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I am taking out some new gear next week to Glacier Nat'l park and was looking for some advice. I will be using a Nunatak Arc Specialist w/ 1.75" of 800 fill down and a Montbell 90 Pad. Temps avg overnight lows of 34 degrees this time of year but could of course be lower. I am not so woried about the warmth of the quilt becuase of the layering possibilites but should I be thinking about the insulation value of my pad and/or bring something to compliment it for better insulation? Thanks.
Marc, I took my 120 (same design, longer) and slept on ice (compacted snow really) last winter, using it, and a 1/8" Gossamer Gear thinlight (about 90 grams). I could not feel any loss of heat through my back. My 1 lb down bag was at its limit though!
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Magic 100 Sleeping BagMinimalist 900-fill-power down sleeping bag with a 55°F | 13°C comfort rating. Weighs 8.46oz | 240g
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