I've been doing a little research and would like your opinions on which of these bags I should buy. I plan to use it for three-season backpacking in the Rockies, Tetons, etc. The temp ratings and weights come from the sellers' sites.
My criteria are: no more than $200, 15-35 Fahrenheit range, 40 oz. max and down filling. I want a bag tough enough to endure half a dozen week-long trips per year, for at least several years. If you know of another bag that qualifies, I'm all ears (or perhaps eyes). Thanks!
Kelty Light Year 25 long – free shipping
$118 25 deg. 38 oz. 650 down
Campmor Goose Down 20 – $7 shipping
$120 20 deg. 36 oz. 550 down
Sierra Designs Trade Wind 30 – free shipping
$138 30 deg. 40 oz. 600 down
Sierra Designs Arrow Rock 30 – free shipping
$143 30 deg. 37 oz. 600 down
Lafuma Warm 'n Light 800 – free shipping
$150 30 deg. 29 oz. 650 down
North Face Kilo – free shipping
$161 32 deg. 34 oz. 600 down
Marmot Never Winter – $7 shipping
$170 30 deg. 31 oz. 600 down
Vaude Ice Peak Ultralight 200 – free shipping
$185 32 deg. 19 oz. 650 down
REI Sahara – pick up at local REI
$180 30 deg. 36 oz. 600 down
Montbell U.L. S.S. Down Hugger #2 – free shipping
$190 25 deg. 38 oz. 650 down
Montbell SS.Down Hugger #3 Long – free shipping
$190 30 deg. 36 oz. 650 down
