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THUNDERBIRD RED

Mountain Hardwear Lamina Sleeping Bag

$190.00 - $210.00

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Item # 795992

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Mountain Hardwear Lamina sleeping bag uses an exclusive insulation designed to provide high loft, durability, softness and compressibility for damp, cold and freezing conditions.

Lightweight Thermic Micro™ insulation is manufactured to produce a consistent, dense sheet of insulation that eliminates cold spots
Made from a combination of hollow and solid staple fibers, the fill has excellent loft retention while also being durable, soft and compressible
Slightly wide cut gives you extra room to move inside the bag; Comfort mummy cut efficiently maximizes warmth without constriction
Welding stabilizes the fill without sewing through the bag, eliminating moisture penetration points and maximizing loft
Insulation is laid in a wave shape, enhancing loft and increasing thermal efficiency; offset welds increase stability and loft
Insulated draft tube isn't sewn through and extends to bottom of bag to eliminate cold spots
Face gasket and ergonomic draft collar seal out cold air
Full-length, 2-way zipper with locking slider is backed by wide, antisnag binding tape
Insulated zipper gusset seals in heat at base of zipper
Comfort footbox is shaped to allow feet to rest naturally; shape preserves loft and allows insulation to drape close to feet for more warmth
Interior zippered pocket at shoulder is great for stowing small necessities such as your watch or lip balm, alleviating middle-of-the-night fumbling
Comes with nylon compression stuff sack and mesh storage bag

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Mountain Hardwear Lamina Sleeping Bag Customer Reviews

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Mountain Hardwear Lamina +0 Sleeping Bag - Regular

4.2

(based on 6 reviews)

83%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Warm (6)
Comfortable (5)
Packs small (5)
Lightweight (4)
Adjustable hood (3)

Cons

Zipper snags easily (4)

Best Uses

Backpacking (5)
Cold conditions (5)
Year round (3)

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Dec

2010

(12 of 12 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Warm Warm Warm!

By pancakebetty

from Chico, Ca

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Pros

Adjustable Hood
Comfortable
Lightweight
Packs Small
Roomy
Warm

Cons

Zipper Snags Easily

Best Uses

Backpacking
Cold Conditions

Comments about Mountain Hardwear Lamina +0 Sleeping Bag - Regular:

I went with a class on an 11-day backpacking trip in Grand Staircase/Escalante National Monument, Utah back during Thanksgiving break. The weather went from warm and sunny to many types of inclement weather possible. It rained, hailed, sleeted, and snowed -- sometimes all in one day!

For those that didn't have bivy sacks, a tarp was the only form of protection from the elements. I was one of the people on the trip that did not have a bivy. The bag kept me, and any dry belongings I decided to sleep with, warm and dry. It kept any wet items (from river crossings) that I stuffed inside stuff sacks at the base of my bag from freezing.

On the first night that it rained, my group found out the hard way that our tarp had leaks. No bother! I stayed warm and the bag dried out in the sun the next day. Sometimes I would wake up in the morning to find out snow had snuck onto the tail end of my bag. No bother! My feet were warm and toasty, and my bag was hardly even wet on the inside.

Freezing temps were common during my stay in Utah. This bag did a wonderful job at keeping warm. Some nights I actually had to strip down to a tank top, one lightweight fleece sweater, fleece pants, and a wool beanie. My other layers ended up as pillows. I could hardly believe it.

I later found out that, including wind-chill factor, one of my nights got cold as -17 degrees. That was news to me. I didn't even realize it was that cold. The neck area of my bag adjusted 4 different ways so it was easy to keep the heat in and the wind out.

My only complaint about the bag is the zipper. The thing would get stuck every other time I wanted in or out! Most times it wasn't so bad; it was just a minor annoyance. I had already zipped or unzipped the bag to nearly its desired area. Other times I would really have to pee in middle of the night and have to slide the bag off of me to get out.

Overall, I say this bag is a keeper! I tend to toss and turn in my sleep. The extra shoulder room and velcro near the neck kept me secure and comfortable in my bag. The zippered pocket on the outside of the bag was nice for keeping goodies like my headlamp and lip balm (don't worry, the desert wasn't bear country!) nearby. The compression bag got it down to my sleeping bag and liner down to something just a bit larger than a bowling ball. And if you didn't gather from above, it kept me and my belongings warm!

Feb

2011

(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Love this bag.

