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#121887 - 10/04/09 10:51 PM Re: 2 bags: 40 & 15 or 35 & 10 ??? [Re: 2brnot2b]
skinewmexico member Registered: 09/23/08 Posts: 81	Doesn't look to me like either split fits the temps you hike in. But I would second something from Western Mountaineering (30-35 degree), they are well known for conservative temp ratings, and made in the USA. And gorgeous. Then buy an ultralight quilt for hiking in the 50s.
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2 bags: 40 & 15 or 35 & 10 ???	2brnot2b	10/03/09 06:37 PM
Re: 2 bags: 40 & 15 or 35 & 10 ???	Glenn	10/03/09 10:29 PM
Re: 2 bags: 40 & 15 or 35 & 10 ???	aimless	10/04/09 01:11 PM
Re: 2 bags: 40 & 15 or 35 & 10 ???	Glenn	10/04/09 04:51 PM
Re: 2 bags: 40 & 15 or 35 & 10 ???	2brnot2b	10/04/09 08:05 PM
Re: 2 bags: 40 & 15 or 35 & 10 ???	skinewmexico	10/04/09 10:51 PM
Re: 2 bags: 40 & 15 or 35 & 10 ???	hatidua	10/04/09 11:19 PM
Re: 2 bags: 30 & 10	300winmag	10/08/09 10:27 PM
Re: 2 bags: 40 & 15 or 35 & 10 ???	jivebaby	10/13/09 01:17 PM

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