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WriteClock('yabbclock','Mar 19th, 2021 at ','pm'); Welcome, Guest. Please or (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle TENTED []).push({}); › › › Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag ‹ latitude › Pages: [1] Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag (Read 4325 times) (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle TENTED []).push({}); GutShot Full membership Offline Posts: 100 Location: Matawai/Christchurch Joined: 21 February 2010 Gender: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag 28 July 2011 at 10:45pm Does anyone have one or recommends it? How do other bags like Macpac, Fairydown and Black Stag accumulate? IP Logged Rugersst Forum Font Offline Victory is mine... Posts: 1401 Location: Pilbara WA Joined: 8 November 2010 Gender: Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #1 - Jul 28th, 2011 at 11:13pm I have one, the best bag I've ever had, but I'd say there's better out there that they had some cold nights on the hills during the winter. I have those very cheap things. Anything of fairies or macpac is usually very good. I think there was a thread in sleeping bags a while back if you have a looky back a few Moontrail pages or something sounds like a bell. IP Logged CanterburyBushman Full membership Offline 25-06 Posts: 153 Location: Christchurch Joined: 20 July 2011 Gender: Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #2 - Jul 29th, 2011 at 1:00pm I've got a partner and his great. Small, compact and lightweight for your rating, also compare the price (obtain em to the sale by half price) with similar bags and nothing competes. Very hot, very strong. I never had a problem with that. I had it in a high-field hut while the snow was lying outside and I still couldn't have it off all that was while I was too hot. Really recreate it. IP Logged POINTBLANK Senior Offline Posts: 915 Location: Nelson Joined: 15 December 2006 Gender: Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #3 - Jul 29th, 2011 at 2:44pm Mine has also been very good. I've had it 4+ years and the quality of the construction is good. There are no problems with sewing or zippers. As mentioned above, very hot. I have a smaller bag for summer trips. The lunar hunter too hot in summer. I think I paid less than $300 for sale. IP Logged GutShot Full membership Offline Posts: 100 Location: Matawai/Christchurch Joined: 21 February 2010 Gender: Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #4 - Jul 29th, 2011 at 4:23pm Greetings for answers! If you were given the opportunity to get it cheaper than your current 60% sale price, so you just wanted to discover other experiences of the villages with it. I'm happy to hear someone comment on their quality of construction as some Kathmandu team lacks a bit in this department when compared to other brands. IP Logged ThomasW Forum Font Offline I love the FishNhunt Forum Posts: 1607 Location: Blenheim Joined: 8 April 2008 Gender: Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #5 - Jul 29th, 2011 at 5:23pm He's got one, and his good but not excellent bag. When comparing the special price there are better bags available for comparable money. If you can get it below saying $400 then it's worth considering. . But I would personally wait until Mountain Design has 30% sleeping bags and get a Cornice for about $420. They use 800 lofts compared to 700loft on the Moonracker. If you need a long bag (totaller then 194cm), then the Moonracker has more length. Exped are also good value, and possibly the best quality of construction on the market. But the quality of their fall can disappoint them sometimes. Good prices are also seen in mountain Hardware bags sometimes. They make a medium mountain bag for a great price but not the cheapest. edit" Lite 700 Exped Stock Exchange, for $369 (+$20 per long) of bivouac is currently a good deal. It has 100g less filling them with the Moonracker, but it does use better quality (750 loft vs 700) that would make up for something. So I'd just go through the Kathmandu bag if I was under $325. IP Logged cb14 Forum Font Offline Posts: 3084 Location: Wellington Joined: 24 March 2007 Gender: Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #6 - Jul 29th, 2011 at 5:45pm I have one. I wouldn't recommend it. Reckon fairydown or macpac are better. IP Logged Cambo Forum Font Offline Life is a way to keep the meat fresh Posts: 1779 Location: Christchurch Joined: 19 February 2009 Gender: Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #7 - Jul 29th, 2011 at 8:07pm I've got it on 1st of Katmandu's 60% sale. Too hot for the cabin. It's been great for fly camp. I haven't been in the snow yet with her. Ultimate Fishnhunt search function. ... . GTalk IP Logged GutShot Full membership Offline Posts: 100 Location: Matawai/Christchurch Joined: 21 February 2010 Gender: Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #8 - Jul 29th, 2011 at 8:42pm July 29, 2011 at 5:45pm: I have one. I wouldn't recommend it. Reckon fairydown or macpac are better. Any particular reason for this or simply have more than one preference to other brands? IP Logged Distant Stalker Forum Font Offline Respect for Finem Posts: 3012 Location: christchurch Joined: 3 February 2008 