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The opinions expressed herein are my own personal opinions and do not represent anyone else's view in any way, including those of my employer.
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1.877.883.6276. Exped Dreamwalker Camp 450 Sleeping Bag (700 Duck Down)-Green-Large. The Dreamwalker Camp 450 Sleeping Bag (700 Duck Down) is part of Exped’s Trekking series. The sleeping bags in the Trekking category are designed to withstand the rigors and go anywhere. Dreamwalker Camp is the ingeniously versatile sleeping bag that can also be used as a comforter or worn like a coat. Why not use all that insulation for something more than sleeping? Be the warmest person hanging around camp! Exped guarantees that their down originates from ducks and geese reared in a livestock-friendly environment. They are given access to outdoor grazing, a constant supply of water, fodder, and shelter, and are free from force-feeding for liver production and live-plucking. The down originates from Poland, Ukraine, or Russia. Their German supplier is a traditional, well-established company with a 120 year history in the field and is independently certified for the above criteria. Triples as a down sleeping bag, blanket, and parka around camp. Anatomically shaped jacket style hood. Includes a waterproof stuff sack and mosquito mesh storage bag. Shell material: 30 D Plain Nylon. Product Weight: 3.00 UPC: 7640147766174. The item “Exped Dreamwalker Camp 450 Sleeping Bag (700 Duck Down)-Green-Large” is in sale since Thursday, December 08, 2016. This item is in the category “Sporting Goods\Outdoor Sports\Camping & Hiking\Outdoor Sleeping Gear\Sleeping Bags”. The seller is “thecampsaver” and is located in Logan, Utah. This item can be shipped to United States.
Ultra lightweight and super compact – perfect for alpine use when nights get frosty. Its trim fit also makes it ideal as a liner within a second sleeping bag for low temperature use. Up to body size. 7.9 × 8.7 in. The item “Exped Ultra Lite 500 M Right Sleeping Bag” is in sale since Monday, October 03, 2016. This item is in the category “Sporting Goods\Outdoor Sports\Camping & Hiking\Outdoor Sleeping Gear\Sleeping Bags”. The seller is “fran_hanni” and is located in Longmont, Colorado. This item can be shipped to United States, to Canada, to United Kingdom, DK, RO, SK, BG, CZ, FI, HU, LV, LT, MT, EE, to Australia, GR, PT, CY, SI, to Japan, to China, SE, KR, ID, to Taiwan, ZA, TH, to Belgium, to France, to Hong Kong, to Ireland, to Netherlands, PL, to Spain, to Italy, to Germany, to Austria, RU, IL, to Mexico, to New Zealand, PH, SG, to Switzerland, NO, SA, UA, AE, QA, KW, BH, HR, MY, BR, CL, CO, CR, PA, TT, GT, HN, JM.
1.877.883.6276. Exped Dreamwalker Waterbloc 700 Sleeping Bag-Moss Green-Moss Green-Long. Use as a sleeping bag or blanket, thanks to its center zip Worn parka style via zippered arm holes and drawcord adjustable footbox 840 fill Polish goose down Waterproof, vapor permeable Pertex Endurance nylon shell Exped patented welded baffles making no baffle stitching required Generous draft collar Insulated hand-warming pockets. Sleeping bag or coat? The Exped Dreamwalker Waterbloc 700 Sleeping Bag is the best of both! This water resistant sleeping bag doubles as a coat on cool evenings around camp. When the time comes for bed, leave it on and seal the foot and arm exits for a warm nights sleep. Product Weight: 3.70 UPC: 7640147763418. The item “Exped Dreamwalker Waterbloc 700 Sleeping Bag-Moss Green-Moss Green-Long” is in sale since Thursday, September 22, 2016. This item is in the category “Sporting Goods\Outdoor Sports\Camping & Hiking\Outdoor Sleeping Gear\Sleeping Bags”. The seller is “thecampsaver” and is located in Logan, Utah. This item can be shipped to United States.
