Reddit reviews Ledge Sports Scorpion +45 F Degree Ultra Light Design, Ultra Compact Sleeping Bag (84 X 32 X 20)

We found 4 Reddit comments about Ledge Sports Scorpion +45 F Degree Ultra Light Design, Ultra Compact Sleeping Bag (84 X 32 X 20). Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

Size: 84 inches X 32 inches X 20 inches, Packed Uncompressed: 12 inches X 6 inchesFill Weight: 0.5 lb., Pack Weight: 1.9 lb. (T8 Compression)Dobby Diamond 250T Ripstop Shell, Softech II 210T LinerHibernate Extreme, Micro Denier, Continuous Filament Fiber FillExternal Pocket, Drawstring Hood Closure with Barrel Locks, Stuff Sack, Synthetic Fill

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4 Reddit comments about Ledge Sports Scorpion +45 F Degree Ultra Light Design, Ultra Compact Sleeping Bag (84 X 32 X 20):

u/surfilm · 2 pointsr/AppalachianTrail

Pack - Gregory Savant 58 (3.6 lbs)
[Ledge Sports Scorpion Summer Bag] (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003SS56RS/ref=oh_details_o08_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&amp;psc=1) -1.9 lbs, w/ included compression sack
Big Agnes Air Core Sleeping Pad (1.3 lbs)
Shelter - Modified REI Half Dome 4 Footprint (w/ some added grommets and tie outs, turned it into a tarp tent) - 14 ozs
Penny Stove (w/ aluminum foil windscreen) - weight negligible
16 oz fuel bottle (w/ alcohol fuel), an old smartwater brand water bottle (1 lb filled to 16 oz capacity)
Cookset - primus LiTech Trek Kettle primus LiTech Trek Kettle 9oz
2 Gatorade (twist cap) bottle, 2L Platypus Bladder (~5 lbs fully loaded)
Aquamira - weight negligible
Black Diamond Gizmo Headlamp - 2.2 ozs
BAFX Trekking Poles ($25 on Amazon, a bit bulky, but more or less disposable, held up fine over this trek)
Frogg Toggs (DriDucks) Raingear - the best (and cheapest) raingear your dollars can buy - $18.00 if I recall correctly (it's lasted a few years to this point) - 10.4 ozs
Outdoor Products 20L dry bag (for my bear bag / food storage / electronics)

Those are the basics. Here it is all laid out. - http://imgur.com/EaRk9tS

u/FUTURE_CATLADY_ · 2 pointsr/tall

While this sack fit my 6'8 250ish# boyfriend perfectly, it probably won't be good for really chilly winter camping. Otherwise, it's great for the fall and summer temperature wise and it compresses very well. I have no complaints, especially for the price.

u/kimbo305 · 2 pointsr/bicycletouring

I really liked this sleeping bag: http://www.amazon.com/Ledge-Sports-Scorpion-Compact-Sleeping/dp/B003SS56RS/

I bought it on tour (dumb story) and lucked out in how effective it was and how small it packed. But it's a +45 bag -- might be too cold for your trip.

u/BubbaBass · 1 pointr/CampingandHiking

I found this pack on Amazon. It fits my price range and my temp range as well. If worst comes to worst, I can pile on the clothes and heat up water for water bottle heater.

Wouldn't be willing to part with one would you? ;D