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Image 1 — [WTS] REI Magma 15F long sleeping bag
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[WTS] REI Magma 15F long sleeping bag

REI Co-op Magma 15°F sleeping bag. Size: Long
Price: $330

Bought in oct 2025 and used only 3 times. Used but in very very good condition, no tears, no damage, no smells. Retails new for $457 with tax.

-15F degree rated,
-850 fill goose down.
-Durable water repellant finish materials
- comes with compression sack and storage mesh bag
-Fits up people 6’4. I am 5’11 and it fits me and keeps me very warm.

Please reach out if you have any questions or would like additional pics!

Located in Socal for local pickup, can ship as well.

u/fantano1010 — 9 days ago
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Bear vault optionality

I currently have the bear vault one. I do enjoy the collapsable feature as the smaller pack size is appealing and more volume than the 450 but I just realized it’s not accepted in yose or seki. Is it worth it to return it and get the 450 or just rent when I go to those parks?

For context:
-I’m in socal so these parks are just a 4-6hr drive away
-I have a 60L exped pack. Base weight including the bv one is 17 lbs

- I go solo and usually my trips are for 2-3 days maybe 4. I don’t think I’d do a thru hike for the foreseeable future.

-I go backpacking once a month or every 1.5 minths mostly to areas that aren’t yose or seki but that require a bear canister (bv one approved)
-would eventually like to do the jmt down the line.

Thank you! Still kinda new to this so hoping for others to chime in

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u/fantano1010 — 9 days ago
▲ 0 r/CampingGear

Bear vault optionalitt

I currently have the bear vault one. I do enjoy the collapsable feature as the smaller pack size is appealing and more volume than the 450 but I just realized it’s not accepted in yose or seki. Is it worth it to return it and get the 450 or just rent when I go to those parks?

For context:
-I’m in socal so these parks are just a 4-6hr drive away
-I have a 60L exped pack. Base weight including the bv one is 17 lbs

- I go solo and usually my trips are for 2-3 days maybe 4. I don’t think I’d do a thru hike for the foreseeable future.

-I go backpacking once a month or every 1.5 minths mostly to areas that aren’t yose or seki but that require a bear canister (bv one approved)
-would eventually like to do the jmt down the line.

Thank you! Still kinda new to this so hoping for others to chime in

reddit.com
u/fantano1010 — 9 days ago
▲ 2 r/UltralightBackpacking

Bear canister choice

I currently have the bear vault one. I do enjoy the collapsable feature as the smaller pack size is appealing and more volume than the 450 but I just realized it’s not accepted in yose or seki. Is it worth it to return it and get the 450 or just rent when I go to those parks?

For context:
\-I’m in socal so these parks are just a 4-6hr drive away
\-I have a 60L exped pack. Base weight including the bv one is 17 lbs

\- I go solo and usually my trips are for 2-3 days maybe 4. I don’t think I’d do a thru hike for the foreseeable future.

\-I go backpacking once a month or every 1.5 minths mostly to areas that aren’t yose or seki but that require a bear canister (bv one approved)
\-would eventually like to do the jmt down the line.

Thank you! Still kinda new to this so hoping for others to chime in

reddit.com
u/fantano1010 — 9 days ago