Exped DreamWalker 650 Down Sleeping Bag, Size Lg, 750 Fill Goose Down UltraLight Backpackers know that Multi-Functional gear is the key to saving weight. Now, Save Weight by having a top-of-the-line Sleeping Bag that also functions as a Down Coat! The DreamWalker cross-functions as a Sleeping Bag, Down Coat, or a comfy Down Blanket. The Exped DreamWalker 650 Sleeping Bag is the most versatile sleeping bag in the world. And its loaded with all the extras! The DreamWalker features premium quality 750 Fill Power Goose Down, boasts the most comfortable Down Hood on the market, has advanced tuck-stitch design for its baffles, baffled arm zippers to stick your arms out of the bag, and plenty of extras like reflective glow in the dark zipper pulls. Use the DreamWalker as a top-of-the-line 750 Fill Power Down Sleeping Bag. Then, when you want to read or use your hands, unzip the arm holes! With insulating baffled, zippered arm holes that open, Dreamwalker is ideal for use while lying in the tent. No more having to struggle to get an arm out of the bag! You’ll find yourself wearing the bag like clothing. And when you want to get up, why get out of the nice warm sleeping bag? Just open the drawstring baffle at the foot of the bag, stick your feet out, and walk around camp with your bag multifuncting as a coat! Impress your friends by being the only one in camp wearing their sleeping bag to breakfast and the only one still warm! Down Coat: To use the DreamWalker as a Down Coat, just open the drawstring baffle at the foot of the bag and stick your feet out. For more room for your legs, reach down and pull the drawstring baffle around your waist with its built-in cinch cord, join the built-in buckles, and adjust for a perfect Down Coat fit! The DreamWalker boasts the best insulated down hood on the market. The DreamWalker’s hood is comfortable, pillow-soft, and adjusts easily – all without hindering vision. Insulated draft tubes protect arm accesses and stiffener prevents snags. Locking zippers adjust from either side. A comfortably warm, soft Draft Tube Collar prevents heat loss and is completely adjustable. Insulated, hand warmer pockets on the outside of the bag keep your hands warm when you use the bag in Down Jacket mode, and the pockets can also hold personal items such as keys, flashlight etc. Tired of the way your current sleeping bag’s zipper snags and binds every time you try to zip? The DreamWalker’s 2-way locking zipper protected by a snag preventing stiffeners utterly eliminates zipper snags and can be managed from either side. Open or Close the lower drawcord to make Dreamwalker a sleeping bag or a Down Coat. Chin guard insulates the sleeper’s chin. Overstuffed Insulated draft tube insulates the zipper. Bar-tacked stress points for extra strength. Includes Fluffing Storage Sack for fluffing the bag when not in use. Includes Dry Bag, to keep the bag dry on the trail. Reflective, glow-in-the-dark zipper pulls. We believe Exped equipment to be top-of-the-line gear. This top-of-the-line Sleeping Bag would go well with other outdoor equipment like camp camping tents picnic stove msr rei cabela marmot outdoor research primus big agnes wenzel Sierra Designs kelty western mountaineering eureka mountain hardware sherpa hennessy hammock hammocks Gossamer Gear eno northface north face nemo eastern outdoor research backpack hike hiking backpack backpacking trail trails map maps bivy sack sacks shelter tarp noah noahs coleman coghlans coghlan’s pack packs day sleeping bag bags seat seats chair chairs table tables stove stoves flashlight flashlights headlamps headlights headlamp headlight water hydration gps binoculars monocular compass freeze dried freeze-dried food pole poles trekking trek bear dog ski skiing snowshoe snowshoeing stuff gear guide book guides mountain bike bikes biking white gas kerosene alcohol denatured platypus nalgene swiss army knife pocket rocket canister gas cartridge bottle or other outdoor equipment. The item “Exped DreamWalker 650 Down Sleeping Bag, size Large, 750 fill down” is in sale since Tuesday, September 13, 2016. This item is in the category “Sporting Goods\Outdoor Sports\Camping & Hiking\Outdoor Sleeping Gear\Sleeping Bags”. The seller is “anemony3″ and is located in Anacortes, Washington. This item can be shipped to United States, to Canada, to United Kingdom, DK, RO, SK, BG, CZ, FI, HU, LV, LT, MT, EE, to Australia, GR, PT, CY, SI, to Japan, to China, SE, KR, ID, to Taiwan, TH, to Belgium, to France, to Hong Kong, to Ireland, to Netherlands, PL, to Spain, to Italy, to Germany, to Austria, RU, IL, to Mexico, to New Zealand, PH, SG, to Switzerland, NO, SA, UA, AE, QA, KW, BH, HR, MY, CL, CO, CR, PA, TT, GT, HN, JM.
