Alot isn't a word. Stop using it. This bag is terrific. I've used it in hot weather (I.e. 30+*C degrees) and also in cold weather (below 0*C) and had no problems with either…
- ELLIOT, 11/14/12
WINNIPEG

this bag rules!, its super warm and incredibly light weight. I would recommend the XS sea to summit e-vent compression sac to keep it dry on the trail, this also will compress…
- greg, 02/14/11
ROCHESTER! NY

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

Used this bag in Big Sur, California in 40 degree F weather. It was actually a little warm for the occasion. I would rate it for 20 degrees even though it says it's for 30.…
- sarah, 04/16/11
Naples, Florida

Having made the long sad journey through just about every other decent 30-degree down bag out there, including a Summerlite (too small), this is it. The one. The bag. For the…
- Will, 03/15/11
San Francisco, CA

I backpack with friends into the cascade and Mt. Hood regularly. Great product and high recommend. Performs as expected.…
- scott, 06/12/13
redmond

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

I recently had the pleasure to slumber in the plasma 30 for 6 nights in vermont. The temperature dropped to a chilly 20 degrees F and I still found myself extremely toasty. Ma…
- Alex, 10/24/12

I purchased this sleeping bag before going on a three month trek along the Appalachian Trail from Maine to New York State. I liked it a lot. It was super comfortable when I…
- Crystal, 12/04/12
Goshen, IN

This is a great bag for summer & fall, not so great in the winter, spring or early summer. If there's snow on the ground, it will be too cold for this bag. I used mine above 1…
- Ashley, 05/06/13
Albuquerque

I slept in this bag at least 10 nights in southern Utah this year. I am 6 feet tall and fairly wide so I have the long version to get the extra girth. I used the BA insulated…
- JOHN, 01/01/13
EAGLE MOUNTAIN

I think this bag is great - it has kept me warm even in temps lower than its rating (that's probably because I'm such a hot guy). The size and weight are good for the price, b…
- Jonathan, 11/21/12
Haslett, MI

Took this bad boy out camping and was super comfy and warm down to around 40. It packs really small, and fills out nicely when you take it out. The one thing is the stuff sack…
- Nick, 01/22/13
Texas

I got the long because I am 6'-3", 210 lbs and it is a very comfortable fit. I considered the mountain hardware phantom series of sleeping bags and chose this one due to the…
- Jared, 10/18/11
Rensselaer, NY

Love this bag. Very comfortable and lots of room to get comfy in. Not as binding as a mummy bag but no penalty in weight either. My BA pad fits in the back and BA pillow fi…
- Patrick, 01/25/11
Round Rock, TX

I purchased this bag solely for my upcoming trip to New Zealand in the summer, and will be sleeping in a hut with a mattress. Thus this bag seems perfect - weight and warmth.…
- Rene, 02/12/13
Boston

I've used this primarily in AZ temps in hammocks during almost every season including winter. This bag held up very nicely and kept me very warm. The long version fits me pe…
- Chris, 06/14/13
Cave Creek

It's warm enough for most outings, and has a double zipper allowing venting at the footbed. There's a small little pocket at the chest on the outside perfect for storing...thi…
- andrew, 05/03/13
D.C.