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WM Caribou MF comfort range

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Ben W. BPL Member
PostedJul 9, 2009 at 1:02 pm

Looking to get a Caribou for 3 season use. For those that own a Caribou at what upper temp do you start thinking of venting/ quilting/ uncomfortable?

I'm in the Mid-Atlantic and hike shoulder/spring/ fall. I figure that I would sleep with bag closed between 30-40 closed, 50-60F venting, and quilted 60<. Off at 75.

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