It's versatile and really is good enough to serve as two different sleeping bags for varying levels of colder climates. As an added bonus, if it’s warm enough to leave the b…
- Adventure, 04/14/13
Australia

It's versatile and really is good enough to serve as two different sleeping bags for varying levels of colder climates. As an added bonus, if it’s warm enough to leave the b…
- Adventure, 04/14/13
Australia

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

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

Took these bags out right after we got them on a trek through the Olympic Peninsula (rainforest). The bags performed admirably! Stayed dry even through the worst downpour (OK,…
- , 02/26/13
Bellingham, Wa

It took less then 6 minutes to set up with no prior knowledge of how to set it up and having to attach the guy lines to the rain fly. The two vestibules are large and stayed d…
- Adam, 05/22/13
Michigan

As my first down bag, im not sure if this is common among down bags, but i have experienced some down leakage. The sharp tips of the the down feathers pierce through the fabri…
- Miguel, 09/25/12
Prescott, AZ