Because Aron gets cold easily lolI'm curious why they went with 6oz insulation (like the doobie) vs ~3oz (woobie).
I'm curious why they went with 6oz insulation (like the doobie) vs ~3oz (woobie).
they just put it up on FB. Its on their website too. Looks pretty good.
What about it looks pretty good? The Kifaru name?
At 2.5lbs for a 25 degree bag that will fill a third or more of my pack I would have to disagree.
True, but an EE Convert will do the same thing and cut 2.5lbs from your weight. Plenty of options in that weight range from other companies for less money. I'm sure it's built well, but it doesn't solve any needs for me.Well considering my bag is about 4 pounds it does fill a niche for me. Not everyone on this site travels 10 miles in the back country and counts every ounce but when u can cut 1.5 pounds it may make sense. Besides I like the option of having a bag or quilt depending on how warm or cold it is.
True, but an EE Convert will do the same thing and cut 2.5lbs from your weight. Plenty of options in that weight range from other companies for less money. I'm sure it's built well, but it doesn't solve any needs for me.
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By the time the convert is down to 20 degrees and long/wide version you're at about 2 pounds. That's for down. Some people see advantages to synthetic.
They might, but ounce for ounce down is substantially warmer than synthetic. It's why it takes more synthetic to equal the same temp rating in a down product. There's another thread on here where they posted the thermal ratings of down vs synthetic materials. It's pretty enlightening.
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