I purchased a couple of affordable down sleeping bags to test and try out for things like having an emergency bag in the back of the car or giving one to my lil helper or things like that.
Before going outdoors, it’s always good to test out gear before needing to rely on it to save your life. I evaluated the heat retention of these bags in 30 degree Fahrenheit weather on a windy day outside on an uninsulated cot, while wearing shorts, to comfort test these in cold conditions.
Chapters:
Introduction: (0:00)
Banner Intro: (2:01)
NewDoar 800FP Sleeping Bag: (2:07)
Five Minutes Later: (2:40)
The North Face Eco Down 20 Sleeping Bag: (6:04)
Packed Size and Weigh In: (10:37)
NewDoar Weight: (11:13)
TNF Weight: (11:35)
Specs: (12:03)
Signing Off: (12:03)
It’s Cold Outside: (12:28)
Links:
NewDoar Sleeping Bag: [ Ссылка ]
The North Face Eco Down 20 Sleeping Bag: [ Ссылка ]
Specs:
NewDoar 32F/0C Down Bag:
800 fill power goose down (as tested)
74.8x33.8 inches (190x86cm) bag size at shoulder width
Rated for 32-41F (0-5C)
Weighed in at 1 lb, 7.6 oz (668 grams)
$82.99 on Amazon for Goose down version (as tested)
Duck down version also available for $78.99.
The North Face Eco Trail Down 20:
600 fill power recycled down
20F (-7C) temperature rating
Weighed in at 3 lb, 1.5 oz (1400 grams)
9”x16” stuff bag
Regularly $198.95
On sale off-season for $129.25 on Amazon (seen for $104 elsewhere after I bought it)
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