Gender: Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #9 - Jul 29th, 2011 at 10:21pm I used one in the snow, it was sweet as, good ground carpet, etc, without drama, to note if you are a cold dream etc even though (use Domex pioneer in warmer weather) IP Logged CanterburyBushman Full membership Offline 25-06 Posts: 153 Location: Christchurch Joined: 20 July 2011 Gender: Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #10 - Jul 29th, 2011 at 11:56pm July 29, 2011 at 5:23pm: It has one, and its good but not excellent bag. When comparing the special price there are better bags available for comparable money. If you can get it below saying $400 then it's worth considering. . But I would personally wait until Mountain Design has 30% sleeping bags and get a Cornice for about $420. They use 800 lofts compared to 700loft on the Moonracker. If you need a long bag (totaller then 194cm), then the Moonracker has more length. Exped are also good value, and possibly the best quality of construction on the market. But the quality of their fall can disappoint them sometimes. Good prices are also seen in mountain Hardware bags sometimes. They make a medium mountain bag for a great price but not the cheapest. edit" Lite 700 Exped Stock Exchange, for $369 (+$20 per long) of bivouac is currently a good deal. It has 100g less filling them with the Moonracker, but it does use better quality (750 loft vs 700) that would make up for something. So I'd just go through the Kathmandu bag if I was under $325 Interesting to see that while the exhibition bag has 100g less full still weighs just like the lunar hunter. Not to mention the extra 50 loft seems to make little difference as the Moonraker is still warmer. Cornice also has less filling but weighs more. If the bags are the same weight then surely the hottest and chewinger is better, right? IP Logged CanterburyBushman Full membership Offline 25-06 Posts: 153 Location: Christchurch Joined: 20 July 2011 Gender: Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #11 - Jul 30th, 2011 at 12:02am July 29, 2011 at 5:45pm: I have one. I wouldn't recommend it. Reckon fairydown or macpac are better. Interesting... I haven't had any proofs with mine, I actually think it's great. Any particular reason behind your comment? Bad experience? IP Logged ThomasW Forum Font Offline I love the FishNhunt Forum Posts: 1607 Location: Blenheim Joined: 8 April 2008 Gender: Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #12 - Jul 30th, 2011 at 12:26pm on July 29, 2011 at 11:56 pm: It is interesting to see that while the bag issued has 100g less full still weighs the same as the Moonraker. Not to mention the extra 50 loft seems to make little difference as the Moonraker is still warmer. Cornice also has less filling but weighs more. If the bags are the same weight then surely the hottest and chewinger is better, right? Not so simple. I read the Exped bags are longer and use slightly thicker material than makes them more durable. They also use an oversized draft that prevents heat from being lost through the zipper. All these things add weight. By saying that, eXped bags are still lighter then the Moonracker. Again the Cornice uses double bass of main zip that would add weight but kept the hottest bag. But they could be a little heavier. By saying that, the announced weights are not always accurate. Sleeping bag temp ratings are just a guide and would not take much notice of a degree or two difference between brands. IP Logged crnkin Ex Member Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #13 - Jul 30th, 2011 at 2:24pm The Kathmandu bag is almost made of tissue paper. You can see the bottom through it even in the boring lighting in the store. I know a few people who work in Kathmandu and the return policy is almost "aligned there." I also know one of the designers. Spend $100 more and get the macpac 800 sanctuary, seriously, I could save your life. Or worse. IP Logged Kiwi Greg Donor Offline Products Terminator Posts: 2685 Location: Nelson Joined: 1 December 2008 Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #14 - Jul 30th, 2011 at 8:54pm I've had a lunar hunter for years, I have to use it open in too hot huts for me. I have the best I could find at that time because I was sick of waking up in the night frost that I haven't used it out yet, I might have to do it then... but I'm a hot water bottle that I'm told I have a couple lighter for cabins, etc. Style of divination IP Logged Pages: [1] ‹ latitude › function uncheckAllBut(contraer) { (var i = 0; i) { yes (document.forms["multidel"].elements[i].type == "checkbox") document.forms["multidel"].elements[i].checked = false; ! document. forms["multidel"].elements["of"+contrar]. verified = true; document.multidel.submit(); ! function sendtopicmail(action) { %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Yes (action ==3) { Check = confirm('Click [OK] if you want to send the email through your email program, otherwise the e-mail fora program will be used.'); Yes (see!= true) x = '; ! 