Marmot Nanowave 35 Sleeping Bag

$109.00

Color: Crocodile

Bag Size: Long

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Highlights

Lightweight and easily packable
Full length, two-way zipper
Equipped with hang loops
Draft tube

About This Item

Product Information

Temp Rating

35 Degrees or Higher

Insulation Type

Synthetic

SUSTAINABILITY

Designed with PFC-free material

STORAGE:

Comes with compression stuff sack

DESIGN & DETAILS:

Lightweight, packable sleeping bag that fits easily into bike panniers, bags, and sterns for simple transport
Designed with Spirafil High Loft Insulation for maximum warmth and durability
Equipped with full length, locking YKK two-way zipper
Feely draw cords
Snagless draft tube
Blanket construction
Two hang loops lets you keep sleeping bag off the ground for storage and drying

Brand : Marmot
Country of Origin : Imported

Web ID: 23MRMUNNWV35XXXXXCSL
SKU: 24990052

Specifications

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

4.3

82%

Recommended

23 Reviews

Quincy B

2 years ago

Nanowave Replaced My Woobie

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

Verified Purchase

2 years ago

It's A Sleeping Bag.

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

2 years ago

Thin Bag For A 35*

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

2 years ago

Awesome! Used For 4 Nights In 40° Weather

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

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