Sleeping Bags

307flyguy

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What is everyone using for an early season sleeping bag ? I’m thinking about getting a down bag for September
 

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I have an REI magma 15 degree back and am not super impressed. If I had it to do over I would spend the money on something better. As the down moves around it gets a lot of cold spots.
 
I struggle with mummy bags because I get claustrophobic in them. I tried a Nemo Disco and like that it was a little more open but still light. I haven't used it much yet. So far I like it other than the zipper snags more than a quality bag should.
 
I struggle with mummy bags because I get claustrophobic in them. I tried a Nemo Disco and like that it was a little more open but still light. I haven't used it much yet. So far I like it other than the zipper snags more than a quality bag should.
I am the same way. Trying to move at night and cant. uggh. My go to system is a 30degree bag. Nothing crazy. I then have a fleece sleeping bag the company I used to work for gave as a promo.
Hot-sleep on top of 30degree bag with fleece as a blanket
chilly-sleep in fleece inside the unzipped 30degree bag
freezing-sleep in fleece inside zipped 30degree bag

gap temps and below freezing I use my base layer
 
All my bags are down, whether it be for Hawaii at sea level or Alaska in winter.
I have numerous bags in 20* increments from thin as a sheet to -20*
When I drove from California to The Arctic in late August I had 4 sleeping bags for the different climates.
 
I use my (IIRC) -20 Kelty down mummy for everything during hunting trips...even (and sometimes especially) hotels.
 
Sierra Designs 35* quilt bag hybrid thing. It's an odd duck, but I keep reaching for it out of several other options so I guess I like it.
 
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