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RDS: Responsible Down Standardbrghunter wrote: ↑ Not nearly the selection there was back in February, but still a few decent items left. Looks like they're slowly rolling out the coming year's stock.
Pardon?
Based on ONE review?FlamingTuxedo wrote: ↑Do your research
When I did mine for a previous sale I found that some reviewer say temperature readings are overstated for most mountain hardware bags
Decided not to buy even at half off based on that
Sorry no links
I'm surprised. Sure it's not western mountaineering but I was a salesman about a decade ago and this was a typical practice with cheap companies (to the point that somes outdoor folks find it irresponssible and potentially dangerous). Not decent companies like MH. But times change.FlamingTuxedo wrote: ↑ Do your research
When I did mine for a previous sale I found that some reviewer say temperature readings are overstated for most mountain hardware bags
Decided not to buy even at half off based on that
Sorry no links
Are you looking to car camp or hike? You're generally paying for higher quality materials/stitching, as well as lighter materials. But if you're just car camping then I would personally just use a down blanket in a tent.RAND0M1ZER wrote: ↑ What's a good price for a decent summer/fall sleeping bag? I see cheap ones at Canadian Tire/Walmart but what am I getting with these fancy $100+ bags?
