Sleeping Bag Buying Guide: How to Choose the Right One for Camping
Big Agnes Hog Park Sleeping Bag
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From the Big Agnes Park Series, the synthetic Hog Park sleeping bag offers big guys and campers who like a lot of space supreme comfort at base camp and during car-camping excursions.
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Fill
Polyester fibers
Weight
5 lbs. 13 oz.
Temperature Rating (F)
20 degrees (F)
- Underside insulation has been eliminated and replaced with a sleeve for a 25-in.-wide pad, sold separately
- Quallofilâ„¢ synthetic insulation works a lot like down, with minimal bulkiness and excellent packability, yet provides warmth even when wet
- Semirectangular-shape bag has a durable ripstop nylon shell with Durable Water Repellent finish and soft cotton/polyester lining
- No-draft yoke collar extends down from the top of the bag, sealing around the neck to prevent warm air from escaping and cold air from entering
- The Hog Park +20°F sleeping bag features a draft tube behind the zipper to prevent cold air from seeping inside
- Oversized draft wedge insulates the connection between the bag and pad to prevent cold air from entering
- Built-in pillow sleeve allows you to stuff in a jacket or other clothing for a stay-in-place pillow
- Bag will zip to another bag with opposite zipper configuration
- Interior fabric loops stabilize a sleeping bag liner, sold separately
- Big Agnes Hog Park +20°F sleeping bag includes a nylon stuff sack
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View all Big Agnes Camping Sleeping Bags| Best Use | Camping |
|---|---|
| Tested Lower Limit | Unavailable |
| Tested Comfort | Unavailable |
| Temperature Rating (F) | 20 degrees (F) |
| Temperature Rating (C) | -7 degrees Celsius |
| Weight | 5 lbs. 13 oz. |
| Shell | Ripstop nylon |
| Zipper Location | Left |
| Insulation Type | Synthetic |
| Fill | Polyester fibers |
| Fill Weight | 40 ounces |
| Lining | Cotton/polyester |
| Sleeping Bag Shape | Semirectangular |
| Fits Up To (in.) | 78 inches |
| Shoulder Girth (in.) | 80.5 inches |
| Hip Girth (in.) | 74.5 inches |
| Stuff Sack Size | 10 x 21 inches |
| Stuff Sack Volume | 27 liter |
| Gender | Unisex |
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Big Daddy Cat
Piedmont NC
Big bag for big boys
12 years ago
At 6 feet and 270 lbs, finding a bag that fit well to my body type was a challenge. Tried many other bags and most were constricting of any movement. Being an active sleeper (move around a lot at night) this bag is by far the best fitting bag to my body type and sleeps well at night with the 25" pad. Was able to side sleep as well. Some others using this bag in previous reviews mentioned that this is a back only bag but it sleeps side saddle very well. Bag and pad take up a good amount of space but the other option is strangling myself in a bag that does not fit.
Yes , I recommend this product
pjabbott
Olympia, WA
Excellent for bigger guys
12 years ago
I bought this based on the other reviews suggesting it was suitable for larger guys and boy were they right. I am about 6'3", 300 lbs, and I can have my arms at my sides and put my legs in a figure four inside this thing. I can even lie on my stomach with my arms under/above my head and stay completely inside. Another bonus is the pad pocket. Not only does it keep you centered on the pad, it also forms a rigid back so if you turn on your side, you spin inside the bag instead of the entire bag rotating with you. It fit perfectly with my Thermarest, and even had a slot in the corner for the valve to stick out. But don't think about using this without a sleeping pad, there is no insulation on the bottom at all. Only downside is it is bulky/heavy, but there's really no way to make a sleeping bag this large compact.
Yes , I recommend this product
Greg The Beginner
Minnesota
Great Product
11 years ago
I used this bag for the first time this past weekend on the Superior Hiking Trail. The night time temps got down into the 30's and I found that the bag kept me perfectly warm and comfortable, infact a couple times through the night I had to unzip the bag to cool down a bit. I would say the rating is right on, atleast for me. If there was one drawback I would say the bag is kinda bulky, but it did fit in my backpack's sleeping bag compartment fine, but that was all that fit in that area of my bag.
Yes , I recommend this product
GS Rider
CT
Big Guy bag!
12 years ago
Traveling on a motorcycle you have to carry only needs, and this fit the bill… added a compression sack to minimize it's size and worked out great!!! love the pocket for a mattress so there was no sliding off during the night.. I'm a big guy 6' 280 and had plenty of room…
Yes , I recommend this product
Coastbouncer 71
Sherwood, OR
Great bag for big guys
12 years ago
I've used this bag multiple nights at the rated temperature and was warm all through the night! I bought it with intentions of sleeping in the 40 degree range without the pants, long sleeves, and hat that the ratings include. It works great and is very comfortable. I'm a big guy and I can roll around comfortably. I wish it packed a little smaller to take backpacking but I love it and it's perfect for camping.
Yes , I recommend this product
BDono33
St. Louis
New favorite Bag
12 years ago
I am an Active sleeper and hate feeling confined, so this bag is a perfect for me to move around in. Love how it holds on the pad and holds pillow really well. Tent leaked first night and shell was water resistant.
Yes , I recommend this product
chasingradio
Prairie Village, KS
If only by some miracle of science...
13 years ago
I wish it could compress more. I'm pretty seriously overweight (6 ft. 280 lbs) with wide shoulders and a belly I'm still shrinking, so I can't handle most sleeping bags, especially mummy bags. I do enjoy hiking and backpacking though. This bag is roomy and great for car camping. I've rigged it to my Deuter Aircontact Lite 65 + 10 Pack; with this and a sleep pad is a lot of bulk to hike with but is about all I can hope for versus torturing myself with trying to get into a smaller bag. I've considered getting a compression sack. As for the bag itself, it's marvelously warm, and sort of the envy of all when camp is established. Good zippers, good hood management, and I can roll over onto my side to sleep, which is much preferred.
Yes , I recommend this product
detour66
Somewhere in the USA
For Tall and Big guys!
13 years ago
I am 6'8 tall 320lbs, I am tall and big and this bag is great! I have plenty of room to roll over, move around and not feel constricted at all. It is a little heavy but it will go with me backpacking.
Yes , I recommend this product
Steve
Indiana, United States
good overall bag but I feel there are better optio
10 years ago
good overall bag but I feel there are better options available. This bag is heavy and not for backpacking and not large enough for the weight compared to other options. I returned mine. It is not a good backpacking bag and I have better larger more comfortable car camping bag options, Mountain trapper and 44 Magnum bags from a large retailer. With no bottom insulation you need to buy a nice 25x78 pad also which adds to the overall cost. I was not impressed with the value of this bag and returned it to REI.
Greg The Beginner
Minnesota
Still in testing stage.
12 years ago
I have yet to use this product in a real world application, but I have tried it out at home and like it so far. Plenty of room for a larger guy like myself. Will be giving it a real world try in April on the Superior Hiking Trail.
Yes , I recommend this product