Looks like my bucket list trip to Canada and Alaska isn't going to happen. Mortgage stress and my wifes job insecurity. Pictures as I manage to pull gear out. Expedition sleeping bag Berghaus Ulvetanna with an extra 300 grams of 800+ down added by Remote Repairs so 1500 grams of 850FP down in a LW windproof and water resistant shell, comes with storage sack and compression carry bag Equal to the Feathered Friends Snow Owl New condition and only slept in for one night to test Conservatively rated to -55C $900- Mountain Hardwear Absolute Zero Expedition parka XL size, Black, worn a few times but in as new condition Half price $750- SOLD US Army Extreme cold weather L-7 trousers Made by Wild Things XL Long These have full length zippers down the legs and have 150GSM Primaloft insulation Brand new and unworn $200- Patagonia DAS belay parka XL, my old stand-by winter garment, used but well cared for, this is the version using Polargard insulation, Lots of life left $150-OBO US Army Extreme cold weather L-7 over-parka, known as the Linebacker, same insulation as the matching trousers XL and huge, fits over the Patagonia DAS Worn a few times for testing $200- Postage extra and negotiable depending on how many of these you buy. Pick-up and try on available in Geelong if need be
Mountain Hardwear one piece base layer Unworn but tried on for size and fit. Now Unobtainium Asking $120- OBO Was $240- new
Scandinavians call these "Mothership " parkas, they fit over everything This fits over the MH Absolute Zero but I was going to use it on the hot tenting trip in Canada over the old M-65 Fishtail which probably won't be for sale
Here is the sleeping bag Rated to -41C before I had the extra down added, I upped the insulation on the advice of several of my mates who I was going to be camping with and the addition had a dramatic effect on the free loft Almost 300mm of free loft, almost too warm except in very cold places but I did think I was headed for a Canadian and an Alaskan winter. There are loops on each side of the bag to secure your parka over the top just in case it gets really cold. Unlike my other Expedition cut LW bag there is no room inside this one to wear your down gear inside it but most people would find enough room in the foot area to put their boots, I'm 184 and I have size 12 feet so I could not
If you need more information or extra photos please connect. I'm giving local people first chance at these before they go to ebay at a premium to cover the ebay fees and charges
Sorry Moondog not in the market (last snow camp was more than 10 years) - but admiring the impressive kit here - ESP. The sleeping bag. Will keep the right person very warm! Hope you do get there some day - far north on my bucket list too.
Expedition sleeping bag Berghaus Ulvetanna with an extra 300 grams of 800+ down added by Remote Repairs so 1500 grams of 850FP down in a LW windproof and water resistant shell, comes with storage sack and compression carry bag Equal to the Feathered Friends Snow Owl New condition and only slept in for one night to test Conservatively rated to -55C Reduced Now $850 I really need to sell this bag Mountain Hardwear Absolute Zero Expedition parka XL size,SOLD US Army Extreme cold weather L-7 trousers Made by Wild Things XL Long These have full length zippers down the legs and have 150GSM Primaloft insulation Brand new and unworn Reduced Now$150- Patagonia DAS belay parka XL, my old stand-by winter garment, used but well cared for, this is the version using Polargard insulation, Lots of life left Reduced Now$100-OBO US Army Extreme cold weather L-7 over-parka, known as the Linebacker, same insulation as the matching trousers XL and huge, fits over the Patagonia DAS Worn a few times for testing Reduced Now $150- Postage extra and negotiable depending on how many of these you buy. Pick-up and try on available in Geelong if need be
SOLD the SOL Escape bivvy I was going to use as a liner https://www.wildearth.com.au/buy/amk-sol-escape-thermo-bivvy-survival-sleeper/1228 SOLD
