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Nov 27, 2007, 9:13 AM
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  I'm with psycho --> Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Dudley, MA
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 I've got a Mountain Hardwear 0 degree synthetic bag. I've yet to test it to it's rated temp or below but it appears to be of fairly rugged construction, the stuff sack is small, and I found it a good comprimise between weight and insulation. Wearing down clothing inside a cold weather bag around 0 degree rating should keep you warm in just about any situation you'd encounter.
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