Temp Rating
Insulation Type
| Shape | Mummy |
|---|---|
| Temp Rating | 45° F |
| Weight | 6'0": 14.5 oz; 6'6": 17.25 oz |
| Insulation Type | Down |
| Fill Power | 850+ Power goose down |
| Fill Weight | 6'0": 6.5 oz; 6'6": 8 oz |
| Shoulder Girth | 6'0": 60"; 6'6": 65" |
| Hip Girth | 6'0": 55"; 6'6": 60" |
| Knee Girth | 6'0": 39"; 6'6": 42" |
| Zipper Location | Right |
| Stuff Sack Included | Yes |
| Stuff Sack Size | 6'0": 5" x 10"; 6'6": 5" x 10" |
REVIEWS
6 Reviews
ShermanSix
I purchased this sleeping bag for a summer backpacking bag. It’s superior lightweight was the biggest selling point and it did not disappoint. I felt very warm down to 50 degrees and have no reason to believe I would be cold at the rated 45 degrees. I have yet to use it for a secondary bag in the winter but I am looking forward to seeing how well this works combined with another sleeping bag. Another selling point is the wider cut of this bag. Much roomier than a traditional mummy bag. This bag is not inexpensive but I feel it is a good investment for mild summer nights.
Les J
Excellent drawstring design perfect as an extra layer. Warm and super compact. Wish it was also in extra long but it fits fine. My second WM bag.
Stephen
I bought this sleeping bag because my winter bag was a bit too much for spring time. I really like that this bag can completely unzip flat and be used as a top quilt. Still warm if you need it, and cool when you don't.
Johnk
Great build quality, very lightweight, and the roomy. I’m tall and have broad shoulders so I bought the long version and it’s a perfect fit. As an active sleeper (constantly move from back to side positions) I really appreciate the interior space. the bag is very light and easily packs into its stuff sack. I’d estimate the stuffed volume is about 2+ liters, but this bag would pack smaller with a compression bag. I use the bag with a merino wool liner (cocoon) so I can’t attest to the stand alone temp rating. With the liner I was very comfortable for two nights at around 40 degrees. Expensive, yes. But I expect this bag to last a long time. For me, it’s worth the premium price.
Clyde
I bought this 2 years ago for a trip to Eagle Cap Wilderness. We camped at 8,500 feet and it was in upper 20's due to clear night. Warm hat and fleece coat underneath with fresh socks.....totally comfortable. I bought this to lower pack weight with initial pack weight of 37 lbs.
NH2112
I’ve only used this a few times but I’m impressed. It’s very light, packs small enough that I can fit everything I need for a weekend in my 36l pack, and with a light Merino baselayer & socks it keeps me warm at least 5 degrees below the 45F rating. A hat is a good idea since there’s no hood. The foot drawstring stays tightly closed, and the shoulder drawstring keeps warmth in and drafts out. A small pocket would be nice but given the various ways this can be used it does be difficult to find one spot for a pocket that’d be accessible in all situations. Durability is 3 stars because I haven’t used it enough to rate durability. Its weight is very light due to very lightweight materials, so babying it is a good idea.
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