Marmot Nanowave 45 Sleeping Bag

$89.00 - $99.00

Color: Brick

Hand: Left Hand

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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 that provides easy ventilation
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: 23MRMUNNWV45XXXXXCSL

Specifications

Size	Regular	Long
Shape	Mummy	Mummy
Minimum Trail Weight	1 lb. 13 oz.	2 lb.
Temp Rating	45°F	45°F
Insulation Type	Synthetic	Synthetic
Fill Weight	14 oz.	15.9 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	12.2 x 7.5	12.2 x 7.5

REVIEWS

4.5

88%

Recommended

19 Reviews

Jlpatte2

1 year ago

Great Summer Bag, But Narrow

I have had this bag for two summers now, I'm 5'9",180lb so pretty average, and this bag is slightly too narrow at the shoulders, I very rarely zip past the elbows. I love the weight and size though. Will probably give it to my son to replace his kids version and find a slightly wider bag for myself. If you are broader than normal is avoid this bag.

JNUfishgirl

Verified Purchase

1 year ago

Compact Light Sleeping Bag

Was very happy when I received this sleeping bag. It is compact, lightweight and will work great for summer camping. Also the fabric has a soft feel so will be great to sleep on instead of the typical plastic feel of synthetic material. I have not used the bag yet, but will update after use.

CaitlinD

2 years ago

Great For Warm Weather Camping

Packs up small and was perfect for nights dipping into the low 50s

RamblerVA

2 years ago

Everything You Want In A Warm Weather Bag

Been using my Nanowave 45 for 5+ years now and its all you'll need in a warm weather sleeping bag: light, low volume, and warm.

joeschmoh

3 years ago

Probably Rated Closer To 50 Degrees

I know that these ratings tend to vary given how well the person using the sleeping bag handles the cold and other weather factors. But after this past weekend, I'm fairly confident this is closer rated to 50 degrees than 45. I was camping around Asheville, NC this weekend for 3 nights and tested this out in actually cold weather (40s and 50s versus 60s and 70s, which is what I tested it at last time). It worked fairly well but I give it about a B- for how it handles actually cold weather. The tempertures for the weekend were between 45ish and 55ish and on the 45ish night I was bundled up in 2 tops, a beanie, very thick Smartwool socks and Smartwool thermal base layer pants and I was just warm enough. Even at 55ish I was wearing extra clothes to keep me warm and, as far as I'm concerned, if a sleeping bag is rated for a temperature, I should be able to use it in just my underwear...or at least very minimal clothing. Still, I love that it's so compact and otherwise well-made. It definitely does the trick for almost 45 degrees.

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