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Mountain Hardwear Hyperlamina Flame Sleeping Bag: 20 Degree Synthetic
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Material: 22D nylon, 20D nylon Insulation: Thermal.Q Shape: mummy Zipper: half-length Max User Height: 6 ft, 6 ft 6 in Shoulder Circumference: 63 in, 66 in Hip Circumference: 58 in, 64 in Foot Circumference: 39 in, 41 in Bag Length: 78 in, 84 in Draft Tube: yes Fill Weight: 2 lb 2 oz, 2 lb 8 oz Degree: 20 F European Norm Comfort Rating: 25 F European Norm Lower Limit Rating: 14 F Storage Sack: yes, mesh Stuff Sack: yes, Sil-Nylon Stuff Size: 7 x 16 in Claimed Weight: 2 lb 12 oz, 3 lb Recommended Use: backpacking, alpine & expedition Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime
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