Exped Dreamwalker 450 Sleeping Bag – 37 Degree Down. Exped’s Dreamwalker 450 Sleeping Bag is suitable for ultralight backpacking and convenient for three-season camping. When the morning is still brisk, you can convert this sleeping bag into a parka with zippered armholes and a drawcord adjustable footbox. That means you can get up, stoke the campfire, and make breakfast without a shiver. At night, the Dreamwalker ensures warmth through nights from spring to fall. The full-length center zipper lets you wear this bag like a blanket for warmer nights. Material: [face fabric] 20D nylon ripstop, [lining] 40D polyester. Insulation: 750-fill goose down. Shoulder Circumference: [medium] 29.5 in, [large] 35.4 in. We get people who get outside – plain and simple. Backcountry began in 1996 with two guys and a stack of avalanche beacons in an apartment in Park City, Utah. Our roots were humble, but our vision was clear: to provide the best outdoor gear to connect people with their passions. Sometimes, even the path less traveled can feel well worn, so we make our own way. We owe it to ourselves and our customers to be innovative, to take risks, and to reach remarkable new territory. We have deep roots in Utah, and we thrive on the trails and in the mountains surrounding Park City. Our corporate headquarters sits just north of old town Park City and within a quick pedal or a few footsteps of the Wasatch mountains. We will not accept the return of gear, bikes, or bike frames damaged due to negligence or abuse. You’ll be given the option to select a reason for your return and space to fill in more details. Please provide as much detail about your return as possible. Exchanges only require a few minutes. Immediately placing a new order ensures that you’ll get the new product quickly and that it won’t go out of stock while you wait. These options are available for eligible U. This receipt also serves as paperwork necessary for your return. Sorry, some restrictions apply. Bikes, kayaks, & car racks – No PO Boxes. It’s our goal to answer all of your questions and to help you find the best products to meet your needs. 8pm MT by clicking this link. This listing is currently undergoing maintenance, we apologise for any inconvenience caused. The item “Exped Dreamwalker 450 Sleeping Bag 37 Degree Down” is in sale since Thursday, October 29, 2015. This item is in the category “Sporting Goods\Outdoor Sports\Camping & Hiking\Outdoor Sleeping Gear\Sleeping Bags”. The seller is “backcountry” and is located in Salt Lake City, Utah. This item can be shipped to United States, to Canada, to United Kingdom, DK, RO, SK, BG, CZ, FI, HU, LV, LT, MT, EE, to Australia, GR, PT, CY, SI, to Japan, to China, SE, KR, ID, to Taiwan, ZA, TH, to Belgium, to France, to Hong Kong, to Ireland, to Netherlands, PL, to Spain, to Italy, to Germany, to Austria, RU, IL, to Mexico, to New Zealand, PH, SG, to Switzerland, NO, SA, UA, AE, QA, KW, BH, HR, MY, BR, CL, CO, CR, PA, TT, GT, HN, JM.
He Who Dies With The Most Toys Wins. I’m willing to use any means at my disposal to help you win. To encourage sales, I routinely offer discounts of up to 25%. While my initial asking price is generally somewhat higher than what you would expect to pay at a yard sale, when the cupboard is bare, I will offer discounts of up to 50% on selected items. In any event, if you send me a reasonable offer I will dial the price down a notch to put food on my table. Purpose-built for winter mountaineering, this premium-grade bag can deal with adverse conditions of the rather unpleasant variety. Based in Switzerland, Exped builds adventure gear that can endure prolonged exposure to the elements. With a water-resistant/ vapor-permeable shell [Pertex® Endurance] this bag is ideally suited for snow cave camping. Insulated with almost two pounds of 750-fill power down, the Swan compares favorably with top-of-the-line expedition-grade bags from Feathered Friends, Marmot and Western Mountaineering. The overall condition of the bag is excellent in every respect. I added this bag to my collection based on a review written by a fella who could recite, chapter and verse, every trait and aspect of this outstanding bag. The complete review wouldn’t fit on this page, but the introduction alone was more than enough to convince me of the bag’s merits. Exped – Swan WB sleeping bag review by RMOTO. I have owned a number of sleeping bags but this Exped Swan WB sleeping bag is by far the best I have owned. It is a top of the line sleeping bag with a price tag to match, however if like me you require a sleeping bag to keep you warm (or more to the point alive) in below freezing temperatures, then quality and performance is paramount. Here are some of the features I really like about this sleeping bag. It is completely waterproof, it is a compact sleeping bag and bivvy bag all in one. The stuff stack is durable and waterproof also. Great for carrying externally on a motorbike or strapping to the outside of your pack if a hunting trip brings success and you need the extra room for meat. The hood has three adjustment cords to get a perfect snug fit around your head in extreme cold conditions. It has a handy little velcro pouch inside. It is lightweight and packs up small. Comfort level -12°C survival level -31° C. After using this sleeping bag I have no desire to change, it satisfies every requirement I have and then some. I just can’t emphasise enough how great the waterproof feature is, it takes the hassle out of trying to keep your sleeping bag dry in wet conditions. Gear that has seen its fair share of wear and tear is my stock-in-trade; more often than not, the item will have minor condition issues of the cosmetic variety. O avoid getting on