Anybody have any experience with this bag? Was leaning towards the marmot atom, but considering this since it's 70.00 cheaper for only a 3 oz difference.
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I have no personal experience with that bag, but a hundred eighty bucks for a 40degree bag? Ouch. It looks like it has good features, but the "slim cut" would really annoy me though.
Here's another choice for $99.
http://www.backcountry.com/store/LAF0010/Lafuma-Warm-n-Light-600-Sleeping-Bag-40-Degree-Down.html?mv_pc=r126&CP=Froogle&CMP=SPC-Froogle&ATT=LAF0010-warmnlight600sleepingbag:40&GCID=C2000x025&keyword=LAF0010+warm+n+light+600+sleeping+b
Or, I can send you a 460gram (1 lb) Montbell #7 Alpine (no zipper) super stretch for $130 plus shipping from the outlet shop here.
Aside from the higher price, one differentiating feature on the REI bag is the 750 down fill. Not that it alone justifies the price tag but the Laufuma is 600 fill and weighs a few ounces more.
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