF or WM bag. The synthetic does pack larger than down so it will take up a big portion of your pack. I great budget or wet weather bag!
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43moon - Nov 11, 2003 9:20 pm - Voted 5/5
Untitled ReviewIt is a very warm bag. It is spacious enough to feel comfortable in without a lot of empty space. I have the long version which offers plenty of space to store wet clothing to dry overnight.
The external pillow pocket helps to make for a more comfortable nights sleep.