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At REI there was a list of all of the bags that they carried with the weights
given. The lightest one is called a sleep sack and weighs 730 grams. At
about $50 it was also one of the cheapest. I carried one in September and
October this year and found it to be warm enough for use in the refugios.
I also had a 190 gram silk inner bag (also about $50) that I used inside
the sack and also with the refugio blankets when they were supplied. These
would not have been enough for sleeping outside, especially in the rain,
but I was fortunate enough to avoid that experience.
<p>R. Spenger
<p>Lia Laura Puglesi wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>Hi:
<p>My husband myself and 7 more friends were looking for the lightest bags
possible for the trip to Snatiago in Middle Mya. So it is a great thing
for us to be able to contact your friend to see if he has the bags we need.
Thank you for posting the web page.
<p>Lia
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