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		<title>Moonstone 800 Lucid &#8211; Sleeping Bag Review</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 06 Feb 2004 09:34:00 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>By Dave Sheldon<br>Photos by Zach Reyonlds</dc:creator>
		
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		<description><![CDATA[Moonstone 800 Lucid $260, 1lb 13oz, 20F Summary: The ghostly white shell on the Moonstone 800 Lucid is spooky; you can see right through to the insulation. Luckily, the translucent appearance of the Pertex X-Ray 1.1 fabric does not affect its durability or weather resistance, both of which are excellent. The Lucid also benefits from [...]]]></description>
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<p><b>Moonstone 800 Lucid $260, 1lb 13oz, 20F</b><br />	Summary: The ghostly white shell on the Moonstone 800 Lucid is spooky; you can see right through to the insulation. Luckily, the translucent appearance of the Pertex X-Ray 1.1 fabric does not affect its durability or weather resistance, both of which are excellent. The Lucid also benefits from open side baffles for an extended temperature range and a full-length zipper maximizes its versatility. Unfortunately, the bag&rsquo;s zip did occasionally snag on the draft tube, and the hood closure lacks a baffle. These shortcomings are minimal, however, especially when you note the reasonable price of $260 for a one pound, 13 ounce, 20-degree-rated bag.<br />	Pros: Durable; great weather resistance<br />	Cons: No hood baffle; zipper occasionally snagged<br />	Overall grade: B<br />	Moonstone: (800) 390-3312, <a href="http://www.moonstone.com" target="_blank">www.moonstone.com</a></p>
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