FS: An older Golite F'lite series 800 down 20 degree sleeping bag. Weighs 29.5 ounces. I got it at a Golite outlet sale about 7 years ago and have only used it 4 or 5 times. It was a display item and has a faint x written on it in grey ink on the bottom footbox. I will throw in a Granite Gear silnylon compression sack size medium(about 10x17). $100 shipped CONUS-SOLD
I also have a Golite Ray Jardine style tarp and bug net. These are about 6-7 years old and not heavily used. The tarp has a small burn hole in it which I repaired with silicon and has not been a problem. The tarp is about 8' 10" long and 6'3" wide, the bug net fits under it. I will pitch it and take pictures this weekend if weather permits. Asking $50 for each of these shipped.

Edited by evaneis on 01/04/2012 20:47:44 MST.

Evan,
Can you tell me the size of the Golite bag (reg/long, etc)?

Thanks,

M

Do you know the weight of the tarp and bugnet?

I had the same -- or a very similar -- GoLite bag for several years and it still may be my favorite bag I've ever owned for a weight/performance standpoint. I had that and a thin liner inside a tent down into the low teens during a snowstorm in Yosemite a few years ago and was toasty. IMHO, it's a true 20-degree bag, and that may even be a little on the conservative side.

Only reason I sold mine was the half-zip... At $100, this is a steal for someone who's going to be spending time in cold weather.

I'm very interested in the sleeping bag, depending on what size it is.

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Edited by samridge817 on 01/04/2012 22:39:23 MST.