Camping – It’s in the Bag!
by admin on Sep.13, 2011, under Travel Shopping
Or at least can be “all about” the bag – sleeping bag that is!
I’m not much of a camper. Maybe if I’d had better equipment on my first few ventures I might have had a better impression of the experience.
Camping accessories have gone high-comfort and in some cases high-tech. For those who think “Fall” and think “camping” – we’ll have posts over the next few weeks with the latest in camping gear.
Here’s a great place to start – the sleeping bag. These comfy choices from The North Face.
Selecting and purchasing the right sleeping bag for your proposed camping trips is important and is no time to buy less. It is not outside the realm of possibility to say that the bag you choose could someday save your life.
Made from 100 percent recycled fabrics, this technical 15ºF down sleeping bag sustains three-seasons of exploration.
Using the same design as the popular Blue Kazoo sleeping bag, but incorporating eco-friendly materials, this mummy bag is filled with 650 goose down, and compresses well for backpacking. By using recycled fabrics, each bag reduces energy consumption by 84 percent and CO2 output by 77 percent.
Suited for use at the edge of human tolerance (-40ºF), this thermal expedition bag is amply filled with 800+ fill goose down, making it the warmest down bag available from The North Face®.
For expeditions where the choice of gear may be the difference between summit success or air lift rescue, this premier bag features an ergonomic footbox, waterproof, breathable shell fabric, and a trapezoidal box baffle construction that eliminates any cold spots.
Durable for three-season camping or backpacking, this oversized synthetic 20ºF) bag features a sculpted hood and a shoulder-level zip pocket.
Differentiated drawcords at opening let you cinch from the cool weather.
Nylon mesh storage sack and stuff included.
A campground favorite, this classic mummy bag keeps campers warm in temperatures down to 20ºF.
Made with a silky taffeta shell and liner, this smooth bag is insulated with thermally efficient synthetic insulation that won’t lose its warmth or loftiness when compressed and shoved into a daypack.
For expeditions in the high mountains where trees are scarce and temperatures average in the single digits, retreat into the Tundra to stay warm and escape the brutal conditions.
Keeping explorers warm in temperatures down to -20F, this sleeping bag lets you survey terrain you may have thought to be uninhabitable.






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September 17th, 2011 on 6:56 am
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