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Mountain Hardwear Phantom 32 (2012)

£300.00

The Mountain Hardwear Phantom 32 is a light bag that compresses down very well for packing, but it still manages to be warm. Its low bulk comes from a mix of good-quality down fill and a shell made of incredibly light fabric, which at just 15 denier is the finest in our test. The bag has a two-way full-length zip ...

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Mountain Hardwear Lamina 20 2011

£100.00

The Mountain Hardwear Lamina 20 is one of the lightest sleeping bags on test and, as a result, it packs down small in a good stuffsack. There’s a great two-way zip that doesn’t snag, and a substantial baffle alongside to eliminate cold spots. The hood is big but feels extremely cosy when pulled tight, and both on this and the ...

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Mountain Hardwear Lamina 20 2009

£100.00

The Mountain Hardwear Lamina 20 is a mummy-shaped 3-season synthetic sleeping bag that is cut a little wider at the legs for comfort. Its two-way full-length zip runs smoothly with little snagging. A large shoulder baffle seals in the heat, and the hood, though basic, fitted well. The drawcords for the hood and shoulder baffle are split into tape and ...

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Mountain Hardwear Piute

£160.00

The Piute is a straightforward 3-season down sleeping bag that you could find plenty of opportunities to use throughout much of the year. The design is not over the top or fussy: it simply gets the job done. The hood has a small baffle added around the face to help provide a nice seal when it’s drawn in, thus preventing ...

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Mountain Hardwear Cotopaxi -10

£95.00

This was foulnd to be a very warm synthetic sleeping bag in the Trail lab test with a result of -23 deg C, and it was noticeably warm in use too. It also has shingle construction, which means there are fewer cold spots. The side zip is well-designed so that it doesn’t snag, and it benefits from a well-filled and ...

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Mountain Hardwear Fuji

£85.00

At just 1445g this is a very lightweight 3-season synthetic sleeping bag yet it maintains a reasonable temperature rating and is a very competitive price for the weight. It comes packed in a compression stuffsack that also allows it to be packed down very small. It is built with shingle construction, so overlapping layers of insulation reduce cold spots. Particularly ...