The North Face Dolomite 40F/4C, Monarch Orange/Zinc Grey, Regular
November 2, 2019 - Comment
Offering superior fabric for better performance, this generously cut, rectangular, 40-degree bag delivers modern features in an old-school format.
Product Features
- INSULATED SLEEPING BAGS: The North Face water-resistant insulated sleeping bags are high-performing & hold up to daily use in cold climates & expeditions. Zip up in comfort on your next hiking & camping trip.
- MORE THAN JACKETS: If you’re looking to spend more time on the slopes or the trails, get equipped with jackets, windbreakers, coats, backpacks, hiking boots, snow boots, snow accessories, and more!
- OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT: From daypacks to backpacks to tents and sleeping bags, The North Face has outdoor equipment to keep you outdoors and enjoying your active lifestyle.
- OUTDOOR APPAREL: Whether you’re skiing, snowboarding, camping, hiking, training, running, or climbing, The North Face has the snow gear, boots, jackets, scarves or warm winter hats you need.
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Amazing! Love The North Face! Bought 4 of these bags for the family before our beach camping trip. PERFECT! Absolutely perfect, no issue or problems and we were kept nice and warm during the windy nights.
Good for a BIG guy! I used this like a quilt. I kept it zipped up a little at the toe box and let it “bat wing” out at the top like a backpacker’s quilt. Worked great as a Spring/Summer bag. I find it much easier to wear heavier base layers when sleeping cold vs. having bags of different ratings. Like this bag a lot.
Love this one! I dont have a lot of experience with sleeping bags, but so far im LIKING THIS ONE A LOT compared to my previous ones. I camped in summer up near Tahoe, so it wasnt that cold, dropped below 40F, maybe around 35F and I was toasty in this one and without anything other than the tent floor between me and the ground. I had to vent a little bit to keep the temp just right. Just be careful with the zipper, i have two of these and i ruined one of them with the zipper. It was my fault though, i was…