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The Western Mountaineering Antelope Super DL: 5 Degree sleeping bag allows you to bound into the most frigid climates without a care. When the Sierras or the Rockies are your usual destinations, and you need the maximum protection from your bag, leave nothing to chance with our Antelope Super. Its roomy 62" shoulder girth allows for comfort and the 7" loft from 26oz of high lofting down provides warmth down to 5 degrees. The security of this bag is sealed with a full 3-dimensional down filled Super Collar and a robust draft tube. Our DryLoft 830 shell fabric is the lightest weight and most compressible DryLoft available. It is the most water resistant, breathable fabric for sleeping bags. This bag has the collar and a draft tube completely made with DryLoft fabric to create an impenetrable seal. These Antelopes take over in early spring and last till late fall. At a total weight of 2lb, 13oz, they are the most substantial 3-season bag available. -Vendor
The Antelope SMF from Western Mountaineering is the most substantial 3-season bag available. Pushing the limits of those three seasons is a hefty 7 inches of loft from the premium goose down and features to seal in that warmth when you really need it.
| Country of Origin: | USA |
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| Degree: | 5F |
| Draft Collar: | Yes |
| Insulation: | 850+ down |
| Material: | [shell] DryLoft 830 |
| Max User Height: | [Short] 5'6", [Reg] 6', [Lng] 6'6" |
| Recommended Use: | Cold, alpine climates |
| Shape: | Mummy |
| Shoulder / Hip / Foot Circumference: | [Reg] 62/53/39in |
| Stuff Size: | 9 x 18in |
| Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Weight: | [Reg] 2lb 13oz |
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Fantastic bag | |
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I bought an antelope a few years ago and love it. The quality is second to none and it will keep you warm, maybe too warm. I find myself stripping down and leaving it unzipped almost every time I've been in this bag it's so warm. I'm around 5'11" and got the long (6'6"). It leaves enough room to stuff clothes down in the bottom to keep 'em warm for the morning, and if you're prone to cold feet, it helps that situation. | |
| OwenC at Backcountry.com on 10/26/2009 | |
Damn the price and get one! | |
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Man, this bag sure is warm. I have the Microfiber version and I slept in it on a trip up Mt. San Jacinto and the temps plummeted to 8F. I was really, really warm and had to peel off some layers of clothing. I'm an average sleeper (neither hot nor cold) but this bag made me think I was a hot sleeper when I'm really not! Western Mountaineering has the most conservative rating in the industry it seems and this bag is no exception. Damn the price and get one. | |
| Anonymous at Backcountry.com on 03/31/2006 | |
ALL WM Bags are worth the Xtra $ | |
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Four season bag in many areas, three plus in the rest. Warm & lightweight plus water resistant. Many times it's too warm to fully zip up. Can be used as a down comforter if this is the case. Roomy all the way around & sooooo | |
| Jeff Gerhard at Backcountry.com on 11/13/2007 | |
Great Bag | |
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If you are looking for a down bag to keep you warm, this is your bag. If there's anything you can say bad about this bag, it might be that it is too warm. I have taken this bag on several trips, and, many times, while the people I was with were putting on everything they had before going to bed, I was taking layers off. | |
| ejchis at Backcountry.com on 03/12/2007 | |
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