Details
- Insulated with Insotect Hotstream synthetic fibers, featuring 100% recycled material, which feels as warm and soft as down insulation
- Design improves connection between the integrated pad sleeve and the bag, providing a roomier sleeping space without adding bulk
- Sculpted contour allows the bag to drape around you, increasing insulation performance; vaulted footbox creates more wiggle room for your feet
- Free Range Hood design gives you the freedom to lift your head while snuggled in the hood
- Low-profile cordlock lets you un-cinch the hood with just one hand
- No-draft collar; no-draft wedge; no-draft zipper
- Stretch panel on pad sleeve doubles as pillow stabilizer
- Zippered stash pocket at shoulder
- 70 in. (178cm) YKK #8 zipper with zipper garage
- Mate together left and right zip bags
- Interior fabric loops for sleeping bag liners; exterior loops for hang drying or storage
- Includes a mesh storage sack and nylon stuff sack
Imported.
Many sleeping bags are rated for temperature by an independent testing protocol, the European Norm (EN) 13537. Each bag gets two ratings: a comfort rating and lower limit rating. The comfort rating is the lowest temperature at which the bag will keep the average woman (or "cold sleeper") comfortable, and the lower-limit rating is the lowest temperature at which the bag will keep an average man (or “warm sleeper”) comfortable. Everyone's body and sleep comfort is different, so EN Ratings are merely a guideline to help you compare products.
Specs
| Best Use | Backpacking |
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| Temperature Rating (F) | 15 degrees Fahrenheit |
| Temperature Rating (C) | -9 degrees Celsius |
| Weight |
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| Shell | Ripstop nylon |
| Zipper Location | Left |
| Insulation Type | Synthetic |
| Fill | Hotstream recycled synthetic fibers |
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| Lining | Nylon taffeta |
| Sleeping Bag Shape | Semirectangular |
| Fits Up To (in.) |
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| Gender | Unisex |
Rated 4 out of
5
by
BigMike535 from
Very comfy!
Absolutely wonderful! I'm 6'3" and the long & wide fits me perfectly, and the foot box gave my size 14 feet enough room to move around. There's just enough room to move around for those of us that don't like to sleep in a mummy position. Side sleeping was not a problem. I spent a windy 40 degree night in this thing with the side only zipped about halfway. There's plenty of room in the hood and it creates a nice warm pocket of air to keep your head warm, even without cinching it closed. I didn't even need a hat!
The only reason I gave it 4 stars was because it didn't have a pocket, even though the women's version does.
Date published: 2017-04-02
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Rider of the Purple Sage from
Not a 15 degree bag
I like the concept of this bag, it's roomy, packs small but unless you wear lots of additional insulation, you will freeze in below freezing temperatures. Be sure and get the insulated mattress! The mattress makes me a bit nervous because you rely on it not only padding but insulation too. If it starts loosing air during the night, you are hooped. I have had 2 pads leak and could not find the leak to even patch it. Big Agnes is really good about standing behind the product but when you're out in the back country and it starts loosing air.....
I'm about to head out on an April river trip and I will bring another pad and down comforter for backup. I have recommended this bag to friends and I like it for the most part. Just a few words of caution.
Date published: 2017-04-06
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Poppaowl from
Just the bag I'm looking for
I bought this bag in anticipation of going back to my camping roots. I am a larger person with wide shoulders, and was frustrated with the conventional mummy bags. This bag came just in time, and was just what I was looking for. I like the fact that the pad on the bottom provides the insulation to the ground, allowing for a warmer bag without the extra weight. The temperature dropped to 23 degrees the first night, and I was almost too warm. It was 27 the second night, and I had to take off my sweatshirt. The third night was 34 degrees, and again I lost the sweats. There is enough room to side sleep in the bag, and plenty of room for my backpacking cpap machine to be in the bag without crowding me. The only drawback I could find was that there was no pocket inside to keep track of my smart phone, but I kept it in the hood under the pillow and it was just fine. I feel that this bag is a great value, and am thinking it will be the last bag I buy.
Date published: 2017-04-07
Rated 1 out of
5
by
KVoll from
Never Got a Good Night Sleep
Last summer I ordered this bag for myself and a near equivalent Big Agnes bag for my wife. I was just returning to camping and she was experiencing it for the first time. After using this bag for 5 nights on various short trips, I'm returning it. My first complaint is directly to my sleep style, I roll and move quite a bit in my sleep. The Big Agnes sleep system involves having the mattress connected to the bag by a sleeve. When I move, roll, curl, etc... the bag doesn't move with me. It's like sleeping with the sheets permanently tucked tightly under a mattress. With a standard bag, I don't have any of these complaints as it moves with me.
The second problem - this bag is not good to 15deg. I took it on a single overnight backpacking trip that dropped to about 0 degC (32 degF) and nearly froze. I was even fully clothed and using a liner. Because of the sleep system this thing leaks warmth between the bag and the mattress. There is no way it can create a "seal" the way a normal bag does. I could actually feel lines of cold air along the individual cores of the mattress.
