http://www.travelwithrj.com/sleeping-bags-for-camp-muir.html Travel, Travel, Travel! Wed, 09 Jul 2008 05:56:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 http://www.travelwithrj.com/sleeping-bags-for-camp-muir.html#comment-75711 BG Thu, 19 Jun 2008 14:36:25 +0000 http://www.travelwithrj.com/sleeping-bags-for-camp-muir.html#comment-75711 I would have to steer you away from the Big Agnes Lost Ranger. Although it's rated to 15 degrees, it is far from it. I bought one at an incredible price at REI last year. I've taken it out several times and have woken up cold, sometimes too cold to fall back asleep, most nights. There's been only one of those nights that it dipped near the 20's and I had a bag liner and wore all my clothes. I just returned it to REI and am in search of a warmer bag. I would have to steer you away from the Big Agnes Lost Ranger. Although it’s rated to 15 degrees, it is far from it. I bought one at an incredible price at REI last year. I’ve taken it out several times and have woken up cold, sometimes too cold to fall back asleep, most nights. There’s been only one of those nights that it dipped near the 20’s and I had a bag liner and wore all my clothes. I just returned it to REI and am in search of a warmer bag.

]]> http://www.travelwithrj.com/sleeping-bags-for-camp-muir.html#comment-66529 David Sturgeon Tue, 15 Apr 2008 21:08:06 +0000 http://www.travelwithrj.com/sleeping-bags-for-camp-muir.html#comment-66529 I would suggest looking into the Big Agnes Lost Ranger, typically you can find it a good prices for what you get. It has a rating of 15 degrees and is made quite well, we have had a bunch of reviews supporting it. Another one I would recommend is the Slumberjack Odessey Go Light bag... I think the range it comes in is from +30 to -30 degrees and again is pretty affordable for what you get. I would suggest looking into the Big Agnes Lost Ranger, typically you can find it a good prices for what you get. It has a rating of 15 degrees and is made quite well, we have had a bunch of reviews supporting it. Another one I would recommend is the Slumberjack Odessey Go Light bag… I think the range it comes in is from +30 to -30 degrees and again is pretty affordable for what you get.

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