Big Agnes Roxy Ann 15°

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The Roxy Ann 15° is a down 3-season (0° to 32°f) bag made by Big Agnes. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From CampSaver.com:
"Women are typically colder sleepers than men and most will end up buying a 20 degree warmer bag than the temperature they need.Many women also need a shorter length and a more tapered shape to eliminate the problem of heating wasted space.Big Agnes accommodated these unique needs by expanding on the popular Classic Series design and adding extra room in the waist and additional down fill in the foot and core area.They created the petite size to fit women 5ft 8in and shorter.All Big Agnes Sleeping bags require a pad for insulation on the bottom.The Petite size use a regular 20x66 pad and the Regular size uses a regular 20x72 pad.The Big Agnes Roxy Ann is filled with 650 Goose Down insulation"

From Altrec Outdoors:
"Spend a night with Big Agnes Roxy Ann and you'll look forward to sleeping in the backcountry. The Big Agnes women's Roxy Ann 15 Degree Sleeping Bag System for Women is different than sleeping in the traditional sleeping bag on top of a sleeping pad. The Big Agnes unites the two. The pad (not included) slides into an integrated sleeve on the bottom of the bag. The Big Agnes system eliminates the unnecessary bottom insulation and replaces 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. The Roxy Ann Sleeping Bag has 650 fill goose down insulation, with a rectangular shape that offers more room in foot box and shoulders, gives an extra 2 inches of girth in hip area, and an extra 2 inches of length in the foot box."

From EMS:
"Designed with features tailored specifically for the Big Agnes Women's Series, the down-filled Roxy Ann offers extra insulation in the foot box and core area; helping you stay cozy and warm, all night long. 650-fill down is of high quality and durability for value-minded warmth. Shell fabric made from down-proof, 40-denier x 30-denier, 330T nylon microfiber ripstop treated with water repellent. 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. Extra down in foot and core areas for added warmth; 66-in. hip girth; 68-in. shoulder girth. 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 60 in. left zipper joins with any Big Agnes 60 in. right zipper. Every Big Agnes Bag requires a pad to provide the insulation on the underside of the sleeping bag. Roxy Ann Petite requires a 20 x 60 in. rectangular sleeping pad."

From Backcountry.com:
"With its comfortable semi-rectangular shape and lofty 650-fill down, the Big Agnes Roxy Ann Women's Sleeping Bag assures a comfortable sleep in most conditions. By adjusting the insulation for women, who tend to sleep colder, Big Agnes made the Roxy Ann to help you stay snug, even in frosty temps. As with all Big Agnes bags, a sleeping-pad sleeve replaces the down that would be on the bottom of the bag becoming compressed and useless during the night. This sleeve holds a Big Agnes 20-inch rectangular pad and keeps it there no matter how much you toss and turn."

User Reviews

Women's Roxy Ann 15°
Reviewed by Windigrrl, Mar 20, 2007

"The Roxy kept me warm in temperatures down to the low 20s upper 10s. I did get slightly cold around my middle, but nothing I couldn't deal with. I used a Them-a-Rest women’s air mattress, but have ordered the Big Agnes air mattress that fits the bag."

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