Buy the Mountain Hardwear Shasta 0F/-18C synthetic sleeping bag online for $90 — a lightweight, moisture-resistant insulated mummy bag that stays warm even when wet, at 64% off the $250 price.
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Mountain Hardwear Shasta 0F/-18C Sleeping Bag — $90 (Save $160)
The Mountain Hardwear Shasta 0F/-18C is a lightweight synthetic-insulated sleeping bag built for 3-season and cold-weather trips where moisture management is critical. If you're asking whether the Shasta 0F is good for wet weather — yes: its Thermal.Q recycled synthetic insulation keeps insulating even when wet, unlike down. Buy it online today for $90, a $160 discount (64% off) the $250 compare-at price, with coupon SAVE15 for additional savings.
Wet-Weather Performance
Thermal.Q recycled insulation retains warmth in rain, fog, and damp condensation
Lightweight 20-denier ripstop shell for durability and low pack weight
Shaped draft collar and adjustable insulated face gasket seal in heat
Warmth & Weight
Rated to 0F / -18C with a contoured footbox for natural foot position and maximum warmth. The 20D ripstop construction keeps the bag light and packable, and a compression sack is included for space savings.
Best Use Cases
Cold damp camping, rainy-season backpacking, Pacific Northwest trips, kayak and boat camping, and anywhere condensation or rain threatens a down bag.
Shasta vs. Down Bags
Compared with the down-filled Bishop Pass line, the Shasta trades some compressibility for wet-weather reliability and a lower price — the smart choice for damp climates and budget buyers.
Price & Deal Value
$90 vs. $250 retail. Free shipping on orders over $45, plus SAVE15 coupon stacking.
Features
Thermal.Q recycled synthetic insulation keeps you warm even when wet — ideal for rain and damp conditions at just $90
Lightweight 20-denier ripstop build with compression sack for easy packing — 64% off the $250 price
Extra 15% savings with SAVE15 coupon and free shipping on orders over $45
Product Type: Synthetic insulated mummy sleeping bag
Model / Series: Shasta
Shell Material: 20-denier ripstop nylon
Temperature Rating: 0F / -18C
Seller: Trek Haul Outfitters
Product Details
The Wet-Weather Alternative to Down — $90 Sale Price
The Mountain Hardwear Shasta 0F answers the classic down problem: moisture. Thermal.Q recycled synthetic fill keeps insulating through rain, humidity, and tent condensation.
Comparison: Shasta vs. Bishop Pass Down
Choose the Shasta for damp climates and affordability; choose Bishop Pass down for maximum compressibility in dry conditions. At $90, the Shasta is the clear budget-friendly value.
Use Cases
Pacific Northwest backpacking, shoulder-season camping, humid-weather trips, and cold damp car camping.
Deal Value
64% off retail, SAVE15 coupon stacking, and free shipping over $45 make this one of the most affordable 0F-rated bags available online.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Mountain Hardwear Shasta 0F good for wet weather?
Yes — that's its strength. The Thermal.Q synthetic insulation insulates even when damp, making the Shasta ideal for rain, fog, and condensation-heavy trips.
Does the Shasta 0F keep you warm when wet?
Yes. Unlike down, the synthetic fill retains most of its loft and warmth when wet, so a damp night doesn't become a cold night.
What is the current price of the Shasta 0F sleeping bag?
It's $90 right now, down from $250 — a 64% discount. Apply coupon SAVE15 for an extra 15% off at checkout.
How heavy is the Mountain Hardwear Shasta 0F?
The lightweight 20-denier ripstop shell and efficient synthetic fill keep weight low for a 0F bag, and the included compression sack shrinks pack volume further.
Can I use the Shasta in the rain?
Yes. Pair it with a tent or bivy and the Shasta handles rainy, damp conditions that would compromise a down bag.
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Kept me warm even damp
Canoe camping in Minnesota, everything got misty and my bag outer layer had moisture on it by morning. Still stayed warm all night — that's exactly why I bought synthetic. It's heavier than down but I don't care when it performs like this.
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Great value winter bag
Used it for two January nights in my truck setup, low around 5°F. With a pad and a base layer I was comfortable. For $90 this is unbeatable.
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Warm but bulky
Does what it says and handles moisture well, but it's big and heavy in the pack. Fine for car camping or short trips. Packaging back up is a workout.