Western Mountaineering Sleeping Bag Stuff Sack at Amy Curley blog

Western Mountaineering Sleeping Bag Stuff Sack. I'm looking into an ultralight or alpinelight wm sleeping bag. Dumb question, but do these come with stuff sacks? 20 rows every western mountaineering bag comes with a large storage sack that allows the bag to stay lofted inside of it. In my completely unqualified personal opinion i'd say that a few extra hours inside a stuff sack probably won't do too much damage. When you store your bag put it into a large breathable storage sack. 4 or 5 ounces for a stuff sack is overkill imo, you can save some weight with a roll top and still compress the bags well. Hanging is also acceptable as long as the bag can stay lofted. The bottom and top ends are 'boxed' like a stuff sack, for more room, and it has. The zipper runs around the outside edge from the right shoulder down to the left hip for easy access. The included stuff sack is nice, but our testers preferred to either pack this bag down with a compression sack or just to stuff it in the bottom of their packs. From the tiny everlite to the burly bison gws, we have a stuff sack that’s made to fit your specific bag’s dimensions and compressibility. Steep and cheap had some. Do not leave it stuffed in its stuff sack or in a plastic bag for long periods.

From the tiny everlite to the burly bison gws, we have a stuff sack that’s made to fit your specific bag’s dimensions and compressibility. Steep and cheap had some. 20 rows every western mountaineering bag comes with a large storage sack that allows the bag to stay lofted inside of it. The included stuff sack is nice, but our testers preferred to either pack this bag down with a compression sack or just to stuff it in the bottom of their packs. The zipper runs around the outside edge from the right shoulder down to the left hip for easy access. The bottom and top ends are 'boxed' like a stuff sack, for more room, and it has. In my completely unqualified personal opinion i'd say that a few extra hours inside a stuff sack probably won't do too much damage. I'm looking into an ultralight or alpinelight wm sleeping bag. When you store your bag put it into a large breathable storage sack. Hanging is also acceptable as long as the bag can stay lofted.

Western Mountaineering Caribou MF Sleeping Bag 35F Down

Western Mountaineering Sleeping Bag Stuff Sack Do not leave it stuffed in its stuff sack or in a plastic bag for long periods. Do not leave it stuffed in its stuff sack or in a plastic bag for long periods. Dumb question, but do these come with stuff sacks? Steep and cheap had some. From the tiny everlite to the burly bison gws, we have a stuff sack that’s made to fit your specific bag’s dimensions and compressibility. When you store your bag put it into a large breathable storage sack. In my completely unqualified personal opinion i'd say that a few extra hours inside a stuff sack probably won't do too much damage. Hanging is also acceptable as long as the bag can stay lofted. The zipper runs around the outside edge from the right shoulder down to the left hip for easy access. The included stuff sack is nice, but our testers preferred to either pack this bag down with a compression sack or just to stuff it in the bottom of their packs. The bottom and top ends are 'boxed' like a stuff sack, for more room, and it has. 4 or 5 ounces for a stuff sack is overkill imo, you can save some weight with a roll top and still compress the bags well. 20 rows every western mountaineering bag comes with a large storage sack that allows the bag to stay lofted inside of it. I'm looking into an ultralight or alpinelight wm sleeping bag.