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WriteClock('yabbclock','Mar 19th, 2021 at ','pm'); Welcome, Guest. Please or (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle TENTED []).push({}); › › › Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Gear gear ‹ latitude › Pages: [1] [1] Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag (Read 4325 times) (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle TENTED []).push({}); GutShot Full membership Offline Posts: 100 Location: Matawai/Christchurch Joined: 21 February 2010 Gender: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag 28 July 2011 at 10:45pm Does anyone have one or recommends it? How do other bags like Macpac, Fairydown and Black Stag accumulate? IP Logged GutShotKathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Rugersst Forum Font Offline Victory is mine... Posts: 1401 Location: Pilbara WA Joined: 8 November 2010 Gender: Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #1 - Jul 28th, 2011 at 11:13pm I have one, the best bag I've ever had, but I'd say there's better out there that they had some cold nights on the hills during the winter. I have those very cheap things. Anything of fairies or macpac is usually very good. I think there was a thread in sleeping bags a while back if you have a looky back a few Moontrail pages or something sounds like a bell. IP Logged Rugersst Re: Kathmandu Moonraker Sleeping BagReply #1 - CanterburyBushman Full membership Offline 25-06 Posts: 153 Location: Christchurch Joined: 20 July 2011 Gender: Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #2 - Jul 29th, 2011 at 1:00pm I've got a partner and his great. Small, compact and lightweight for your rating, also compare the price (obtain em to the sale by half price) with similar bags and nothing competes. Very hot, very strong. I never had a problem with that. I had it in a high-field hut while the snow was lying outside and I still couldn't have it off all that was while I was too hot. Really recreate it. IP Logged CanterburyBushmanRe: Kathmandu Moonraker Sleeping BagReply #2 - POINTBLANK Senior Offline Posts: 915 Location: Nelson Joined: 15 December 2006 Gender: Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #3 - Jul 29th, 2011 at 2:44pm Mine has also been very good. I've had it 4+ years and the quality of the construction is good. There are no problems with sewing or zippers. As mentioned above, very hot. I have a smaller bag for summer trips. The lunar hunter too hot in summer. I think I paid less than $300 for sale. IP Logged POINTBLANKRe: Kathmandu Moonraker Sleeping BagReply #3 - GutShot Full membership Offline Posts: 100 Location: Matawai/Christchurch Joined: 21 February 2010 Gender: Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #4 - Jul 29th, 2011 at 4:23pm Greetings for answers! If you were given the opportunity to get it cheaper than your current 60% sale price, so you just wanted to discover other experiences of the villages with it. I'm happy to hear someone comment on their quality of construction as some Kathmandu team lacks a bit in this department when compared to other brands. IP Logged GutShotRe: Kathmandu Moonraker Sleeping BagReply #4 - ThomasW Forum Font Offline I love the FishNhunt Forum Posts: 1607 Location: Blenheim Joined: 8 April 2008 Gender: Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #5 - Jul 29th, 2011 at 5:23pm He's got one, and his good but not excellent bag. When comparing the special price there are better bags available for comparable money. If you can get it below saying $400 then it's worth considering. . But I would personally wait until Mountain Design has 30% sleeping bags and get a Cornice for about $420. They use 800 lofts compared to 700loft on the Moonracker. If you need a long bag (totaller then 194cm), then the Moonracker has more length. Exped are also good value, and possibly the best quality of construction on the market. But the quality of their fall can disappoint them sometimes. Good prices are also seen in mountain Hardware bags sometimes. They make a medium mountain bag for a great price but not the cheapest. edit" Lite 700 Exped Stock Exchange, for $369 (+$20 per long) of bivouac is currently a good deal. It has 100g less filling them with the Moonracker, but it does use better quality (750 loft vs 700) that would make up for something. So I'd just go through the Kathmandu bag if I was under $325. IP Logged ThomasWRe: Kathmandu Moonraker Sleeping BagReply #5 - cb14 Forum Font Offline Posts: 3084 Location: Wellington Joined: 24 March 2007 Gender: Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #6 - Jul 29th, 2011 at 5:45pm I have one. I wouldn't recommend it. Reckon fairydown or macpac are better. IP Logged cb14Re: Kathmandu Moonraker Sleeping BagReply #6 - Cambo Forum Font Offline Life is a way to keep the meat fresh Posts: 1779 Location: Christchurch Joined: 19 February 2009 Gender: Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #7 - Jul 29th, 2011 at 8:07pm I've got it on 1st of Katmandu's 60% sale. Too hot for the cabin. It's been great for fly camp. I haven't been in the snow yet with her. Ultimate Fishnhunt search function. ... . GTalk IP Logged CamboRe: Kathmandu Moonraker Sleeping BagReply #7 - GutShot Full membership Offline Posts: 100 Location: Matawai/Christchurch Joined: 21 February 2010 Gender: Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #8 - Jul 29th, 2011 at 8:42pm July 29, 2011 at 5:45pm: I have one. I wouldn't recommend it. Reckon fairydown or macpac are better. Any