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<blockquote data-quote="Ts3" data-source="post: 1541211" data-attributes="member: 90330"><p>I backpack in the summer in western states and year round at home in Arkansas. I spent a lot of time researching before I bought my bags and didn't worry too much about cost. I have a 25 degree rated WM Terralite that has been fantastic. Similar to the megalite mentioned above, but roomier. For really warm trips I have a feathered friends down quilt rated to 40 degrees. </p><p>If you are tent sleeping and not in absolutely soaked conditions, get the highest quality down bag you can. No synthetic can offer the same warmth with as little weight and pack space. There is no comparison. My kids' bags are premium synthetic youth bags. They are heavier and bulkier in the pack than my huge Terralite!</p><p>Your best bet on picking a certain bag would be the head to head reviews by backpacking sites. Outdoor gear lab, clever hiker, and switchback travel are very good.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ts3, post: 1541211, member: 90330"] I backpack in the summer in western states and year round at home in Arkansas. I spent a lot of time researching before I bought my bags and didn’t worry too much about cost. I have a 25 degree rated WM Terralite that has been fantastic. Similar to the megalite mentioned above, but roomier. For really warm trips I have a feathered friends down quilt rated to 40 degrees. If you are tent sleeping and not in absolutely soaked conditions, get the highest quality down bag you can. No synthetic can offer the same warmth with as little weight and pack space. There is no comparison. My kids’ bags are premium synthetic youth bags. They are heavier and bulkier in the pack than my huge Terralite! Your best bet on picking a certain bag would be the head to head reviews by backpacking sites. Outdoor gear lab, clever hiker, and switchback travel are very good. [/QUOTE]
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