The Cat's Meow is a great sleeping bag and is reasonably priced if you are just getting into camping, overall, if you're buying your first bag, this is definitely the way to g…
- Cara, 08/08/11
Houston

This sleeping bag is very light compared to other 20 degree bags. In fact is seems to be half to one pound light. This might help explain why I in temps in the 30s I usually…
- Joseph, 05/31/11

I've used this bag down to about 20 degrees and it was true to its rating when you shift most of the down to the top of the bag. The zipper hardly snags and there is minimal…
- William, 10/20/10
Seattle

The Western Mountaineering UltraLite 20 degree down sleeping bag is one of the best available. The bag is very breathable (but still water repelling) and warms you up as soon…
- Justin, 12/24/11

My wife and I have both owned WM sleeping bags (I have since moved to Feathered Friends) and have nothing but positives to share. Stacie has actually used this bag as a 4-seas…
- STACIE, 01/21/10
Negaunee

This bag was part of my answer to age/wt problem when I purchased it in 6/96.It has kept me warm in a snow storm in Bhutan. I pulled my zipped up jacket over the foot of the b…
- Ben, 08/22/12
Wenatchee

When I was looking to buy a new sleeping bag there were a few features that were a must for me. I wanted something warm, yet light, small and compressible when stuffed, water…
- Brent, 03/23/11
dayton, oh

This bag is so nice and warm its probably rated too high. So more heat for you buck whats not to love.…
- David, 03/10/09
DUBLIN

I use this bag out west (3 season use) and it is of the highest quality and comfort. The temperature rating is spot on and it is like sleeping in a cloud. Although it is rated…
- Timothy, 12/21/12

I was worried that the Gore Windstopper would be a bit much; we were initially considering the MF fabric since it’s a lighter but I'm quite happy with it. We slept in a 3 se…
- MARTINE, 12/01/12
Quebec

I got this bag after hating my Mountain Hardwear and Marmot bags that were too narrow. This thing is super roomy, but keeps all your warmth. Beathes well on those warmer night…
- AJ, 06/30/11
The Chi

I am a big dude. With an upcoming 7 day trek into the Grand Canyon, I was worried that I was going to have to be stuck with either a bulky bag, or a mummy that was a second s…
- Garrett, 12/30/12

Purchased this for my husband for Christmas. Was tired of having him borrow my sleeping bag when he went camping with friends.…
- Lisa, 03/26/13

I recently tried out this bag in 27 degree weather, just to test it out, and was delightfully surprised that i stayed warm all through the night. Although pricy compared to o…
- Luke, 12/07/09
Milledgeville, GA

You can't go wrong with this bag in mild to just freezing point temps - extend it's range 3 degrees or so with a good set of Merino wool longs, socks & a hat - OR - use it as…
- David, 11/02/11

So most bags use this theoretical rating system based on survival. This bag does not and kept me warm at 7 degrees and luke warm at about -5. I think it is important to add…
- JANE, 10/19/08
SAINT GEORGE

This bag will adjust to almost any temperature, due to the zipper system and the continous baffles. In other words, a true 3-season bag, super comfortable!…
- Øivind, 10/31/09
Ellicott City

I used this bag four times in the winter of 2010-2011 and am looking forward to using it in the winter of 2011-2012. I never zipped it up and did not use a tent. When unzipp…
- Daniel, 12/01/11

Tried some experiments with the bag. On an Exped Downmat 9 pad in snow with no tent, the bag started to develop some cold spots along the zipper at about 18 F with 10mph wind…
- Leith, 12/10/11
Aurora, CO

I'm a Western Mnting addict. I have a couple of their jackets and lighter bag, and there is nothing of better quality than their stuff anywhere. I got bonus at work and went…
- Brian, 01/28/10
Virginia, USA

I like to think of the WM Alpinlite bag as my fortress of solitude! This sleeping bag instills fear and commands respect. It's baffles are lush and the extra room in the shou…
- DAVID, 03/05/10
WASHINGTON

Love it. This bag is champion. I'm 6ft, 210, with broad shoulders and a thick chest and this bag fits perfectly. I have the 6ft bag as well, if your much over 6ft tall go for…
- KENT, 05/21/06
FORT COLLINS

I was originally looking at a Big Agnes Gunn Creek, but then was shown this at our local shop, it just seemed like a better idea for the money, no specialized pad that costs…
- Aaron, 05/09/10
mountains of Virginia

Very portable, durable, and warm. What more could you ask for in a sleeping bag?…
- John, 11/04/12
Nashville

I tested this bag in fall 2012. At 2#6.4oz it was a bit heavier than advertised. Though it seemed to add considerable bulk, the waterproof breathable membrane was a strong sel…
- Ati, 01/25/13

Was excited when I received this bag due to positive reviews I read. Got it out of the shipping box, and tried the cinch cord to close the hood around my face. It hardly cin…
- Lisa, 11/29/12

This bag has it all! Spacious enough to allow movement but still keeps you cozy. Smooth full two-way zipper. Small but functioning draft tube. Could be bigger. No issues wit…
- Kate, 09/20/10
Wisconsin wilderness (and classrooms)

I took this camping for the first time in the Blue Ridge Mountains over halloween weekend, and got to test it out in some cold temperatures right away. Temps were in the mid 3…
- Abby, 11/05/11
Manhattan, KS

I have taken this bag to CO multiple times, winter camping in AR (16deg F) , and even Kilimanjaro. It was warmer than I could ever need. It has many features including a mul…
- BRETT, 01/28/11
Madison, WI

After months of research on sleeping bags I came to the conclusion that my best bet would be the Marmot Plasma 15. I received it in the mail from REI, immediately disappointed…
- David, 05/11/12