Reviews & Ratings for Mountain Hardwear Rook 30F/-1C Sleeping Bag — 3 reviews

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Mountain Hardwear Rook 30F/-1C Sleeping Bag
Mountain Hardwear Rook 30F/-1C Sleeping Bag
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Most Helpful Positive Review Mountain Hardwear Rook 30F (40F comfort / 30F limit)
The Mountain Hardwear Rook 30F bag isn't a superlight mountaineering or backpacking bag, but that wasn't their design intent. It is an occasional backpacking / car camping bag which is reasonably well made. It has 12 oz of 650 fill duck down with a #5 YKK anti-snag zipper and a 40F comfort / 30F limit rating. Nothing fancy for the shell as it is DWR coated nylon, as is the lining. This 30F bag does not have an internal draft collar around the neck area of the bag, but does have an internal down filled draft tube along the length of the zipper. It also has a down filled face gasket which c...
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Good Car Camping/Trailer Camping Bag

by Laura, Verified Owner from CA, United States Written on November 26, 2022
I bought this bag for camping in my teardrop trailer and it works well for that purpose. It is lightweight and I can actually roll it up and make it fit in the compression bag it came with (unlike some other bags that I can never make fit that small). It also comes with a larger regular bag that it fits in with little effort (I use that for a down blanket instead that I can't fit in its compression bag). I have slept in this bag in the 30s and 40s (my teardrop doesn't have heat) and have been comfortable. The bag itself does get very cold to the touch on the outside (it's nylon), but stays warm enough on the inside. The bag has a little wiggle room (for a smaller female, at least), which helps because I am normally a side sleeper. Overall, a good quality product from MH that I would recommend.
Pros:
  • Small to pack
Cons:
  • None
Best Used for:
  • Car Camping
Would recommend: Yes
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by Hammer, from MI, United States Written on November 1, 2022
Light weight which saved me a pound from my older bag. Compresses small and easily fits in my sleeping bag compartment of backpack. Come with compression sack. Have plenty of room to add pad and pillow in compartment. Roomy but stills keeps you warm. Kept me warm at 40 degrees f.
Pros:
  • Light weight
  • compresses small
Cons:
  • None
Would recommend: Yes
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