Marmot Mens Trestles 30

I had a winter sleeping bag and a three season bag, but I needed a lightweight summer bag and this was nearly ideal. The ability to zip down both sides on the top makes this a good choice to sit around camp while staying warm when the temperature drops at night, or for keeping your legs and feet warm while preventing your torso from overheating when sleeping on a warm night. People who don't like a narrow taper mummy bag may not like the smaller foot box but I have size 13 feet and there was adequate room for my feet, but it is a cozy fit. I love that the stuff sack is a compression sack, making it very easy to stuff the bag and then quickly compress it to occupy minimal packed volume. I bought this sleeping bag for ultralight motorcycle camping, and it's ideal for that. This isn't an ultralight bag by ultralight backpacking standards, but it's a great ultralight motorcycle camping bag where packed volume is more important than shaving those last few grams. Goose down results in a smaller packed volume, but at a higher price and with the aggravations of down. This synthetic bag is easy to maintain and it retains some warmth if it should become wet, unlike down. I'd rate this as a comfortable and well designed bag with good quality at a very reasonable price. Read more

Great camping bag. Kept me warm on a humid 40 degree night in Canada, not too hot when it was in the 60’s. I’m 6’2 and even with clothes jammed in the bottom I fit well. Zippers didn’t get hung up in the fabric and the bag was pretty light considering it’s size. This compressed well and fit in the bottom of a 35L Sea to Summit lightweight dry bag perfectly. Read more

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Slept in this in 50 degree night and stayed good. Size is awesome with great should room. Zippers are amazing they have a guide on them that keeps it from grabbing the fabric. Love the double shoulder zippers for warmer nights. And this is super packable both weight and compact size ethos the included compression stuff sack. Read more

I slept in this sleeping bag in a hammock on a 40 degree night. It was comfortable and had zips on both sides, which would be handy if it were a warmer night. Overall it seems to be made of high quality material and can easily be packed into a backpack. Read more

I slept in this and it was at its rating outside the tent. Comfortable, stayed plenty warm, packs down very small. Read more

Used for early Fall in Midwest and it was lightweight but warm enough for 40 degree nights. Nice bag! Read more

I slept in this comfortably with only a pair of shorts very comfortably. It was perfect! I remained so warm. And my feet had room to move! Which was strange for a mummy bag. The only thing I don’t like is to cinch the head opening it has stretchy bands. I would rather have rope or a cloth string to pull it tighter. It just makes me weary that something that close to my eyes is going to rebound to my head. And when you pull it tight, it lowers down into your face knocking you lightly in the head all night if you sleep in your left hand side. But I’d still recommend it even after that. I’d get it again 10x over for the comfort level. Read more