Big Agnes Lost Ranger 15°

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The Lost Ranger 15° is a down 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 6 user reviews.

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From Backcountry.com:
"Rated to 15 degrees Fahrenheit, the Big Agnes Lost Ranger Sleeping Bag packs to two-thirds the size of comparable down bags. Down is the lightest, most packable, and most efficient insulation available. Big Agnes makes sleeping bags without insulation on their bottoms because down compressed by your weight loses virtually all of its insulating value. Instead, Big Agnes puts a sleeve in the bag floor into which you slide your sleeping mat. This system offers several major advantages: 1) The sleeping pad provides more warmth than compressed insulation. 2) You're guaranteed never to roll off your pad in the middle of the night. 3) You can stuff the lightweight bag and pad together for compact packing. *Compatible with any 20in wide rectangular sleep pad."

From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Big Agnes Lost Ranger 15 Degree Sleeping Bag (Fall 2009) Specifications for the Lost Ranger 15 Degree Sleeping Bag by Big Agnes: 650 fill goose down Weight: (reg) 2 lb 10 oz (long) 3 lb Pad Size: (reg) 20in. x 72in.rec. (long) 20in. x 78in.rec. Features: Integrated pad sleeves. Never roll of your pad again No-draft yoke seals around neck to keep cold air from sneaking in 70in. YKK #8 zipper. Mate together any of theri left and right zip bags with a 70in. zipper Rectangular shape offers more room in foot box and shoulders Cotton storage sack & nylon stuff sack included Built in pillow pocket holds a fleece or Big Agnes pillow Interior fabric loops for sleeping bag liners No-draft wedge insulates the connection between the bag and pad No-draft zipper tube insulated along the length of the zipper"

From EMS:
"With ultra-versatile favorites, the Big Agnes Classic Series features semi-rectangular mummy bags that are perfect for nearly all situations, from backpacking to car camping. With more room than a standard mummy bag, the down-filled Lost Ranger is a great value with modest packed size and weight. Oh yeah, and it's super comfortable, too. 650-fill down is of high quality and durability for value-minded warmth. Down proof, IJT3 nylon microfiber rip-stop. WR surface treatment to repel water. Lining fabric made from stain resistant 300T nylon that's soft, breathable, and down-proof. Never fall off your pad again! Integrated pad sleeve made from water resistant 210T nylon ripstop; Lost Ranger Regular requires a 20 x 72 in. rectangular sleeping pad. No-draft yoke seals around neck to keep cold air out; full-length no-draft zipper tube; no-draft wedge insulates between the bag and the pad. Built-in pillow pocket holds a fleece or Big Agnes Core Pillow. Cotton storage sack and nylon stuff sack included; full-length YKK #8 70 in. right zipper joins together with any Big Agnes 70 in. left zipper. Every Big Agnes Bag requires a pad to provide the insulation on the underside of the sleeping bag. Lost Ranger Long requires a 20 x 78-inch rectangular sleeping pad."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"Spend a night with Big Agnes and you'll look forward to sleeping in the backcountry. The men's Big Agnes Lost Ranger 15 Degree Sleeping Bag System is different than the traditional sleeping bag on top of a sleeping pad. Instead, Big Agnes unites the two. The pad (not included) slides into an integrated sleeve on the bottom of the bag, and the top two-thirds of the bag is insulated in the traditional style. When insulation material is compressed under your body, it loses most of its ability to insulate. Big A. eliminates the unnecessary bottom insulation and replace it with a sleeve to accommodate the pad which provides the insulation. This design provides a secure foundation and keeps you on the pad all night. With 650 fill goose down insulation, this rectangular shape design offers more room in foot box and shoulders."

User Reviews

Lost Ranger 15°
Reviewed by drytinder, Jan 07, 2009

"Excellent, light, warm, but when coupled with the Big Agnes Air Core sleeping pad, my toes end up getting a bit crunched (could surely use some extra room down there)."

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Men's Lost Ranger 15°
Reviewed by Darrell Young, Nov 15, 2008

"When discussing down sleeping bags, it's always worthy to mention that each of us sleeps at different temperatures. I sleep hot and always have. Others sleep cooler and require more insulation.

For me, this bag rocks. I extend its season easily using a military gore-tex bivy cover I got on Ebay for $25."

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Lost Ranger 15°
Reviewed by GlobalUp, Aug 28, 2008

"I got this bag last week and used it for the first time this weekend. Everything I read about the bag is true:

- Big Agnes makes the most comfortable bags on the planet. The sleeping pad sleeve (coupled with the Insulated Air Core pad) changes camping for me."

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Men's Lost Ranger 15°
Reviewed by Tom Kramer, Jul 04, 2007

"I am shorter than six foot tall but have very broad shoulders, so the room this bag provides is perfect for me. However, it wasn't perfect for staying warm on a night that approached the temp. rating. I would say this is a 30 degree bag, and I sleep warm. Bottom line, a great bag but add 15 degrees to temp rating."

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Men's Lost Ranger 15°
Reviewed by Mike Groves, Jan 30, 2007

"This has become my new favorite bag. I have a few down bags and they are the only type I use for backpacking, but this one truly stands out. The concept of the pad sliding into the bottom of the bag is not only a great idea, but very functional. Several reviews said it is like sleeping in your own bed."

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Men's Lost Ranger 15°
Reviewed by Kelly Carlen, Oct 04, 2006

"I bought this bag because I'd always wanted a down bag and was intrigued by the Big Agnes sleeping pad system. Spent five nights in it where the temps got into the upper 20s lower 30s. I know temperature ratings are not a precise science, however, I would rate this bag more as a 30-35 degree and up bag."

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