my wrong side, I’m thinking you should spend your nickels and dimes somewhere else. As it is, this cantankerous old goat already has enough of your kind on his naughty list. Flaws and imperfections are one thing, structural defects, on the other hand, are an altogether different matter- I don’t sell shoddy, hulled-out merchandise. Imbued with a pleasant disposition and the ability to communicate with people in a friendly manner. T he Grinch is a. Ogre with an aversion to roast beast, who pudding and obnoxious nitpickers who place undue importance on insignificant flaws. I should be able to answer any question you may have. Over the years, I’ve accumulated a lot of information, information that I’m willing to share. The east ridge tent emporium. While this endeavor is, for all intents and purposes, a glorified hobby that strayed off course, the selection of vintage merchandise in my shop is the end result of an acquisition process based on several decades of research. Truth is, over the years, this poor wayfaring vagabond has come to appreciate the traits and attributes, the benefits and drawbacks, of rugged, old school gear; gear purpose-built to bear the strain of prolonged exposure to conditions of the somewhat inhospitable variety. I made a wrong turn at Albuquerque, so this is as far as I got before I ran out of steam.. A-frames and Tipis: Rudimentary Tent Design, An Introduction to the Fundamental Aspects of. Prefatory Remarks: While I have nothing but respect for the fine free-standing and self-supporting tents that folks like Jansport and Moss were building back in the day, there were some other truly exceptional designs on the market back in the 70s. The vast majority of those designs were A-frames. Obtaining information related to old school gear is, by and large, a tad difficult, so knowing where to cast your net is the key to understanding the fundamental aspects of tent design. While from time to time you might stumble across an interesting tidbit online, the best source of detailed information is a dissertation that was cobbled together back in the mid-70s by William Kemsley. The Guide devotes three chapters, 57 of the 285 pages, to tent-related material. While traditional A-frames account for the majority of the 124 shelters evaluated, the selection is enough to put Baskin-Robbins to shame. The lineup includes flavors from Gerry, Holubar and Trailwise; from REI, Sierra Designs and The North Face; Early Winters, Snow Lion and MSR. If you’re at all familiar with tents, and if you’re reading this I will assume you are, you couldn’t help but notice that a very big name was left out of the line up. Just as the history of ice cream would be incomplete with mentioning vanilla, failing to mention Eureka would be akin to writing a history of the auto industry without mentioning Ford. Eureka deserves a place at the table, a place at the head of the table. Only one design featured in the Guide is still alive and kicking- the Eureka Timberline. The Eureka Timberline is a fossil of the self-tensioning A-frame variety. Back in the day, the self-tensioning A-frame was an innovative, state-of-the art design; other examples of the type include the Rivendell Bombshelter and the Trailwise Fitzroy. At the other end of the size spectrum, the Guide includes a base camp of the rudimentary, single-pole tipi variety that deserves some serious respect, the REI Mt McKinley, and a Sierra Designs tipi that can best be described as a work of art, the 3-Man Family Tripod. Neither fish, nor fowl, part A-frame, part tipi, the Tripod’s little brother, the Starflight, was downright peculiar. A gnat in the ointment: Given the overall value of the work, it may not be an issue of any great concern, but for some odd reason, a truly exceptional 3-man tipi from The North Face was edited out of the Guide. To omit some ordinary, run-of-the-mill design that doesn’t merit attention is one thing; to discard a gem is an altogether different matter. In any event, the aforementioned tipi is featured in the Fall 1975 edition of The North Face catalog; a catalog which is available online. Let me explain: In the April 1977 issue of Backpacker (aka Backpacker #20), an evaluation of the Dandelion appeared in a gear review entitled Under the Big Top. Lo and behold, a few months later, Under the Big Top was repurposed, minus the Dandelion evaluation, as a chapter in the Guide. This review is a thumbnail sketch based on my evaluation of the design. Truth be told, my initial impression was not altogether favorable. In addition to being a wee bit more than just a tad peculiar in a general sort of way, the 34-square foot Starflight has proven to be an odd duck in several other respects. The Starflight is not your standard basic-issue two-man tent. THE UNCOLA: Park the Starflight next to a standard basic-issue pup tent and the unorthodox nature of the design is rather obvious. Tailor-made for the seasoned backcountry explorer who marches to the beat of another drum, this pint-sized tipi may very well be the ideal shelter for the wilderness camper who is looking for a minimalistic retreat that resonates with a certain intangible quality. A quality that is best described as an acquired taste. Despite its outdated, by-gone era appearance, the Starflight tipi is a sound design with some features that… The item “Exped Swan WB 0-degree, down mountaineering bag with Pertex Endurance shell” is in sale since Sunday, December 06, 2015. This item is in the category “Sporting Goods\Outdoor Sports\Camping & Hiking\Outdoor Sleeping Gear\Sleeping Bags”. The seller is “ridge961″ and is located in Angleton, Texas. This item can be shipped to United States.
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