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Three-season mummy bag.
- Rated to 20 degrees F
- Light (2.6 pounds)
- Warm even when wet
- Women's version available
- Occasional zipper snags
- Pillow pocket gets mixed reviews
- Warranty only one year
- Heavier than down-filled bag
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kittys crap., March 18, 2009ya know, i always thought north face made good stuff. im an old man now but when i graduated in 1980 i found northface stuff to be pretty gd. i purchased this as a closeout deal. i paid abt $88. i pd too… much. sadly i use this bag nightly. i live in mia florida. in doors i am uncomfortable at 66F. it really surprised me cz there was no draft inside. take it from me....stay far away from this bag. i will be-grudgingly gv it 1 star...its acurate as it has only 1 redeeming quality worth mentioning. its fairly small+pretty light bt based on my tests i would recomend lafuma or slumberjack. and if u dont hv a bad bladder i strongly advise down filled...agn, unless it will likely get wet. the bag is also too small to fit me comfortably... im 5'10''
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1. Backpacker.com
The North Face Cat's Meow mummy bag earns the Editor's Choice Gold Award for 13 years of proven worth - though the insulation has been improved even since this award. This sleeping bag won its first Editor's Choice award from Backpacker Magazine back in 1993, based on comparison field tests in rugged conditions.
Review: 2006 Editor's Choice Awards, Editors of Backpacker, Apr. 2006
This review covers the 2007 version of The North Face Cat's Meow that uses Polarguard Delta insulation rather than the improved Climashield, but still selects the mummy bag as a "killer value" because of its durability and comfortable "face-friendly" design. The only drawback is that the zipper sometimes snags.
Review: The North Face Cat's Meow, Sam Moulton, 2007
3. Moosejaw.com
Over a dozen owners rate and review The North Face Cat's Meow sleeping bag here. Most are very satisfied, praising it as roomy, well ventilated and easy to pack -- but a few don't find it as warm as they expected. This is not surprising, since some people "sleep colder" than others.
Review: The North Face Cat's Meow Sleeping Bag Reviews, Contributors to Moosejaw.com
4. REI.com
Over half a dozen owners review The North Face Cat's Meow sleeping bag here, giving it a near-perfect average rating. Owners praise it as a good value, but two note that the zipper sometimes snags.
Review: The North Face Cat's Meow +20 Sleeping Bag – Regular, Contributors to REI.com
The handful of owner-written reviews at this backpacking gear-review site are extremely detailed and thorough, confirming that the Cat's Meow mummy bag dries fast. Warmth and roominess get mixed reviews, and some testers find that the bag loses a lot of its loft during a trip - though these reviews cover the earlier version that used Polarguard Delta insulation.
Review: The North Face Cat's Meow, Contributors to BackPackGearTest.org
This experienced guide recommends The North Face Cat's Meow as his favorite sleeping bag, praising the way the synthetic fill dries fast and keeps its warmth even when wet. He also finds this brand's construction quality excellent.
Review: Recommended 3-Season Sleeping Bags, Editor of BigSkyFishing.com
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