Western Mountaineering 10 Degree Versalite Sleeping Bag

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Design and Details

  • Full down collar seals in your body heat to keep you warm all night
  • 5 1/4" spacing of continuous baffles that go from zipper to zipper
  • 850+ fill power provides a high warmth to weight ratio and excellent compressibility
  • Full-length #5 YKK zipper
  • 20 oz down fill and 6" of loft
  • 62"/39" Shoulder/Foot Girth gives you extra room to add layers on those frigid nights
  • 2 lbs Total Weight
  • Brand : Western Mountaineering
  • Web ID: 23XFMAVRSLT10FXXXCSLA
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SizeShortRegularLong
ShapeMummyMummyMummy
Temp Rating10° F10° F10° F
Weight1 lb 14 oz 2 lb2 lb 2 oz
Insulation TypeDownDownDown
Fill Power850+ Power goose down850+ Power goose down850+ Power goose down
Fill Weight18 oz;20 oz;22 oz
Max Height 5'6"6'0"6'6"
Shoulder Girth 62"62"63"
Hip Girth53"53"54"
Knee Girth39"39"39"
Shell Fabric12D Ripstop nylon12D Ripstop nylon12D Ripstop nylon
Zipper LocationLeftLeftLeft
Stuff Sack Size 8" x 15"8" x 15"8" x 15"

REVIEWS

4.8

91%

Recommended

38 Reviews

Bomber Bag

I slept in this bag for 2 months straight through a very rough winter while working a job in Green River Wyoming. I was living out of a tent and had a good winter sleeping pad (Exped UL Winter). The Versalite is amazing. temperatures routinely went into the single digits and negatives, and I never got cold. I rarely wore baselayers, just boxers and a light shirt. I used the bag again for a long job up in Maine during another winter. Similar conditions. I would say the 10 degree rating is very, very conservative. I would feel safe in this thing well into the negatives. Been using the bag for about ten years now for jobs, mountaineering and backpacking. Still in wonderful condition.

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Happiness Is Sleeping In A Western Mountaineering

Just returned from a 15 day adventure motorcycle trip. Whereas last year on a similar trip I was sleeping in a uncomfortable ( old ) sleeping bag this years trip I slept in the lap of luxury. My new Western Mountaineering bag Surrounds me with 850 fill power down enclosed in material that has a very high thread count to keep my down intact. Every aspect of this piece of equipment is a joy to behold from the construction of the bag to the details of the stitching. Made in San Jose, Ca and my bags builder signed their work. The adage of by well cry once apply to investing in a great nights sleep in the great outdoors.

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Perfect Cold Weather Backpacking Companion

These are fantastic bags for my wife and I when backpacking in the Sierra Nevada's. For over thirty years we have zipped our bags together. But now we have dropped a pound and a half each from our previous bags with the Versalite bags, and are still comfortable into the low 20's without any heaters or warming of water bottles. Highly recommended.

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To Be Determined

Bought this for winter backpacking (nothing under 10 degrees ever). I used the Western Mountaineering vapor barrier inside my bag and was still a little chilly at 22 degrees. Was hoping it would be more true to rating for me (I know everyone sleeps differently). I did everything right - dry base layers, ate something warm before bed, extremely high R value sleeping pad. Just still felt a little chilly at times through the night. Sad, because I normally use a quilt and thought a bag would be better for winter in Pennsylvania. I'm trying again soon and hopefully I have better luck on the next outing with this bag.

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The Reviews Don’t Lie

I’ve heard nothing but good things and seen glowing reviews of Western Mountaineering bags and finally decided to make an investment in backcountry comfort. So glad I did. The quality is obvious and this will get me through3 seasons in New England.

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