Puma Super Dryloft

 

Page Type Gear Review
Object Title Puma Super Dryloft
Manufacturer Western Mountaineering
Page By fmajor
Page Type Jan 10, 2005 / Jan 10, 2005
Object ID 1226
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This winter bag sports 8 1/2" of massive loft to keep you thermally content all night long to -20F. The two Interlocking Draft Tubes are thickly filled with down and are constructed entirely of DryLoft™ fabric to ensure weatherproofness. A 3-Dimensional down filled collar surrounds your neck and it too is made with all DryLoft™ fabric to protect the insulation from your frosty breath throughout the night. The hood is large enough to fill around your face and provide a ruff for your forehead. Its DryLoft™ shell provides all the weather protection you need in a snow cave or single wall tent and the foot section is sewn with 2.4 oz. taffeta for added protection when gear is stored there. This bag is available in a 5'6" length, but you may want to size it longer so you can fit gear at the foot.

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mtsurveyor - Mar 21, 2007 10:23 pm - Voted 5/5

Puma SDL - what a great bag!
I've had my Western Mountaineering Puma SDL for 7 or 8 years. This bag is wonderful! I've slept comfortably in 50 degree weather in Japan to -25 degree temperatures in Montana! Down is so forgiving in warm temps! The Dryloft has kept it dry even in drippy snow caves. The shoulder baffle design is great and keeps drafts out completely. The zipper rarely binds up due to the stiffer fabric lining it. ***There is a trick to stuffing these Dryloft bags quickly! Turn the bag inside out before you stuff it! The air will pass through the inner fabric much easier! This bag has been worth every penny.

TimB - Sep 26, 2011 6:17 pm - Voted 5/5

Had great luck with mine.
Although mine has the Gore Windstopper coating(not sure how much different from the Dryloft?) it has been fantastic.
It has plenty of shoulder room for side sleepers like myself.
I have only had mine to -20*F, but it was like a furnace inside at that temp.
I bet this thing will go minus 30, no problem.
Just wish it would stuff a bit smaller, but hey, you can't have it all.

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