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Any one use anyone of the Slumberjack Superguide series sleeping bag ?
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Post by mtoomeyaz »

Don't know the Superguide. I've got a Q3. 2 bags together, one 0 degree and one 30 degree, -20 degree together. They total out to 6 pd 12 oz I think, with the split something like 2pd/8oz and 4pd/4oz seperately. It gives lots of flexibility and has worked out well for me so far. Got it through Campmor catalog.
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Post by Abe »

I have a Slumberjack, semi-mummy bag. Its rated for 20 degrees. And I don't remember the model other than I am satisfied with it.
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