I really wanted to love this setup, but after several nights of not sleeping at all, I bought an REI Alpine Pod 17 and slept perfectly comfortable and very warm at the same outdoor temperatures.
Date published: 2017-06-05
Will this fit a 78" X 25" Big Agnes Q core SL sleeping pad?
The long wide size will take the 78" x 25" sleeping pad. The long will use 78" x 20". Regular 72" x 20".
Date published: 2017-05-22
What is the thickest pad that will fit in the sleeping pad pocket?
​A 4.25 inch sleeping pad is the thickest sleeping pad this bag can accommodate.
Date published: 2017-05-22
What size compression sack works with this bag?
​For this sleeping bag, use a 20 to 21 liter compression sack.
Date published: 2017-05-27
Can you mate the long and regular bags together?
​The long and regular bags can zip to a mummy, sleeping bag with a right-handed zipper. Both, of these bag offerings have left-sided zippers, so they cannot zip together.
Date published: 2017-05-22
Reviews
Rated 4 out of
5
by
BigMike535 from
Very comfy!
Absolutely wonderful! I'm 6'3" and the long & wide fits me perfectly, and the foot box gave my size 14 feet enough room to move around. There's just enough room to move around for those of us that don't like to sleep in a mummy position. Side sleeping was not a problem. I spent a windy 40 degree night in this thing with the side only zipped about halfway. There's plenty of room in the hood and it creates a nice warm pocket of air to keep your head warm, even without cinching it closed. I didn't even need a hat!
The only reason I gave it 4 stars was because it didn't have a pocket, even though the women's version does.
Date published: 2017-04-02
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Rider of the Purple Sage from
Not a 15 degree bag
I like the concept of this bag, it's roomy, packs small but unless you wear lots of additional insulation, you will freeze in below freezing temperatures. Be sure and get the insulated mattress! The mattress makes me a bit nervous because you rely on it not only padding but insulation too. If it starts loosing air during the night, you are hooped. I have had 2 pads leak and could not find the leak to even patch it. Big Agnes is really good about standing behind the product but when you're out in the back country and it starts loosing air.....
I'm about to head out on an April river trip and I will bring another pad and down comforter for backup. I have recommended this bag to friends and I like it for the most part. Just a few words of caution.
Date published: 2017-04-06
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Poppaowl from
Just the bag I'm looking for
I bought this bag in anticipation of going back to my camping roots. I am a larger person with wide shoulders, and was frustrated with the conventional mummy bags. This bag came just in time, and was just what I was looking for. I like the fact that the pad on the bottom provides the insulation to the ground, allowing for a warmer bag without the extra weight. The temperature dropped to 23 degrees the first night, and I was almost too warm. It was 27 the second night, and I had to take off my sweatshirt. The third night was 34 degrees, and again I lost the sweats. There is enough room to side sleep in the bag, and plenty of room for my backpacking cpap machine to be in the bag without crowding me. The only drawback I could find was that there was no pocket inside to keep track of my smart phone, but I kept it in the hood under the pillow and it was just fine. I feel that this bag is a great value, and am thinking it will be the last bag I buy.
Date published: 2017-04-07
Rated 1 out of
5
by
KVoll from
Never Got a Good Night Sleep
Last summer I ordered this bag for myself and a near equivalent Big Agnes bag for my wife. I was just returning to camping and she was experiencing it for the first time. After using this bag for 5 nights on various short trips, I'm returning it. My first complaint is directly to my sleep style, I roll and move quite a bit in my sleep. The Big Agnes sleep system involves having the mattress connected to the bag by a sleeve. When I move, roll, curl, etc... the bag doesn't move with me. It's like sleeping with the sheets permanently tucked tightly under a mattress. With a standard bag, I don't have any of these complaints as it moves with me.
The second problem - this bag is not good to 15deg. I took it on a single overnight backpacking trip that dropped to about 0 degC (32 degF) and nearly froze. I was even fully clothed and using a liner. Because of the sleep system this thing leaks warmth between the bag and the mattress. There is no way it can create a "seal" the way a normal bag does. I could actually feel lines of cold air along the individual cores of the mattress.
I really wanted to love this setup, but after several nights of not sleeping at all, I bought an REI Alpine Pod 17 and slept perfectly comfortable and very warm at the same outdoor temperatures.
Date published: 2017-06-05
Questions & Answers
Will this fit a 78" X 25" Big Agnes Q core SL sleeping pad?
The long wide size will take the 78" x 25" sleeping pad. The long will use 78" x 20". Regular 72" x 20".
Date published: 2017-05-22
What is the thickest pad that will fit in the sleeping pad pocket?
​A 4.25 inch sleeping pad is the thickest sleeping pad this bag can accommodate.
Date published: 2017-05-22
What size compression sack works with this bag?
​For this sleeping bag, use a 20 to 21 liter compression sack.
Date published: 2017-05-27
Can you mate the long and regular bags together?
​The long and regular bags can zip to a mummy, sleeping bag with a right-handed zipper. Both, of these bag offerings have left-sided zippers, so they cannot zip together.
Date published: 2017-05-22
