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WM Tamarak Vs. Montbell Thermal Sheet
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Oct 10, 2009 at 7:40 am #1240114
I purchased this summer a WM Megalite for use as a 2-3 season bag. Now of course as the cold weather sets in i am interested in doing some colder weather backpacking.
Has anyone used the WM Megalite bag or similar and added a 30-50 degree inner bag?
I am looking to go in late November early December in the white mountains in NH.
I would love to just go get a WM Puma at -25 but the cost is steep and its versatility is limited.
The cost of the Tamarak and Thermal Sheet are both $200 or less.
Also would adding a lightweight water proof sleeping bag cover increase temperature rating?
The sleeping bag cover seems like a good idea anyway for that time of year in the white mountains.WM Megalite 30' – 25oz
WM Tamarak 30' – 15oz
Montbell thermal sheet 50' – 13.4oz
Montbell Sleeping bag cover – 8.3ozI would appreciate any help or suggestions.
Thanks,
Matt.
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