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Poncha 35 Degree Sleeping Bag
$54.99 + $5 Shipping
Condition: New

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I've seen this before

15 degrees better than this time last night!

Oh look, its a tomb :D

human inch worm suit

greydevil wrote:Oh look, its a tomb :D

Features:

Relax mummy shape

Sleeparito.

oooh Poncah 35 degree! I'm glad I didn't waste my money on an old Kenosha 20 degree one!

That photo looks more like 45 degrees.

Awesome Willie Nelson parody for thewriteip. KUDOS.

Mummy shaped? I gotta wait for the Pear shaped version....

Relax mummy shape?

More like "claustrophobia panic attack shape."

based on the past few items you'd think they want us to go camping

quantumparticle wrote:Awesome Willie Nelson parody for thewriteip. KUDOS.

Write-up even.

63.19 Free ship on ebags.
Not the greatest deal.
Ugly green color also.
Someday I need to buy a couple sleeping bags. But I like to check them first.

Camo would be cool hehe

Man I truly miss camping.
Would love to go Camping & Fishing.

Nodwick wrote:That photo looks more like 45 degrees.

If I wasn't some damn tired that probably wouldn't have been so funny!

Actually, 15 degrees worse than last night, but why pick nits?

Nits? Does Woot! ever put Nits in Bugles of Capricorn?

jseureau wrote:I've seen this before

Does this mean you are warm at 35 degrees or the bag keeps your body at 35 degrees?

Not many reviews for this bag, but there is one on Amazon. Supposedly it's a bit narrow shoulder-wise for bigger people. It is at 10 bucks cheaper here though even counting in shipping. Also linking Moosejaw and the manufacturer's site.

http://www.amazon.com/Mountainsmith-Poncha-35-Degree-Synthetic-Sleeping/dp/B00452E5JQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1335330734&sr=8-1

http://www.moosejaw.com/moosejaw/shop/product_Mountainsmith-Poncha-35-Degree-Sleeping-Bag_10118281_10208_10000001_-1_

http://www.mountainsmith.com/products.asp?productId=301&categoryId=47&subCategoryId=39&subCategory2Id=

therealjrn wrote:

Your number of posts is 666

using this product would require going outside

Will this make me turn into a pretty butterfly?

When it is 35F outside, I sleep inside. This obviates the need for a sleeping bag.

Majorly loving the amount of outdoorsy gear showing up in this Woot-Off. I haven't managed to be paying attention at the right time to buy anything yet, but I really hope this kind of stuff keeps showing up! I spend so much money on crap for my bike and for hiking and whatever, and I'm glad to let Woot have some of that windfall

gertiestn wrote:Actually, 15 degrees worse than last night, but why pick nits?

Nits? Does Woot! ever put Nits in Bugles of Capricorn?

Yeah, that occurred to me too late, it was already out there. But I do prefer warmer weather.

butterflys4dreams wrote:Does this mean you are warm at 35 degrees or the bag keeps your body at 35 degrees?

the only sleeping chamber that keeps your body at 35 degrees is the morgue

dessndave wrote:
Ugly green color also.

looks more like a chartreuse to me......

butterflys4dreams wrote:Does this mean you are warm at 35 degrees or the bag keeps your body at 35 degrees?

they dont specify, so i kiddingly assume that they mean 35 degrees celsius

translated to fahrenheit is 95 degrees

you will quite toasty.

joshobra wrote:Will this make me turn into a pretty butterfly?

I also need to know the answer to this.

. . .because of reasons.

Really nice sleeping bag. This one compared to the last is much lighter although still a bit much for me. Also I didn't check on the last one but this particular sleeping bag has YKK zippers and looks like it goes all the way around the feet witch means if you get to warm but still find it to cold to sleep with out SOMETHING then you can unzip the bag and use it as a blanket. As with the last bag I would stay away from this if you know it's going to be colder the the 35 Degrees listed.

Hey! These are also my dimensions!

■Dimensions: 10" x 82’’ x 32.5’‘

My experience w/ sleeping bag temps is similar to EPA mileage for your car. A bit exaggerated. I have 20 degree bags that are good to about 30 and that's it. So I'd guess this is good to about 45 or so which isn't bad but isn't all that chilly either. If it's about 50 degrees outside, I just lie on top of the sleeping bag in my tent for most of the night until I get chilly.
You can do much better at campmor where there is a 15 degree bag for $10 cheaper.
http://www.campmor.com/outdoor/gear/Product___85292

Love woot but this is not the best deal.

There are actually quite a bit of variables involved in getting the maximum warmth out of your sleeping bag. Often times even at 40 degrees a 35 degree rated bag will leave you feeling chilly. You are actually warmer when you are naked in the bag

More info here:

http://www.bigskyfishing.com/camping-gear/sleeping-bag-temperature-ratings.php

Looks like a ST:TNG Type-2 phaser.