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Recent 3-Season Down Sleeping Bag Reviews

The North Face Hightail

This bag is amazing, even for the ladies! Very warm, and extremely light and compressible. Great for backpacking, hiking, and comfy enough for car camping. This bag is amazing. Well worth the hefty price tag for anyone who wants to lighten their load but stay nice and toasty at night. I bought it last year via a pro deal and immediately took it out to the mountains to test it out. The bag lists its comfort temperature at -3 Celcius, or 27°F, its upper limit at -9C or 15°F, and extreme rating at… Full review

Big Agnes Pomer Hoit SL 0°

Great sleeping bag. Hiked the wilderness part of the Ganaraska Trail in August 2013 with my dad. Fall weather was setting in. Mosquitoes were few. There were no black flies as weather was cool in the evening.   I like to sleep cold and along with the Big Agnes Air Core mummy pad that I purchased for this sleeping bag it was just a little too warm for me. I feel this bag would be better in for me in cold weather.  Tried unzipping the bag just partway, but the bag always ended up fully unzipped… Full review

Marmot Plasma 30

Super bag, very warm to below freezing. High price very worth it. I call this bag the inferno. I bought the Plasma for its weight and its EN rating. I was surprised to find that it was very warm. I use the bag April to October with a variety of thermal underwear and very seldom zip it up all the way in the summer. I consider myself a middle of the road sleeper for temperature. The only time I recall being cold was in a blizzard when the temperature went to the mid twenties (24 degrees with midweight… Full review

Marmot Plasma 15

Excellent sleeping bag. Compressed well. Light. Held up fairly well for a 50-day thru hike with only one small tear. Excellent bag. I used it for a 50-day thru hike and it held up well. It developed one small hole after a long time and I did lose a little down from it. Admittedly it did not get much below 35 deg F during my hike, so I did not test all the way down to 15. I do believe that it could take this. I never got cold on the chilly nights and only wore one layer lightweight thermals in the… Full review

Big Agnes Lost Ranger 15°

Excellent 4-season bag that lives up to its ratings. I have been backpacking 10,000'+ over 45 years in the California High Sierras with the last 30 in down mummy bags. This is the first packable bag that I have found to be warm while allowing me to toss and turn without slipping off of the pad. Coupled with my NeoAir (which is lighter than my BA pad), I am sleeping more comfortably than ever. I just leave the NeoAir in the bag and compress it all. So far it has worked very well. I have been warm… Full review

Kelty Ignite DriDown 16

I worked on a conservation corps trail crew and we camped whenever we were working on a trail, so I used this sleeping bag heavily. It is lightweight and packs pretty small, and is nice and warm. Some people in my crew had to add layers during the night to stay warm while I slept in shorts and a shirt. Although the zipper can get caught somewhat easily, I still recommend this sleeping bag. I used this sleeping bag heavily when I worked on a conservation corps trail crew and loved it. It kept me… Full review

Marmot Hydrogen

I Love This Bag!!! My first use was a 3-day backpacking trip. The bag is roomy and lightweight. The full length zipper is great because you can use the bag similar to a quilt for warmer weather. Full review

Rab Women's Neutrino 400

Great bag. Stay warm and dry even when fog dampens the exterior. Used, without a tent in the Grand Canyon in winter and Angel Island in the fog. Bought this for backpacking in colder weather. As I get older need lighter equipment and more warmth. This bag is light. Packs small. It is warm. It is well proportioned for a "not too slim" women's body. It kept me warm, and dry, even when soaked with moisture in heavy dew/fog. Love it. Full review

Sierra Designs Women's Mobile Mummy 800 3-Season

Surely you have had to deal with the agony of having to crawl out of your warm sleeping bag when it is freezing cold out. Nobody likes it! Sierra Designs has come up with a solution for it by creating one of the most innovative new sleeping bags on the market, The Mobile Mummy. It is a garment style sleeping bag that you can wear while you walk around camp and use your arms to read, eat, or drink a beverage while in your tent. While it isn’t the first sleeping bag with arm and leg ports, it is… Full review