particular reason for this or simply have more than one preference to other brands? IP Logged GutShotRe: Kathmandu Moonraker Sleeping BagReply #8 - Distant Stalker Forum Font Offline Respect for Finem Posts: 3012 Location: christchurch Joined: 3 February 2008 Gender: Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #9 - Jul 29th, 2011 at 10:21pm I used one in the snow, it was sweet as, good ground carpet, etc, without drama, to note if you are a cold dream etc even though (use Domex pioneer in warmer weather) IP Logged Distant StalkerRe: Kathmandu Moonraker Sleeping BagReply #9 - CanterburyBushman Full membership Offline 25-06 Posts: 153 Location: Christchurch Joined: 20 July 2011 Gender: Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #10 - Jul 29th, 2011 at 11:56pm July 29, 2011 at 5:23pm: It has one, and its good but not excellent bag. When comparing the special price there are better bags available for comparable money. If you can get it below saying $400 then it's worth considering. . But I would personally wait until Mountain Design has 30% sleeping bags and get a Cornice for about $420. They use 800 lofts compared to 700loft on the Moonracker. If you need a long bag (totaller then 194cm), then the Moonracker has more length. Exped are also good value, and possibly the best quality of construction on the market. But the quality of their fall can disappoint them sometimes. Good prices are also seen in mountain Hardware bags sometimes. They make a medium mountain bag for a great price but not the cheapest. edit" Lite 700 Exped Stock Exchange, for $369 (+$20 per long) of bivouac is currently a good deal. It has 100g less filling them with the Moonracker, but it does use better quality (750 loft vs 700) that would make up for something. So I'd just go through the Kathmandu bag if I was under $325 Interesting to see that while the exhibition bag has 100g less full still weighs just like the lunar hunter. Not to mention the extra 50 loft seems to make little difference as the Moonraker is still warmer. Cornice also has less filling but weighs more. If the bags are the same weight then surely the hottest and chewinger is better, right? IP Logged CanterburyBushmanRe: Kathmandu Moonraker Sleeping BagReply #10 - CanterburyBushman Full membership Offline 25-06 Posts: 153 Location: Christchurch Joined: 20 July 2011 Gender: Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #11 - Jul 30th, 2011 at 12:02am July 29, 2011 at 5:45pm: I have one. I wouldn't recommend it. Reckon fairydown or macpac are better. Interesting... I haven't had any proofs with mine, I actually think it's great. Any particular reason behind your comment? Bad experience? IP Logged CanterburyBushmanRe: Kathmandu Moonraker Sleeping BagReply #11 - ThomasW Forum Font Offline I love the FishNhunt Forum Posts: 1607 Location: Blenheim Joined: 8 April 2008 Gender: Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #12 - Jul 30th, 2011 at 12:26pm on July 29, 2011 at 11:56 pm: It is interesting to see that while the bag issued has 100g less full still weighs the same as the Moonraker. Not to mention the extra 50 loft seems to make little difference as the Moonraker is still warmer. Cornice also has less filling but weighs more. If the bags are the same weight then surely the hottest and chewinger is better, right? Not so simple. I read the Exped bags are longer and use slightly thicker material than makes them more durable. They also use an oversized draft that prevents heat from being lost through the zipper. All these things add weight. By saying that, eXped bags are still lighter then the Moonracker. Again the Cornice uses double bass of main zip that would add weight but kept the hottest bag. But they could be a little heavier. By saying that, the announced weights are not always accurate. Sleeping bag temp ratings are just a guide and would not take much notice of a degree or two difference between brands. IP Logged ThomasWRe: Kathmandu Moonraker Sleeping BagReply #12 - crnkin Ex Member Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #13 - Jul 30th, 2011 at 2:24pm The Kathmandu bag is almost made of tissue paper. You can see the bottom through it even in the boring lighting in the store. I know a few people who work in Kathmandu and the return policy is almost "aligned there." I also know one of the designers. Spend $100 more and get the macpac 800 sanctuary, seriously, I could save your life. Or worse. IP Logged crnkinRe: Kathmandu Moonraker Sleeping BagReply #13 - Kiwi Greg Donor Offline Products Terminator Posts: 2685 Location: Nelson Joined: 1 December 2008 Re: Kathmandu Moonraker sleeping bag Reply #14 - Jul 30th, 2011 at 8:54pm I've had a lunar hunter for years, I have to use it open in too hot huts for me. I have the best I could find at that time because I was sick of waking up in the night frost that I haven't used it out yet, I might have to do it then... but I'm a hot water bottle that I'm told I have a couple lighter for cabins, etc. Style of divination IP Logged Kiwi GregRe: Kathmandu Moonraker Sleeping BagReply #14 - Pages: [1] [1] ‹ latitude › (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle TENTED []).push({}); » Powered by! © 2000-2021. All rights reserved. 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