Gear > Eureka > Sleeping Bags & Pads > Synthetic: Warm Weather (+35 and Up)

Eureka Silver City 30 Degree Sleeping Bag

$79.95 - $84.95

Description

3 Reviews

Eureka Silver City 30 Degree Sleeping Bag

The Silver City 30 Degree Sleeping Bag is Eureka's definitive three-season bag; warm and featherweight light: The ultimate in thin and warm technology, the Silver weighs in at just over 2 lbs.! Performance features include a single layer quilt construction with floating shell for warmth;fFully adjustable contoured hood to keep your body heat in; differential cut; draft tube to prevent cold air drafts; 210T polyester taffeta liner; Inside "stash pocket" to keep your necessities close at hand; external pillow pocket; trapezoidal foot box for more wiggle room; 210T polyester diamond ripstop shell; Reliable #5, 2-way, self-repairing zipper; and compression stuff sack included for easy transport and storage. Get yours today! Eureka!

Material: 210T polyester diamond ripstop shell
Single layer quilt construction with floating shell
Fully adjustable contoured hood
Differential cut
Draft tube
210T polyester taffeta liner
Inside "stash pocket" (MP3 player not included)
External pillow pocket
Trapezoidal foot box
#5, 2-way, self-repairing zipper
Compression stuff sack included
Zipper Side: Right
Insulation: Rteq
Temp Rating: 30 degrees F
Size: 82" x 32" x 21"
Fill Weight: 1 lbs..
Carry Weight: 2 lbs. 15 oz

Buy the Eureka Silver City 30 Degree Sleeping Bag from Altrec.com. Orders over $45 qualify for free shipping.

Reviews - Eureka Silver City 30 Degree Sleeping Bag

Phil Winz - 2010-01-18

A pretty good deal of a bag
What turned me on about the SilverCity bag was that it packed up so tiny. I was looking for a very light weight bag that I wouldnt sweat my butt off in the summer months, yet handle a bit of a chill in spring/fall conditions. My new Marmot Trestle 20 would not fit into my TNF Crestone pack, comfy bag but not too stuffable. I dont feel that the SilverCity is a 30 degree bag, at least not the pair I got. However this could be due to the fact that they sat compressed in its sack for a year on the shelf of the store. It is easily a 40 degree bag and I would take it down to 30 if I had kept a vest/hoodie on through the night. Im of small stature and my only real dissapointment with this bag was that it felt more snug than the other three mummy bags I own. With that being said, it is still the best bang for the buck if you want a lightweight, small compressed bag. I bought a pair of them for under a hundred and consider it money well spent.

Anonymous - 2009-06-03

Great sleeping bag!
This sleeping bag is great! Very warm and cozy, yet very light and packable. I have not tested this bag under 30 degree, but I believe the rating to be accurate since I have slept perfectly fine on nights 32 degree F nights. I am 5'8 and fit perfectly in the regular. I am always amazed at its compressed size every time I pack it! so small and you don't even have to force too much (remember those sleeping bags that took 30 minutes and 3 people to stuff back into the small compression sack? not this one!) A must-buy especially at the price Altrec is selling it, no wonder it went out of stock.

Retailwonderer - 2009-08-27

NOT a 30 degree bag
There is no way this bag deserves a 30 degree rating. I just returned from using it on a 9 day trip. I was able to adjust my clothing to stay warm at night, but this is not a 30 degree bag. I've backpacked for many years under a variety of conditions with different sleeping bags, tents, bivys, etc. This bag should have a 40 degree rating and would then be a very good value. It's light, compact, strong, zips easily, draws up tight, and comes with a good compression sack. I'm 6', 160 lbs and the regular fit as I expected; a bit snug, but okay. If you want a 40 degree bag, go for it. But don't believe its temperature rating.