Im 5'10 and this bag fits perfect! I slept in it last weekend when it got down to 37 in just a pair of shorts and I never got cold once. Has a nice pocket to hold your pillow…
- brett, 10/27/11
seymour, tn

I have used Bloody Mary on two 8000m expeditions. I use it as my high altitude bag and have slept in at 7600m with an ambient -25F air temp. I tend to sleep in the nude except…
- CHRISTOPHER, 11/17/10

I purchased this bag last spring, and wanted to use it for an entire season before I cast my judgement. Bottom lines: Durability, Despite the bags thin light weight shell mate…
- Gibson, 01/11/11
Colorado

Super light, super soft, nice and warm when you need it. But it also has a full zip so it is also very flexible. Sometimes I use it as a quilt or if it's warm out I just sle…
- Tim, 06/18/09

I bought this bag for shoulder season backpacking in the PacNW. I'm 6'0'' and 180lbs. The regular fit was perfect, albeit snug, however, anyone taller or wanting some extra…
- JUSTIN R., 04/18/12
Portland

If you like to carry a nice light backpack when camping without haveing to sacrifice comfort for weight then this is for you!!! this bag lofts out very quick usuially about 15…
- john, 10/28/10
newark

I am 6'1" and 235 and this bag is loose on me. It has met every expectation I had including the temp rating. At anything above 60 degrees and the bag is too hot which makes it…
- Joe, 10/10/09
South Georgia

I purchased this sleeping bag as a lightweight mild-weather backpacking sleeping bag. I have tried this bag with night time temperatures dipping into the lower 40's and have…
- Mike, 10/01/10

You can read the specs all you want, but until you feel it for yourself, you really can’t comprehend just how light 19oz is over the length of a sleeping bag. This bag is m…
- Matt, 07/28/10

I purchased the Plasma 30 because I was looking for a way to lighten by pack. Though it feels delicate, I found to be tougher than it appears and held up beautifully durin…
- Keith, 08/20/11

This is a kickin bag! It took me forever to find a bag that works for me. I'm 6 ft. 1in. so I'm in that height range that no one makes a bag for. This bag is a perfect fit…
- kurt, 08/31/10
Mohnton

I got this bag for some camping in the Chicago area in the spring. What I couldn't foresee is my apartment's furnace breaking and my landlord deciding that it didn't need to g…
- Joshua, 04/29/10
Fiji or Chicago

I purchased this as my first down bag and immediately put it through the passes on a late April fishing trip in Michigan. It was 25 degrees the first night and 35 the second.…
- EDWARD, 05/05/12
Kalamazoo, MI

I was looking for a bag to carry with me on long backpacking trips Spring thru Fall and I found it! I love the pack size and weight of this bag, It gets down to a little more…
- Michael, 08/08/11
Charlotte, NC

This is one of those "nifty ideas" for sleeping bags that you can't believe every company doesn't make the exact same thing. Great cut on the bag–wide enough to be comfy, bu…
- DAMIEN, 10/11/11
Bronx

I'm not so sure about the 30 degree rating... maybe more like 35. This is my first down bag, so there is a bit of learning curve about getting the down to fill the baffles ju…
- Clarke, 10/06/10
Arkansas

I love this bag! Its so light & compressible! I stuff it in a Therm-a-rest fleece lined stuff sack which I stuff w/ clothes to use as a pillow; the perfect combo! I love the s…
- Chris, 03/23/11

I love this bag. I've used it in tents, a hammock, and in a bunk, in temperatures down to 46F. It is warm for it's size, and I have not been even close to cold yet. I'm a warm…
- John, 10/24/11

I think Johnny Cash used this bag when he wrote that song about crossin deserts and breathing mountain air. Like the guy below said, this bag isn't tiny, but I don't think its…
- JAKE, 12/04/10
Wisconsin

The Switch 35 definitely keeps you warm. You could be naked, and the temperature be freezing and it keeps you warm. But that's only if you can fit it into your pack along with…
- Tainiko, 12/05/09
Fairfax

Lightweight, packs easy, can stretch the 45 degree rating to near freezing and beyond coupled with my thermarest prolite 4. Used on a three day hike in hoh river rainforest,…
- THOMAS, 12/13/10

I got into this in the living room, wearing cargo pants and a long sleeve national whitewater compression base layer, and quickly get hot inside (68* F in the living room). I'…
- Kristopher, 03/11/12
Greenville, NC

I have now used my WM Highlite in the Grand Canyon in November and North Florida in January. It is incredibly light and stuffs down to the size of large can of soup. It kept…
- Mark, 03/13/11
Tampa

Amazing bag. Light, warm, fabric feels nice against skin. Stuffs TINY! Absolutely nothing wrong with it, in any way. I'll only buy Western Mountaineering bags from now on.…
- Robert, 02/18/11
Brooklyn, NY

Bought for car camping, works perfectly. A bit heavy and bulky to hike with but for camping in a provincial park it's perfect.Needs matching mattress as not insulated on bott…
- Shawn, 07/23/11
Canada

Used this bag many times paired with a BA Insulated AC. Comfort range for me is >50 (w/ a decent base layer), but have camped out down to 41 with a midweight base layer and ba…
- Travis, 03/20/12
East TN

This sleeping bag is super roomy. Great for those of us who toss and turn! It also is very light and packs down to practically nothing. It is my go to bag from March to Oct…
- JED, 03/29/11
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