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08-14-2011, 10:33 PM #21Senior Member
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I recently bought a Big Agnes Lost Ranger bag, after watching this buyer's guide, and reading a lot of forum posts. I'm very happy with it so far.
Best of Luck,
JeffOwner, Elk Mountain Inc
the Elk Mountain SLIP System.....Slip it on, Slip in, and get the Shot!
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08-25-2011, 08:27 PM #23Member
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I am sleeping on the Montbell U.L. spiral hugger #1 and NeoAir pad. My system weighs just under 3 pounds and is rated to 15 degrees. It is very compressable and I love it.
My partner is on a BA blackburn with insulated core pad and he loves it. I believe his weighs about 1.5 pounds more than my system but is rated for colder weather.
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