By Jimmy

from Troutdale

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Pros

Comfortable
Lightweight
Packs Small
Roomy
Warm

Cons

Best Uses

4 Season camping
Backpacking
Car Camping
Cold Conditions

Comments about Mountain Hardwear Lamina +0 Sleeping Bag - Regular:

I got this bag for my winter backcountry class. I used it in a hammock and on the snow with just my sleeping pad. I was very warm all night. I am 6'1" and 220lb so I got the long size. It packs down small and for a 0 degree bag its light.

Apr

2011

(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)

3.0

works, but not recommended for heavy use

By mate che

from Richmond, Virginia

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Pros

Inexpensive
Warm

Cons

Zipper Snags Easily

Best Uses

Comments about Mountain Hardwear Lamina +0 Sleeping Bag - Regular:

I took this bag to Patagonia for six months. It kept me warm in a variety of challenging circumstances ranging from the coast to a camp in the middle of the southern ice field. But the darn zipper snags--as far back into the trip as I can remember it snagged every time I tried to use it. I suspect the cause is delamination, because the shell progressively got looser from the insulation.

The skinny: if you need an inexpensive 0 degree bag and you won't be using the hell out of it, then go for it. If you are going to be doing a lot of 0 degree camping, go for something more durable and well made.

Dec

2011

5.0

awesome bag!!!!!

By MTNwalker

from reseda,ca

About Me Casual/ Recreational

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Pros

Adjustable Hood
Comfortable
Durable
Lightweight
Packs Small
Warm

Cons

Too Small / Tight
Zipper Snags Easily

Best Uses

3 Season Camping
4 Season camping
Backpacking
Cold Conditions

Comments about Mountain Hardwear Lamina +0 Sleeping Bag - Regular:

i used this bag on a 31 day backpacking course with NOLS in the eastern side of the northcascades. there isnt anything this bag wont do. we stayed a total of a week on the snow with nothing but a thin nylon sheet and a therma-rest and kept warm all night. this back kept me warm through it all rain sleet and SNOW!. it also drys very quick. it also slows down odor pretty well. the zipper does catch alot but it can be prevented by pulling out on the zipper while pulling down. other than that this bag will keep you warm in any condition. safe travels everyone L.N.T

Nov

2011

4.0

Lamina 0

By joe83

from Clarksburg, MD

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Pros

Adjustable Hood
Comfortable
Durable
Lightweight
Packs Small
Roomy
Warm

Cons

Zipper Snags Easily

Best Uses

3 Season Camping
Backpacking
Car Camping
Climbing
Cold Conditions

Comments about Mountain Hardwear Lamina +0 Sleeping Bag - Regular:

I used this bag over the weekend on an overnighter to test out the temp rating. The weather was calling for low 30s, so i thought it would be a good time to go. The low for the night turned out to be around 40deg. I had to sleep with the bag unzipped halfway, because it was too hot inside with it closed. I'll test it out in colder weather later in the season. I am 5'11 and I barely fit into the regular size bag, so I got the tall size. This size fit me great. I had enough room to move around without feeling constricted. Comfortable lightweight materials used in this bag almost make it feel like a down bag. Zipper snags a lot, but it can be unstuck pretty easily. Overall it is a good bag, but I will still need to test it in colder weather.

Oct

2011

4.0

Kept me warm at 17,000+ feet

By Jaxie

from Alexandria, VA

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Pros

Comfortable
Durable
Packs Small
Warm

Cons

Best Uses

4 Season camping
Backpacking
Cold Conditions

Comments about Mountain Hardwear Lamina +0 Sleeping Bag - Regular:

I used this during a 40 day expedition to the Indian Himalaya where we camped for 2+weeks above 15,000 feet, including time at 17,000+ feet. When we were at 17,000+ I used a silk sleeping bag liner, which was great. This bag kept me warm and packed pretty small for being a synthetic bag, which are always bulkier and heavier than down. The bag would get a little damp/wet during the night from the condensation from the tent and it kept me warm. Most mornings we had the time to dry our bags but on the few times we had pack the bags wet I was still warm when I slept.

I'm 5'0" and I got the short one, which was great. I stuffed my down layers into the bag for added warmth and comfort. I was one of the few that slept warm every night. It was hard to get out of the bag in the morning!

The stuff sack that comes with the bag actually works really well and has survived the trip really well.

If you want a really small and lightweight bag you should go with down. But if you aren't willing to spend the money on a down bag and need something that can endure getting wet/damp and being packed wet, this is a great bag.