Temp Rating
Insulation Type
| Size | Regular | Long |
|---|---|---|
| Shape | Mummy | Mummy |
| Minimum Trail Weight | 2 lb. 2.8 oz. | 2 lb. 6 oz. |
| Temp Rating | 35°F | 35°F |
| Insulation Type | Synthetic | Synthetic |
| Fill Weight | 1 lb. 1.8 oz. | 1 lb. 4.2 oz. |
| Shoulder Girth | 60 in | 62 in. |
| Hip Girth | 58 in. | 60 in. |
| Foot Girth | 40 in. | 42 in. |
| Bag Length | 84 in. | 90 in. |
| Fits up to | 6 ft. | 6 ft. 6 in. |
| Zipper Location | Left | Left |
| Stuff Sack Included | Yes | Yes |
| Stuff Sack Size | 12.5 x 8 | 12.5 x 8 |
REVIEWS
24 Reviews
JBeaver
This is the perfect bag for backpacking. Very lightweight, packs down really well. No rolling just a bag and compression straps. I love the material. It’s soft and comfortable but not silky.
Quincy B
I’m in the Military and I’ve replaced my Woobie with the Nanowave bag 4 years ago. Its ability to pack into my Ruck and cut the crisp edge off the cold is superb. I use it like a quilt to cover my body while wearing my armor. I put my feet down in it and drape the rest of it over my top half. I can jump up off the ground and stuff it away very quickly. It’s perfect! I recommend it all the time to my coworkers. I love it.
Rage S
I got this bag because I had a multi day expedition coming up and it was going to be much colder than usual. The bag kept me comfortably warm but i definitely wouldn't recommend it if you planned on going anywhere where temps are below 40. It's definitely comfortable but a tad tight. I sleep in the sort of "fell down the stairs" position on my stomach so there was definitely some adjustments that needed to be made, but otherwise it was fine.
ecrow
This is not a 35* bag, it is more like a 50* bag. the loft, after fluffing, is about 5/8". You make the judgement. To me, a 35* bag is about 1 1/2" of loft, per side.
lizzieg
used this sleeping bag for a 4-night backpacking trip in the Upper Peninsula MI with nights getting down to 36° and it held up great! My only complaint is it was a little tight around the shoulders and the cinch feature on the hood, one string pulled completely out on my last night. Probably just a manufacturing flaw but overall great bag!
Timothy Bein
Great product but I’m 6’2 190 with wide shoulders and it’s uncomfortably tight should have gotten the bigger size
NoahG27
Bought this for an impromptu trip after my last bag was ruined. Had a very warm night’s sleep in Michigan’s UP in late October. It’s small enough to be very easily packed and the warmth/weight ratio is awesome.
vashby26
I’ve had my nanowave for a few years, and after trying it out in multiple seasons it’s become pretty clear that this bag isn’t warm enough for any temps lower than 50°. To be fair, I am a cold sleeper. Otherwise, the bag is nice and relatively lightweight for the price
I used this bag for a recent bike packing trip and it was amazing! It packed down super small and fit in my handlebar bag- which is impressive because it is a small size drop bar. The actual sleeping bag was perfect! Warm enough and super comfy- tons of room (though I am on the small side- 5'2). I would 100% recommend!
GratefulJay
I bought this bag as I was heading out for a weekend camping and only had a winter bag. Staff recommended the Nano as a great summer bag. Was perfect for the weekend with some hot nights and one night in the low 50's. Highly recommended.
Robbien
I bought this for my son for our camping trip. It is just what we needed.
Ribs2k
I was surprised at how easy it was to repack the same size as it was shipped. Full length fit me well and it was warm. Cool color and it is Marmut!
Tessa
I am new to backpacking, so it was my mistake going for a 35F bag. This bag is light, packs down well, and is soft. I LOVE the color, but I need something much warmer for California camping and backpacking all year round.
Matt fromWisco
My huge gripe with this bag is how narrow it is. I struggle to get it to zipper closed around my shoulders. Otherwise this is a very comfortable and pleasant bag. Packs down very small.
Great sleeping bag! Lightweight, comfortable, easy to stuff in a sack. I will say it is slightly less roomy at the upper torso and shoulders. It shouldn’t stop you from buying it unless you have a large upper torso. You could just unzip it or sideways sleep. All in all if you’re not the hulk and you’re into quality then do it.
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