Sleeping
Gear Reviews
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I really admire those people who are
able to fall asleep on hard, often
rocky, ground. I am not one of
those, and I take comfort in the
Therm-a-Rest GuideLite
self-inflating mattress. |
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While self-inflating sleeping pads are
favored by most, there are still
many good reasons to consider a
closed-cell sleeping pad for your
outdoor adventures. The Ridge Rest
from Cascade Designs is the king of
closed-cell sleeping pads. |
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This cool-looking sleeping bag
offers an explosion of warmth on
cold nights. With this tough,
water-resistant, -5 degree, 800-fill down bag,
you may never sleep cold again. |
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During warmer weather, you don't
need a heavy-duty sleeping bag.
Instead, you need a comfortable,
lighter-weight bag that won't be too
hot, and one that doesn't mind if it
gets a little wet from those
invariable warm-weather showers. |
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If you could find a sleeping bag
that keeps you warm all the down to
15 degrees and weighed less than two
pounds, would you buy it? If so,
then you might want to march right
out and get yourself the amazing Mountainsmith
Vision sleeping bag.
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Sometimes you just don't need the
warmth of a sleeping bag. Whether
you are summer backpacking,
hostelling, or trekking,
the REI Travel Sack negates the need
for a sleeping bag or sleeping
sheets. |
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