SAJ-99
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I have the Nemo Disco, 15degree. I like it. Good weight and comfort. Most of my problems with using the bag are not the bag, just how my body temperature changes as I sleep through the night.
Help narrow sleeping bag choices
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I also use the Versalite and have not been disappointed. I found out the hard way years ago to never go cheap on a mummy bag.
sclancy27
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Mountain Hardwear Phantom 15 is a narrow bag as well.
Phaseolus
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I have Western Mountaineering Terralite for my backpacking needs. Years ago I bought two Wiggy’s bags for car camping. In a word they suck almost as bad as Jerry Wigutow does. He does not stand behind warranty issues.
smokey24_24
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What's the lowest temps you've had it down to? lowest you'd sleep comfortably in?
Phaseolus
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I bought it from The Hermit Hut and they overfill it for free. I got cold at ten degrees which is below it’s rating of 20 with overfill. But, I am a cold sleeper
I have the Versalite as well. I add a silk liner to it to minimize dirt/oils in the bag itself and it weighs next to nothing. All I do is wash the liner and I am good to go. I have used the bag+liner down to 0-5 deg and been comfortable with just my base layers on. I also use the feathered friends down boots for sleeping and my feet have never gotten cold. They are game changers.
WYWINCHESTER
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Nemo just sent me a 60% off sale flyer. Go get some.
smokey24_24
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Is there a code on the flyer? I'm not seeing a sale on their website.
WYWINCHESTER
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My mistake. It's a "pro" special. I just read the first part.
WYWINCHESTER
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Apply for their pro discount. Military,- responders, - guides......
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WM versalite, terralite or apache MF.
Shangobango
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Another nod to Western Mountaineering here. I shopped for quite awhile before settling on the Versalite. I have only had it down to about 30 degrees with a Sea to Summit Traveler silk liner. I was sleeping in only my boxers and was very comfortable without the bag zipped up all the way. I am a warm sleeper though. The craftsmanship and quality on this bag are impressive. It is very light and compresses incredibly small when needed.
pyrotechnic
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I'll jump on the Western Mountaineering bandwagon. I have no experience with the bags you listed, from when I was researching a bag purchase feathered friends and WM seemed to be the ones that came up as the gold standard.
I have a WM antelope and have been warm sleeping in it down to 5 degrees when combined with a thermarest neoair xtherm. I was inside a Hilleburg Rogen and wearing merino base layers and a beanie. I highly recommend a WM bag.
I have a WM antelope and have been warm sleeping in it down to 5 degrees when combined with a thermarest neoair xtherm. I was inside a Hilleburg Rogen and wearing merino base layers and a beanie. I highly recommend a WM bag.
glass eye
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A good full length sleeping pad is just as important.
Shangobango
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Yea and full width too at least for me. Those 20 inch pads aren’t for me. I’d pack a 5 pound pad before I tried sleeping on one of those narrow pads again.
SanJuanDon
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I have a number of WM bags as well as a number of other brands in various ratings. In cold weather however, your bag is only as good as your use of a vapor barrier!
MtsPSU
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Browning McKinley 0 Degree Sleeping Bag Gray
The Browning McKinley Sleeping Bag is a "heavy-duty" oversized hooded rectangle bag. It uses a 2-layer offset construction to eliminate cold...
www.midwayusa.com
I have this bag and it kept me plenty warm in CO During 20 degree nights in the high country.
