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Old Nov 25, 2007, 5:59 PM   #7 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by wa-loaf View Post
Are you planning on sleeping in your car on ski trips? You might want to look at a -20 bag. Especially if weight isn't an issue.
That's exactly what I was thinking. That's why weight isn't an issue. Thanks.

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Originally Posted by ski220 View Post
Go with the synthetic. Down doesn't breathe moisture as well, will clump up and produce cold spots. For pure winter camping get a bag rated well below what you envision the temp. will be. Cars are cold, all metal and glass, and you should leave the windows cracked to avoid moisture build up. In any event buy a quality product - it's your comfort and well being.
Will the moisture I produce make the down clump up? I have heard before that the windows will freeze up on the inside if you don't keep them cracked. Does any big brand name qualify as quality?
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