M Rab Quantum Top Bag Sleeping Bag REVIEW
by Will Rietveld and Jay Ham
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Article Summary:
The Rab Quantum Top Bag is a 32 degree F (0 degree C) minimalist top bag weighing only 16.0 ounces (454 g, regular width). Its light weight is the result of a simplistic design: no zippers, draft baffles, hood, or bottom insulation. The Q-Top is a top bag, designed to be used in conjunction with a sleeping pad to provide insulation on the bottom. We found a lot to like about the Rab Quantum Q-Top, but we also found some major design problems that wrecked its ratings.
ARTICLE OUTLINE
- Overview
- In Brief
- Specifications: Manufacturer, Model, Type, Sizes, Girth, Weight, Fill Type, Fill Weight, Loft, Manufacturer's Rating, Fabric, Options, Model Year, MSRP
- Features
- Rab's Top Bag Design
- TABLE: Comparative data for regular and extra wide girth bags
- Our Modifications to Improve Performance
- Performance
- Durability
- Value
- Tips and Tricks
- Recommendations for Improvement
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