Western Mountaineering Puma Gore WS Sleeping Bag: -25 Degree Down
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Material: Super-Polytex, nylon ripstop Support/Suspension: Varifit harness, aluminum frame Waist-Belt: yes, Veriflex Pockets: 1 hydration compartment, 1 zippered cargo, 2 front, 2 mesh Storage Capacity: 1098 cu in Hydration Compatible: yes Reservoir Included: no Sun Shade: yes Rain Hood: yes Claimed Weight: 7 lb 11 oz Manufacturer-Recommended Child Weight: 48.5 lb Recommended Use: hiking Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime
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