Posted on August 14th, 2008 by mzankich
A kids pink sleeping bag is the perfect item for your daughters first sleepover. An adults pink sleeping bag is also very popular among women. Even though you may be going into the outdoors, you do not always need to give up on style. They make pink camo sleeping bags, but sometimes are a little difficult to find. Many kids sleeping bags come big enough so they will last a long time. A girls pink sleeping bag could be the perfect thing to get your children out camping for the first time.
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Posted on July 30th, 2008 by mzankich
The REI Sahara sleeping bag is designed with comfort and weight savings in mind. Its a lightweight bag that has a mummy shape, but offers plenty of space. High quality 600 fill power goose down is warm, lightweight and compressible. The Sahara has ripstop nylon and smooth taffeta for comfort against your skin. Baffle construction allows the down to remain fully lofted and keeps it from shifting and preventing cold spots. It has a relaxed fit from hip to knees to increase comfort by providing toss and turn space. A contoured hood with differentiated drawcords enable you quick and easy adjustments, even in the dark. Ground level side seams and a full length insulated draft tube backing make this bag very warm with no heat loss through the seams. A draft collar keeps the cold from penetrating through the top of the sleeping bag. It has pad loops at the shoulders and hips to provide an attachment point to keep the bag and your sleeping pad together. It also Includes a nylon stuff sack and cotton storage bag.
Purchase the REI Sahara today!
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Posted on July 24th, 2008 by mzankich
You will enjoy the dimensions of this feature packed, all season giant. It leaves you plenty of romm if you toss and turn in your sleep. The Climashield filament insulation provides excellent thermal efficiency, durability and water resistance in a lightweight package. There is overlapping shingle construction that eliminates cold spots and a silky taffeta shell that is tough enough for years of dependable use. The main zipper allows the sleeping bag to be fully unzipped for use as a blanket, which is a very nice feature. There is a separate center zipper on the hood that partially unzips for ventilation or fully unzips if the bag is used as a blanket. A zippered footbox vent allows cooling airflow when needed.There are color coded and one handed hood drawcords which make adjustments easy at night. Adjustable, insulated draft collar with microfleece cord tunnel is comfortable against skin. The bag includes a compression stuff sack and nylon storage bag.
Pick up the The North Face Goliath today!
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Posted on July 17th, 2008 by mzankich
There are many forms of backpacking depending on how you look at it. Backpacking for beginners could be traveling through Europe living in hostels. Another form could be a 4 day hike over 20 miles through the mountains and forest. An even easier example would be hiking two miles into your campsite and hiking the two miles out the next day. I recently experienced this when I hurt my foot three days prior to our trip. We had reservations for two different camps and would have put in around 18 miles for the three days we were out. With the injury, we cut it dramatically short, but still wanted to get out and enjoy the fresh air.
On one of my first backpacking trips I used a $50 dollar backpack from the army surplus store. It was one big compartment and I used bungee cords to strap my sleeping bag on. It was not ideal, but I didn’t care as long as I could still go. I would advise that you should bring a mummy bag or some other synthetic sleeping bag. The kids sleepover bag should probably stay in the closet.
You have a backpack and a sleeping bag, now you need some backpacking food. After have picked out your essential goodies, pick out a trail in your area. You do not need to venture far to enjoy the outdoors. Check out the national parks website for ideas.
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Posted on July 16th, 2008 by mzankich
The Arrow Rock by Sierra Designs is rated to 15 degrees. You will not hesitate a bit to go higher when you’ve got a lightweight warm Arrow Rock in your pack. The flex technology throughout gives you an unparalleled night’s rest. There is 600 fill goose down that lets you sleep well on high mountains. Tuck stitching guards the seams from abrasion and breaking down. A draft tube and ergonomic hood seal out the cold, while a full length snag free zipper allows you to adjust if the temperature fluctuates. Sierra Designs has also included 30D polyester material for a sturdy and water repellent construction.
There is free shipping at Moosejaw on orders over $29 so pick up the Sierra Designs Arrow Rock today!
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