NORTH FACE SOLAR FLARE DRYLOFT -20 SLEEEPING BAG, 800 F Start Price USD 0.99 Current Price USD 280.51 Time Left - Bid Count 20 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Wednesday, November 26, 2008 End Time Wednesday, December 03, 2008 Location Colorado See more about 'NORTH FACE SOLAR FLARE DRYLOFT -20 SLEEEPING BAG, 800 F' Description NORTH FACE SOLAR FLARE DRYLOFT, -20 SLEEEPING BAG, 800 FILL DOWN   You are bidding on a lightly used -20 degree, 800 fill down, Dryloft North Face Solar Flare sleeping bag.  No cuts, tears, rips, stains or funk.  Very clean.  Stored open and flat, not stuffed.  Long, right hand zipper.  From the tag: fill weight 2lb 6oz, finished size 90”x35”.  Bomber bag; light and toasty warm. Warm in temperatures reaching down to -20ºF, this superior expedition bag is trusted on high-altitude excursions where choice of gear may make the difference between summit success and airlift rescue. Constructed with 800 fill Eastern European goose down, this is the bag to grab in sub-zero conditions.  Everest ready. Features from TNF site: 800 Eastern European goose down fill Trapezoidal baffle construction with side box baffles Durable, lightweight, waterproof Dryloft shell with a breathable laminate Nylon taffeta lining sculpted hood with dual cord adjustment Vaulted footbox for ergonomic comfort Oversized down-filled draft tube and face comfort tubes Down-filled draft collar with fleece guard Two way full length zipper One-hand pull cord for easy hood adjustments No-Snag stiffener in zipper column Head-level watch pocket Ground-level side seams zipper pull RH = Right Hand Zipper MSRP $520.00 Temp Rating -20°F/-29°C Stuffsack Size 11 in. x 21 in. (28 cm x 53 cm) Shoulder Circ [Long] 64 in. (163 cm) Max User Height [Long] 6'6 in. (198 cm) Hip Circ [Long] 60 in. (152 cm) Foot Circ [Long] 43 in. (109 cm) Avg Total Weight [Long] 4 lbs 4 oz (1915 g) Fill Weight [Long] 2 lbs 5 oz (1040 g) External Length [Long] 92 in. (233 cm) It has an average rating of 5 stars,Here's what other sites are saying: From Moosejaw:" The Solar Flare by The North Face is a sub-zero, 800+ fill down bag for expeditions in extremely cold conditions. Specifications Temp Rating: -20 degrees F/-29 degrees C Avg Total Weight: [reg] 4 lbs 2 oz (1875 g) [lng] 4 lbs 4 oz (1915 g) Fill Weight: [reg] 2 lbs 3 oz (981 g) [lng] 2 lbs 5 oz (1040 g) Stuffsack Size: 11in. x 21in. (28 cm x 53 cm) External Length: [reg] 86in. (218 cm) [lng] 92in. (233 cm) Max User Height: [reg] 6'0in. (183 cm) [lng] 6'6in. (198 cm) Shoulder Circ: [reg] 64in. (163 cm) [lng] 64in. (163 cm) Hip Circ: [reg] 60in. (152 cm) [lng] 60in. (152 cm) Foot Circ: [reg] 43in. (109 cm) [lng] 43in. (109 cm) Shell Fabric: DryLoft Features Sub-zero, 800+ fill down bag for expeditions in extremely cold conditions Trapezoidal baffle construction with side box baffles 800+ Eastern European goose down, durable and lightweight waterproof, breathable laminate Nylon taffeta lining 7-chamber sculpted hood with dual cord adjustment Vaulted footbox for ergonomic comfort Oversized down-filled draft tube and face comfort tubes Down-filled draft collar One-hand pull cord for easy hood adjustments No-Snag stiffener in zipper column Head-level watch pocket Ground-level side seams zipper pull " From Backcountry.com:"The North Face Solar Flare -20 Degree Down Sleeping Bag combines ultra-warm 800+ fill down with a Dryloft shell to give you a warm night in sub-zero temps. Not only does the waterproof shell keep the down dry for ultimate efficiency, it also breathes well to keep you from feeling clammy at night. The Solar Flare's down-filled draft collar lets you seal in the warmth, so you stay cozy when it's so cold out that your water bottles freeze solid before you can drink from them. Whether you're camping in the Yukon or climbing in Alaska, this bag from The North Face gives you every advantage over the bitter cold." From EMS:"For optimal warmth in extreme conditions, the subzero Solar Flare uses 800+ fill-power goose down to keep you warm on your next mountaineering expedition. 800+ fill-power goose down offers outstanding warmth-to-weight ratio, increased loft for superior warmth, and increased compressibility for enhanced performance. " User Reviews 5 stars Solar Flare"This is the best bag I've ever used. The dryloft is great - the first time I used it I forgot to close my water bottle, the bottom of the sleeping bag froze to the tent and yet the insulation didn't get wet. I woke up warm and cozy!!!" 5 stars Solar Flare (DryLoft)"Well, I finally did it, after years of lugging 15lb. quarter keg sized synthetic sub-zero bags on my winter treks, i dropped the big bucks and got a -20 deg down bag and all I can say is; "I should have done it years ago! What a difference, not only in the size and weight of my pack, but in how much more comfortable I was on some REALLY #%&*! cold nights." 5 stars Solar Flare (DryLoft)"An excellent shape, maximising warmth. With offset chevron channels, a neck baffle, and a construction to maximize the loft of the down it should easily match the claimed rating. I used its lighter and older cousin the Superlight ( a slighlty superior version of the current Superlight ) in temperatures down about -25C and survived." Place a Bid!