Western Mountaineering Flylite 36 Sleeping Bag

$505.00 - $520.00

Color: Orange/Grey

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Product Information

Temp Rating

35 Degrees or Higher

Insulation Type

Synthetic

Design and Details

Ultra lightweight sleeping bag
Constructed with 10-denier fabric for increased warmth
36"/90cm YKK #3 coil with locking reversible slider
10 denier balanced nylon fabric with PFC/PFOA free DWR
14oz/395 grams total weight with 7.25oz/205 grams of fill (in 6'O"/180cm length)
Available with Left Zipper in 5'6"/165cm, 6'O"/180cm, or 6' 6"/200cm
Insulated Draft Tube Insulated Draft Collar
Full Micro-Baffled construction (no direct quilting/not sewn through)
850+ fill power goose down
Made in USA
34°F/ 1°C

Brand : Western Mountaineering

Web ID: 23XFMAFLYLTSLPNGBCSLB

Specifications

Size	Regular	Long
Shape	Mummy	Mummy
Weight	13.5 oz.	14.25 oz.
Fill Weight	7.15 oz.	7.65 oz.
Fill Type	850+ Power Goose Down	850+ Power Goose Down
Temp Rating	36 degrees	36 degrees
Packed Size	5 x 10 in.	5 x 10 in.
Shoulder girth	59"	59"
Hip girth	51"	51"
Foot girth	39"	39"
Height	5'6"	6'0"

REVIEWS

4.5

100%

Recommended

2 Reviews

Clarence

3 years ago

Ultra Light (Which Comes At A Cost)

First off, this is an incredibly light, well made sleeping bag. It delivers on all those promises.I am 6’2” 220# with broad shoulders and the bag fits like, well, a mummy bag. I was worried I might be claustrophobic in it but I found when all “mummied up” it is comfortable, albeit snug. I find it to be good down to about 40 degrees while wearing a full merino wool base layer, wool socks and a hat. I also used a silk liner to make sure I stayed toasty. I would have made it at 40 degrees without the liner but I would not have been as comfortable. I would imagine at 45 degrees i wouldn’t need the liner.BTW, I would consider myself a slightly warm sleeper. My only knock on it is the shorter zipper, which of course is needed to get to this weight. This zipper does not allow the bag to be opened up and ventilated in warmer weather which limits its use for summer.This is just a guess at this point though, as I haven’t used it yet in summer. Overall this is an excellent ultralight bag for three-ish seasons and with some creativity could probably get you through most of your needs. I just wish the zipper was longer.

stevieAZ

Verified Purchase

3 years ago

Heavenly, Lightweight, Packs Down To Nothing

Worth every penny! This is my 2nd Western Mountaineering sleeping bag (my other one is heavier/rated for colder weather) and I am obsessed. This bag was a little slice of heaven and kept me comfortable, warn (but not sweaty as I find down is more breathable than synthetic) in temperatures that dipped into the 40s-50s. It is SO lightweight and took up very little space in my backpack when I packet it in a lightweight and waterproof Sea to Summit compression sack. I also love that it is made in the USA.

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