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Summer camping season is here. Stash your Lafuma X650 Pro Sleeping Bag in your backpack and hit the trail—this bag adds a modest pound and seven ounces to your pack. When it’s too hot to sleep in the tent, this sleeping bag’s water-repellent shell and synthetic insulation maintain warmth and fight early-morning dew. Keep your headlamp in the interior pocket for easy access during the night, and use the two-way zipper to vent excess heat.

The X650 Pro by Lafuma is made for back country adventure. It features a great warmth to weight ratio and key details that make it a great choice no matter what your chosen activity.
| Degree: | 40F (4.4C) |
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| Draft Collar: | Draft tube |
| Insulation: | Synthetic 8D ultramicro fiber |
| Material: | [Shell] polyamide 40D ripstop, water-repellent treatment; [Lining] polyamide 40D |
| Max User Height: | 6ft (182cm) |
| Recommended Use: | Camping |
| Shape: | Mummy |
| Shoulder / Hip / Foot Circumference: | 64 / 60 / 40in (163 / 152 / 102cm) |
| Stuff Size: | 10 x 5in (25 x 12.7cm) |
| Stuff or Storage Sack: | Stuff |
| Weight: | 1lb 7oz (652g) |
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Sometimes brands make complementary products for the opposite gender that coordinate with this product, we also try to show these products below.
| Lafuma Pro 650G Sleeping Bag: 30 Degree DownUnspecified | $219.90 | |
| Lafuma X800 Sleeping Bag: 40 Degree Synthetic - Women's | $84.90 |
These are products that have been indicated being comparable to this product:
| Lafuma Warm N Light 600 Down Sleeping Bag Hiking & Camping > Sleeping Bags & Pads | $106.95 - $119.95 | |
| Lafuma Warm N Light 800G Down XL Sleeping Bag Hiking & Camping > Sleeping Bags & Pads | $179.95 |
This product is available in the following colors:
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| Deep Gray / Meadow Green |
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| Size | Color |
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| Deep Gray / Meadow Green | |
| Left Zip | 84.90 |
| Right Zip | 84.90 |
SummitHut.com offers this product at $84.95, but does not provide any color/size information.
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Very soft | |
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After getting sunburned all over this bag was really nice to spend the night in. The lining is very soft and the bag is roomy as well. I enjoyed being able to move the bag with my whole body getting in different sleeping positions without it getting bunched up anywhere. The only drawback I found was the compression system on the included bag is a little awkward but at the size it is that's no real issue. After my first night in this I can't wait for the next. My expectations for weight, size, and price have all been met with this bag. | |
| Zach A at Backcountry.com on 05/17/2009 | |
OKay I suppose | |
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Used this back in the spring season in the Blue Ridge mountains. I made the mistake of not using a pad in combination with this bag and froze my tail off. I was wearing a layer and I believe the overnight low was around 48-50. The great thing about this bag is that it packs down very very small (which suits my ultra-light style). I just ordered the X950 Pro and we'll see how that one does with a little extra insulation and a small pad. | |
| whitewater1322362 at Backcountry.com on 09/18/2009 | |
Great Bag | |
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Took this bag up to Lake Placid last weekend. Kept me perfectly comfortable with an overnight low of 50. I used a sleeping pad and was wearing shorts and a T shirt, so to use it down to 40 a liner or warmer clothes would help but. I like to to be warm when I sleep. This bag is also super light and packs real small. If you're looking for a good cheep summer sleeping bag this is a great way to go. | |
| dan3233451 at Backcountry.com on 08/21/2009 | |
Nice! | |
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Great bag for someone with a budget. Packs down really small, mine got down to about 6x5 inches with the included compression sack. Little nervous about the warmth, but after spending the night in it I have little doubts that it would make the 40 degrees mark if you are wearing a small layer. Really like the bag, there is no way the price/weight/warmth can be beat. | |
| Stephen Judd at Backcountry.com on 04/17/2009 | |
Nice little bag. | |
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This is a great little bag; packs small and light. I take it on all my summer trips, but would agree that you will need a layer of clothes to make the 40f rating. Obviously since it is a light bag it is a bit on the fragile side. Take extra care when zipping up. | |
| dansb at Backcountry.com on 08/04/2009 | |
Packs very small | |
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This bag packs extremely small! Very light pack and you can take it anywhere with you. Its very thin, so it doesn't keep you very warm. Definitely wouldn't sleep in 40 degree weather with this one. Maybe 65+ degree temps. Good summer bag. | |
| SpencerM at Backcountry.com on 07/08/2009 | |
Nice Sleeping Bag | |
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Used it in a variety of different temps and kept me warm. Packs small and is light, inside it is soft and quite comfertable and on the colder nights can just about sinch the opening shut to stay toasty | |
| Daniel OConnell at Backcountry.com on 09/29/2009 | |