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Western Mountaineering Kodiak LZ MicroFiber Sleeping Bag - 70

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Western Mountaineering Kodiak LZ MicroFiber Sleeping Bag - 70
SKU
JC2992
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Source specifications

Brand
Western Mountaineering
Color
Unset
Occupancy
1 Person
Shape
Mummy
Seasons
Winter
Temperature Rating
Comfort
Age Range (Description)
Adult
Sport
Mountaineering
Material
goose-down
Fill Material
Down
Product Dimensions
84"L x 41"W
Closure Type
Zipper
Item Weight
3.74 Pounds
Outer Material
Polyester
Fabric Type
[face fabric] MicroLite XP (polyester microfiber)
Size
7ft/Left Zip
UPC
813735021833
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H
29 x 14 x 12 inches
Package Weight
3.74 Pounds
Item Dimensions LxWxH
29 x 14 x 12 inches
Brand Name
Western Mountaineering
Warranty Description
Limited Warranty
Model Name
70KODILZ
Suggested Users
mens
Number of Items
1
Manufacturer
Western Mountaineering
Part Number
70KODILZ
Fill Material Type
Down

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About this item

Wasn't it the Big and Tall Gazzette, that called our Western Mountaineering Kodiak MF the XL (or excel?) of sleeping bags? This 0° mummy bag has a full 66in of shoulder girth and 41in of foot girth to fit any bear sized person. 30 oz. of down fill this bag with 7in of loft and the continuous baffles keep the bag versatile as the weather changes. Both the draft tube and full down collar are 3-dimensionally sewn and amply filled with down. The MicroLite XP shell makes this bag stand firm against any weather. All this with a total weight of only 2 lbs. 12 oz. No matter what your size, we have a bag to fit! The Kodiak is also available in 7ft lengths! Size: 7ft 0in Length Rating: 0° F Loft: 7in Inside Girth (shdr/hip/foot): 67in /58in /41in [face fabric] MicroLite XP (polyester microfiber); Made in USA; 5 1/4IN Spacing/Continuous Baffles; 66IN/41IN (Shoulder/Foot) Girth; Full Down Collar Materials: ‎goose-down. Rated 5.0 out of 5.

  • [face fabric] MicroLite XP (polyester microfiber)
  • Made in USA
  • 5 1/4IN Spacing/Continuous Baffles
  • 66IN/41IN (Shoulder/Foot) Girth
  • Full Down Collar
  • 7IN Loft, 0° F temperature Rating
  • 2 lbs. 12 oz. Total Weight with 30 oz. of Down Fill

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Materials and care

Material
goose-down
Fill Material
Down
Outer Material
Polyester
Fabric Type
[face fabric] MicroLite XP (polyester microfiber)
Fill Material Type
Down

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Product details

Wasn't it the Big and Tall Gazzette, that called our Western Mountaineering Kodiak MF the XL (or excel?) of sleeping bags? This 0° mummy bag has a full 66in of shoulder girth and 41in of foot girth to fit any bear sized person. 30 oz. of down fill this bag with 7in of loft and the continuous baffles keep the bag versatile as the weather changes. Both the draft tube and full down collar are 3-dimensionally sewn and amply filled with down. The MicroLite XP shell makes this bag stand firm against any weather. All this with a total weight of only 2 lbs. 12 oz. No matter what your size, we have a bag to fit! The Kodiak is also available in 7ft lengths! Size: 7ft 0in Length Rating: 0° F Loft: 7in Inside Girth (shdr/hip/foot): 67in /58in /41in Fill Wt: 34 oz Total Wt: 3 lb 1 oz Stuff Size: 9in x 18in

Highlights: [face fabric] MicroLite XP (polyester microfiber) Made in USA 5 1/4IN Spacing/Continuous Baffles 66IN/41IN (Shoulder/Foot) Girth Full Down Collar 7IN Loft, 0° F temperature Rating 2 lbs. 12 oz. Total Weight with 30 oz. of Down Fill

Key details: Brand: Western Mountaineering | Color: Unset | Occupancy: 1 Person | Shape: Mummy | Seasons: Winter | Temperature Rating: Comfort | Age Range (Description): Adult | Sport: Mountaineering | Material: goose-down | Fill Material: Down

Materials and feel: goose-down.

Sizes may include: S, M, L, XL.

Customer feedback: 5.0/5 average rating.

Review snippets: The bag is worthy of the price tag. I took it out hammock camping recently, the weather got down into the mid 20s, I was perfectly warm and cozy in my hammock. In the morning, as the temperature rose to