Sleep system

[m48goat]

Im looking at getting a new pad and sleeping bag for backpack hunts. I'm wondering what you guys are using? How light is your set up and does it compress down to a compact size? Thanks

Goat

 

[tracker12]

Sleeping bag depends on the temps I expect. Pad in a Big Agnus Q Core. Most comfortable pad I have ever used. Nice thing about it is the way the baffles are laid out that helps form sliding around. Rolls up ver nice and flat.

 

[barner107]

Big Agnes Ranger for me - with the Big Agnes pad slipped in the sleeve. Don't roll of pad and keeps me plenty warm on some chilly fall nights. Plus it is easy on the weight.

 

[Ltsheets]

I used a new pad made by Klymit last year. It rolls up and fits in a bag that's the size of an aluminum can, no joke. Was surprised how well it worked last year and will be using it again this year.

 

[m48goat]

ltsheets, just looked at those klymit pads. there something different, i think i like them and there idea. might have to try them out

 

[scandalousbob]

>I used a new pad made
>by Klymit last year.
>It rolls up and fits
>in a bag that's the
>size of an aluminum can,
>no joke. Was surprised
>how well it worked last
>year and will be using
>it again this year.

+1 for the Klymit Static V pad. Much more comfortable than my old Thermarest ProLite and more compact, too.

 

[Ltsheets]

I was skeptical at first with the Klymit pad b/c of how it looks, but my friend swore by it and I'm glad I listened to him. It sleeps as well as any compact thermarest and is way more compact.

 

[m48goat]

Do any of you guys have sleeping bag recommendations, looking for 0-15 degree bag that still packs down to a compact size

 

[tracker12]

Western Mountaineering

 

[Deerlove]

Do you guys think the Klymit is comfy? Neither did I.

 

[hank4elk]

I been using Therma-rest Prolite pad and either the Marmot Never Summer -15 on up, or the Kelty Tundra Syn 15 on up.
Bomb proof.
I have 5 bags and 3 pads.....