Big Agnes Hog Park 20°

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The Hog Park 20° is a synthetic 3-season (0° to 32°f) bag made by Big Agnes. It has an average rating of 4.5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Big Agnes Hog Park 20 Degree Sleeping Bag (Fall 2009) Specifications for the Hog Park 20 Degree Sleeping Bag by Big Agnes: Quallofil Weight: (long) 5 lb 13 oz Pad Size: (long) 25in. x 78in.rec. Features: Integrated internal pad sleeve. Never roll off yoru pad again No-draft yoke seals around neck to keep cold air from sneaking in 70in. YKK #8 zipper Nylon stuff sack and cotton storage sack included Built in pillow pocket holds a fleece or Big Agnes pillow Interior fabric loops for sleeping bag liners No-draft zipper tube insulates the connection between the bag and pad No-draft wedge insulates the connection between the bag and pad"

From CampSaver.com:
"Park Series Sleeping bags have been called the backcountry equivalent of a double-wide trailer - spacious, comfortable and priced right.Theyre so roomy that space and comfort are simply not an issue.All Big Agnes Park Series sleeping bags are 25in.wide and require a pad that is 25 wide and 78 Long.Big Agnes has many to choose from.Park Series are available in one size _ long. Fits up to 6 6in.inseam 38in.chest 56in..Pad size 25 x 78 inches."

From REI:
"From the Big Agnes Park Series, the durable Hog Park bag offers proven performance for chilly, damp base camps and car camping excursions. Quallofil® insulation delivers a balance of compressibility, warmth and durability—plus it continues to insulate when wet and dries quickly. Underside insulation has been eliminated and replaced with a sleeve for a 25 in. wide pad, sold separately. Semirectangular bag has a rugged ripstop nylon shell with Durable Water Repellant finish and soft, cotton/polyester lining. Oversized draft wedge insulates the connection between the bag and pad to prevent cold air from entering. Draft tube backs the zipper to prevent cold air from seeping into the bag. No-draft yoke collar extends down from the top of the bag, sealing around the neck to prevent warm air from escaping and cold air from entering. Built-in pillow sleeve allows you to stuff in a jacket or other clothing for a stay-in-place pillow. Bag will zip to another bag with opposite zipper configuration. Includes stuff sack and large storage bag."

From EMS:
"Made with a wide cut and long length, the Big Agnes Hog Park is geared towards big and tall customers or sleepers who just want room to roam. Quallofil; synthetic insulation features staple synthetic fibers with a patented seven-hole construction to efficiently trap air and keep you warmer. Nylon ripstop shell with weather resistant surface treatment. Soft, breathable cotton/polyester lining with stain resistant finish. Rectangular shape offers more room in foot box and shoulders. 25" width offers extra girth. No-draft collar seals around neck to keep cold air from sneaking in. No-draft wedge insulates the connection between the bag and pad. No-draft zipper tube insulates along the length of the zipper. Integrated pad sleeve prevents you from rolling off the pad. Requires a 25-inch wide rectangular pad. Built in pillow pocket holds a fleece or Big Agnes Pillow. Interior fabric loops for sleeping bag liners. 70 inch YKK #8 zipper. Nylon stuff sack. Because Big Agnes sleeping bags are not insulated on their underside, it is essential that it be used with a sleeping pad."

User Reviews

Men's Hog Park 20°
Reviewed by Gary N. Price, Feb 29, 2008

"I bought this in January for $55 for the bag and the Hinman sleeping pad from Sportsman's Warehouse on an inventory reduction sale. I have used it three times now. The coldest was 25 degrees F and I slept very warm. For car camping this is a great bag and as an older and more abused camper I found the thick sleeping pad very comfortable."

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