Thread: Teton sleeping bags

Any one know what they're like & is there any thing I need to know regards keeping it in good condition?
It rated -32c or -25f , XL size bag ,flannel lined ,quite bulky & at 9.5 lb isn't a light weight .$109 US seemed like a good price for a bag like this or did I buy a Lemon ?
In Bargain Cave on Cabelas -Camping

My old bag rated -10c didn't cut it in spring CNI ,was pretty extreme conditions the front had some serious cold white stuff in it.But figured was time to up grade the old bag had done 20+ years I guess.

-32c or -25F ????

Freezing point in Celsius is 0.
Freezing point in Fahrenheit is +32 F

re-read the material - something's hinky in what you've quoted

-32C is -25F. No need to re read?

C = 1/2 x (F - 30)
Looks strange when you look at it but maths never lies!
Mine is rated to -32 also (kathmandu moonraker) and I almost had to put both legs in it on a cold night the other week. Whats the comfort rating? Thats the one that makes the real difference.

Originally Posted by kiwijames

-32C is -25F. No need to re read?

Yup ,that's what it said on Cabelas site ,tag on top of bag has -25F stamped into it.

That's got a be pretty cold ,could almost fly camp on the Te Puke tops with this bag.

I'm eating my piece of (ice-cold) humble pie, and will engage my brain fully before putting fingers into motion.

Just remember that is the extreme survival rating and that comfort for male adult would be around -10 to -16 and as long as you got some insulation you will be toasty warm. Nothing like not having to wake up with ovaries.