Sleeping Bags

[vip_ruger]

What is peoples thoughts on Eureka falldown sleeping bags good to -12 weighs 3.2 lbs

[BCRiverBoater]

No experience withe these ones. I am a huge supporter of Tiaga out of Vancouver. Check them out!!!

[pinofire]

MEC makes good bags for decent price

[smoothbor]

have a northface super lite, good to -18 and very light love this sleeping bag very compact

[Rob]

Ive got a Mont bell which I think is good to -7 and it only weighs 1lb, and s the size of a football when in its sack.

[Big7]

Taiga "1000 and One Night" bag.....best bag I've ever slept in!! My best hunting gear purchase yet (besides my trusty 7RM!!)

[Ridgeback Fan]

Taiga "1000 and One Night" bag.....best bag I've ever slept in!! My best hunting gear purchase yet (besides my trusty 7RM!!)

I'm also looking for a new bag and am considing the one you have as well as the Western Mountaineering Ponderosa. Did you get the Dryloft option on yours? If so, I take it shed the morning dew well?

[vip_ruger]

I just thought they were on sale for 139.00 and normaly 329.00 so its a good buy but i do like the the taiga 1000 or the one for mec thanks for the info

[Big7]

No Dryloft....I was concerned that like everything else that is waterproof, it means...no moisture gets out!! I assumed that the sleeping bag would get wet on the inside from body moisture that has nowhere to go.

Sheep hunting this year, I had to air it out once every 2-3 days or so as yes...it did collect some moisture from inside the tent. Still, I haven't been cold in it yet! A couple extra pounds is better than not getting any sleep - for me anyway!

[Ridgeback Fan]

[QUOTE=Big7;1002588]No Dryloft....I was concerned that like everything else that is waterproof, it means...no moisture gets out!!

Same dilema I'm having. Not sure I want to pack another piece of gear to stop moisture from the inside.