Luke has been testing out the Walmart Lithic Sleeping Bag which claims to be a down filled 35F bag but it's not!
Also, the quality of this products is of a MAJOR concern!
But, could it be used by some?
Find out in this Agenda Free Review now!
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Walmart Lithic 35F Down Sleeping Bag – Review :
Agenda Free Link : https://www.walmart.com/ip/LITHIC-35-Degree-Down-Sleeping-Bag/272974045
Price : Retail $130, on sale at the time of filming for $110
Claimed Weight : 1lb 14oz
Actual Weight : 1lb 14oz
Stuff Sack Weight : .6oz
Claimed Insulation : 400 grams of 600 Fill power down
Materials : 20D Nylon Shell which has been treated with water repellent coating. Ykk zippers.
Included : Sleeping bag, stuff sack and mesh storage bag.
Claimed Comfort Temp Range : 35F
Claimed Pushed Range : 25F
Claimed Extreme Range : -5F
Pockets : One on collar
Measurements :
Length : 82” Shoulder Width : 29” Footbox Width : 19” Stuff Sack Size : 7.5 x 14.5”
Zip : Right Side
From the Company :
The LITHIC 35-Degree Down Sleeping Bag is an ultralight sleeping bag for 3-season backpacking trips. Insulated with 600 fill power down, it weighs less than two pounds and compresses into a water resistant stuff sack to keep bulk to a minimum. The 20D polyester shell fabric features a water-repellent finish to protect the precious down and preserve warmth in wet or humid conditions. Other features include a no snag zipper, which allows you to get in and drift off to dreamland with ease. All of that, and it won’t bust a hole in your wallet.
Review Pros :
Light weight! Good quality stuff bag. Good quality storage bag. Zipper is smooth running with little catching Can be used as a quilt in warmer conditions thanks to the long zipper. One year warranty….which you might want and have to use considering how much down is being lost by this bag.
Review Cons :
Questionable quality; lots of loose threads.
Quality of the nylon material has to be questioned as I have begun experiencing a large amount of down loss. On my last trip out with this bag, I was absolutely covered in feathers. So many that my wife even commented on it. “you are covered in feathers.”
Not 100% down fill.
Not nearly as warm as claimed.
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Walmart Lithic 35F Down Sleeping Bag – Review :
Agenda Free Link : https://www.walmart.com/ip/LITHIC-35-Degree-Down-Sleeping-Bag/272974045
Price : Retail $130, on sale at the time of filming for $110
Claimed Weight : 1lb 14oz
Actual Weight : 1lb 14oz
Stuff Sack Weight : .6oz
Claimed Insulation : 400 grams of 600 Fill power down
Materials : 20D Nylon Shell which has been treated with water repellent coating. Ykk zippers.
Included : Sleeping bag, stuff sack and mesh storage bag.
Claimed Comfort Temp Range : 35F
Claimed Pushed Range : 25F
Claimed Extreme Range : -5F
Pockets : One on collar
Measurements :
Length : 82” Shoulder Width : 29” Footbox Width : 19” Stuff Sack Size : 7.5 x 14.5”
Zip : Right Side
From the Company :
The LITHIC 35-Degree Down Sleeping Bag is an ultralight sleeping bag for 3-season backpacking trips. Insulated with 600 fill power down, it weighs less than two pounds and compresses into a water resistant stuff sack to keep bulk to a minimum. The 20D polyester shell fabric features a water-repellent finish to protect the precious down and preserve warmth in wet or humid conditions. Other features include a no snag zipper, which allows you to get in and drift off to dreamland with ease. All of that, and it won’t bust a hole in your wallet.
Review Pros :
Light weight! Good quality stuff bag. Good quality storage bag. Zipper is smooth running with little catching Can be used as a quilt in warmer conditions thanks to the long zipper. One year warranty….which you might want and have to use considering how much down is being lost by this bag.
Review Cons :
Questionable quality; lots of loose threads.
Quality of the nylon material has to be questioned as I have begun experiencing a large amount of down loss. On my last trip out with this bag, I was absolutely covered in feathers. So many that my wife even commented on it. “you are covered in feathers.”
Not 100% down fill.
Not nearly as warm as claimed.