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READERS COMMENTS
Appears to be a great bag, the manufacturer could add a stitching pattern along the zipper to help with the snagging. The biggest issue is the "holy smokes" price tag.
Marmot Pinnacle keeps you warmer, is 850 down and cheaper. Has a male temp rating of 10 degrees and a survival temp of -26.
REI does not have a 20 degree bag that weighs less than 2 pounds.
do you really have to have the ads that run on your videos?
That bag looks fantastic but $469 is pricey. I guess you get what you pay for.
If I'm gonna spend that much money then I'll go with a PHD Mountain Software bag. 469 dollars is crazy for a 15 degree bag. My 15 degree REI bag is only 2 lb yet cost me less than $200.
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