-20 Sierra Designs Down Sleeping bag

[Ellen]

Howdy All,

I'm selling my -20 down sleeping bag at GearTrade. If interested, please see:

https://www.geartrade.com/item/475511/s ... s-up-to-55

Miles of smiles,
Ellen

[Ellen]

Howdy All,

Correction -- the goose down bag fits individuals up to 5'7"

http://www.geartrade.com/item/475511/si ... s-up-to-57

Miles of smiles,
Ellen

[Ellen]

Correction again -- sold the sleeping bag on GearTrade. Now my double plastic boots just need to find a home for someone with small feet (size 40 men's) Also have a -20 F down jacket for sale on GearTrade.

[Hikin_Jim]

Congrats on the sale. I guess this means you've forsworn mountaineering?

HJ

[Ellen]

Howdy HJ

I have a zero degree bag which keeps me very toasty and I haven't used the -20 F bag or the -20 F down jacket since the Aconcagua expedition. If I ever need double plastic boots, I'll have to go for a larger size. My La Sportiva Trango boot's are perfect for California snow adventures. I'm keeping my Black Diamond 4 season First Light tent as I still want to snow camp and bag surrounding peaks I hoped to do that this winter but my shoulder said no

Miles of smiles,
Ellen

[Hikin_Jim]

Yeah, I haven't used my zero degree bag in years although my cold sleeper wife has a couple of times. I've also learned the trick of wearing layers to bed, so I've greatly extended the operational temperature range of my 32F bag. I love my 32F bag because it packs small and is pretty darned light (about 1.25 lbs). I also recently bought a Yama Mountain Gear tent, a Cirriform Double Wall, 1.25 lbs. They have an even lighter single wall version, but a double wall came up on one of the various gear swap forums on Facebook for a good price, so I pounced on it. Temps were down to low 20's, possibly even high teens when last I was out, but I did OK.



1.25 lbs - Cirriform DW Tent (one person)
1.25 lbs - Western Mountaineering Summerlite 32 F sleeping bag.
0.50 lbs - Neoair 3/4 length pad.
2.00 lbs - Gossamer Gear Mariposa backpack.
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5.00 lbs - total for the "big three" (sleep set up, shelter, and backpack).

HJ