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 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 camp in Nothern VT in the winter (temps from 0-10 at night ) and this bag is super cosy warm. The fear of winter camping is leaving the fire to get into a sleeping bag but…
- brad, 05/31/13

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

Unfortunately, I'm one of those that can't sleep in a confined mummy bag. Sleep apnea combined with tossing, turning and spinning etc. I'm 6'2 - 200lbs and settled on the…
- Michael, 09/21/10

The Extralamina provides much more moving space for us bigger people than its Lamina/Ultralamina counterparts. I owned an Ultralamina for a short time, and found it to be a bi…
- Daniel, 11/13/10
The Desert, CA

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

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

Light weight, perfect for summer camping!…
- john, 08/03/12

I bought this because I did not want to lug my old Coleman around. It is light and stuffs into the included sack perfectly. It was raining and cool around 60 in the day and…
- peter, 07/09/12
Rochester

I've spent over 30 nights in this strange rear entry bag and its treated me well. I've taken it down to the low 30s and did start getting a bit chilly. However, it was on a co…
- Alex, 05/27/11
St. Louis

I have perfect trust in this item.…
- sophia, 06/13/13
northville, mi

Very light, compressible bag. Have not used it outside yet, but looking forward to using it on a trip in January. Great service and shipping from Moosejaw.…
- Lisa, 12/16/12

This bag kept me slightly too warm at 40 degrees wearing just my underwear, and I'm a 145 pound man without much insulation of my own. Socks and long underwear will definitely…
- David, 04/01/13

I used this in cool conditions, somewhere in the 45 degree range. It was comfortable and warm. I did, however, use a silk liner which may have given me 5-10 degree more prot…
- Timothy, 06/28/12

I don't camp if it is below 32 degrees out side and I am usually cold when I sleep. This is and awesome sleeping bag. I Have been warm and very comfortable. I would recom…
- Aric, 10/29/12

I haven't yet spent more than one night in this bag, so I can't give you all the gritty details yet. But what I wanted to say right away is that the zipper goes all the way to…
- MEGAN, 05/05/11
Bolinas, CA

If you are a 3-season backpacker who is looking for a solid bag, then this one is for you. It is warm, fairly roomy and packs light and small (compared to synthetic). Mountain…
- BILLY, 09/12/09
BROADVIEW HTS

I've used this sleeping bag twice in the last month. Once was at a state park when the temperature was in the low 40's. The other time was spent sleeping on a friend's living…
- Alex, 05/14/13

This is a great choice for a lightweight three season bag. The recycled insulation is a neat idea, and it does the job as well as other synthetics. I recently washed mine an…
- Ryan, 01/22/13
Dallas, TX

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

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

right off the getgo zipper got stuck n the wind flap....and again....and again. Grrrr. This happened every trip. Enough is enough already!!! Finally sewed the flap back all…
- R, 04/24/13

It has been a while since I bought a new bag, but I got to say I love this one. I got this for winter hikes, and low level climbing trips. I have always slept warm, so this is…
- Ross, 01/07/13
GA

I've had this bag for a while and have been on a few trips with it. It's been super. I think 30 degrees is the best all around temperature for a sleeping bag. So 35 has bee…
- David, 08/29/11
Virginia

I'm a pretty cold sleeper, but this bag is toasty warm and cozy, unless you are going somewhere well below freezing. The stash pocket is a nice feature, the zipper is mostly s…
- Sylvie, 09/21/12
Santa Cruz, CA