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Buy the Mountain Hardwear Lamina 0F/-18C Long Sleeping Bag online for $95.00 (marked down from $300.00) and get legendary welded synthetic construction that eliminates cold spots for serious cold-weather camping.
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SKU : TRE-SER-583
Mountain Hardwear Lamina 0F/-18C Long Sleeping Bag (Unisex, Electron Yellow, Left-Hand Zipper) is on sale now for $95.00, down from $300.00 — a $205.00 discount on a legendary sub-freezing synthetic mummy bag built for winter campers who demand warmth without dead weight.
At 68% off MSRP, this is the affordable way into Mountain Hardwear's flagship Lamina series. Save $205.00 with code SAVE15 stacking on top at checkout for even more savings.
Unlike down bags, Temperlite synthetic insulation keeps insulating when damp — a decisive advantage in winter condensation and snow-camp conditions, at a sale price down bags can't touch.
Winter backpackers, snow campers, and cold sleepers who want a warm, seam-free 0°F bag under $100.
Free shipping on orders over $45.00 (this bag qualifies). Standard shipping otherwise $8.00. Coupon code SAVE15 takes an extra 15% off.
0°F/-18°C rating with welded, cold-spot-free Lamina construction — $205.00 off the $300.00 list price
Temperlite synthetic insulation stays warm when wet, unlike down, at an affordable $95.00 sale price
Long mummy cut with left-hand zipper and shaped draft collar; free shipping on orders over $45.00
Color: Electron Yellow
Length: Long
Series: Lamina
Zipper: Left-hand
Best Use: Winter camping, cold-weather backpacking
Insulation: Temperlite synthetic
Product Type: Synthetic-insulated mummy sleeping bag
Shell Fabric: 20D nylon ripstop with DWR finish
Temperature Rating: 0°F / -18°C
Seller: Trek Haul Outfitters
The Lamina series is back with lighter Temperlite insulation and the same welded construction that made it a workhorse. At $95.00 (was $300.00), it's the affordable entry into serious winter sleeping bags.
Down loses loft when damp; Lamina's synthetic insulation doesn't. Combined with a $205.00 discount and coupon savings, the value case is decisive.
$95.00 sale price • SAVE15 coupon for 15% more off • Free shipping over $45.00.
Right here at Trek Haul Outfitters — the Lamina 0F/-18C Long is in stock for online purchase at $95.00 with free shipping on orders over $45.00.
The current sale price is $95.00, a $205.00 discount from the $300.00 compare-at price. Stack coupon code SAVE15 for an additional 15% off.
At 68% off MSRP, this is one of the lowest prices available on a Lamina 0F Long. Comparable synthetic winter bags at full retail run $300+.
Yes — it's rated to 0°F/-18°C with thermally mapped Temperlite synthetic insulation, welded seamless construction, and a draft collar to trap heat.
For damp winter conditions, Temperlite synthetic keeps insulating when wet, and at $95.00 it delivers warmth-per-dollar down bags can't match.
Took this to the Sierra in January and stayed toasty all night with just a base layer. The welded construction really does eliminate cold spots — no surprise chilly patches like my old bag. Zipper runs smoothly and the long cut fits my 6'3" frame perfectly.
I paid less than a third of retail and honestly I'd have been happy at full price. Slept in it three nights at 15-20°F and never once felt cold. The hood cinches down nicely and the draft collar makes a real difference. Synthetic fill means I don't stress about a little condensation in the tent. Packing it back into the stuff sack is a workout, but that's true of any bag this warm.
Warmth is excellent — I tested it in the backyard at 10°F and was comfortable. Only complaint is the packed size; synthetic fill doesn't compress like down. Fine for car camping or sledding trips, less ideal for long backpacking hauls.
Does the job in the cold, no question. Just heavier and bulkier than I expected for a 0°F bag.
I've used this on four winter camping trips in the Northeast and it has never let me down. Even at 5°F with a good pad underneath, I slept through the night. The left-hand zipper pairs with my partner's right-zip bag too. Durable shell shows no wear after a season.
I'm a cold sleeper so maybe that's on me, but I was shivering at 20°F with a thermal liner inside. Quality seems fine, just not truly 0°F rated for my body.
Bought for winter scout camping. My son and I both have one and we've been comfortable down to the low teens. Zippers are smooth and the fabric feels tough.
Cozy, warm, great color. No regrets.
At 62 years old I've been through a lot of sleeping bags, and this one impressed me. The mummy shape is snug without feeling restrictive, and the Long size gives my 6'1" husband room for his feet without compressing the fill. We camped in 18°F in Joshua Tree and neither of us woke up cold. The Electron Yellow is easy to spot in a crowded campground too. For under a hundred dollars this is a steal.
Warm, well made, and the welded baffles are a smart design. Knocking one star only because the stuff sack is a two-person job to repack.
Honestly shocked how warm this synthetic bag is. Held up great on a damp fall trip where my old down bag always felt clammy. Highly recommend.
The Long version actually fits my 6'4" frame with room to spare. Stayed warm at 14°F. Stuffs big but that's expected with synthetic.
It's warm enough for shoulder-season camping but I wouldn't trust the full rating without extra layers. Construction quality is nice for the sale price.
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