Marmot Arroyo

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The Arroyo is a down 3-season (0° to 32°f) bag made by Marmot. It has an average rating of 4.5 stars (out of 5), based on 7 user reviews.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Marmot Arroyo Sleeping Bag (Fall 2008) Arroyo Sleeping Bag by Marmot Features: Temp Rating: 30 degrees F / -1 degree C Reg. Weight (US/Metric): 1lb 8 oz/680 grams Fits to: (Reg) 6' 0in. / 183cm; (Long) 6' 6in. / 198cm Shape: Mummy Zip Option: Left and right zip Shell: Plexus N-100R Lining: Omni N-140 Insulation: 800+ Fill Goose Down Certified 800+ fill goose down Lightweight 20d Nylon shell with Silicon DWR Nautilus 6-baffle hood Trapezoidal nautilus Foot Box Contoured zipper Stretch tricot baffles Ground-level side seams Lightweight baffles Down-filled draft tube in.Feelyin. draw cords Velcro-free face muff Stuff sack and storage sack included"

From Backcountry.com:
"The Marmot Arroyo 30-Degree Down Sleeping Bag uses high-quality 800+ fill goose down to keep you warm and a ultralight DWR-coated shell to keep it dry. With this combination of materials, the Arroyo takes on chilly, wet spring and fall backpacking trips with ease. This Marmot bag also has ground-level seams to eliminate cold spots and a trapezoidal Nautilus foot box to keep your feet from getting cramped. At a weight of only 1lb 11oz, the Arroyo is easy to pack. Even though its light weight makes you less tired during the day, it still assures a comfortable sleep."

From REI:
"This ultra-lightweight mummy bag features thermally efficient 800-fill-power goose down, compressing into a tiny package for three-season backpacking. Water-repellent, windproof, downproof nylon microfiber shell is ultralight, yet strong. Ground-level side seams prevent cold air leaks and allow the goose down insulation to loft fully. Six-Baffle Hood envelopes your head in warmth, while the Face Muff allows hood to be cinched snug without digging into your face. Down-filled draft tube backing full-length, locking zipper prevents cold spots. Trapezoidal footbox allows down to loft fully around your feet for optimum warmth and comfort. Stretch tricot baffles provide strength and durability for long bag life. Comes with stuff sack and storage bag."

From CampSaver.com:
"The Marmot Arroyo is the bag that can do it all. From early spring to late fall, its the bag for almost anytime of the year. A few extra ounces of ultra high quality down extends the Arroyos range to include alpine bivvies and lightweight camping trips in temps dipping below freezing."

User Reviews

Men's Arroyo
Reviewed by Roy Johnsen, Apr 10, 2008

"Light, high quality, well shaped and comfortable, but not a 30 degree bag.

I just got back from a trip to North Georgia where the night time temps got down into the high 40's. This is my first down bag and I felt there were cold spots where the insulation wasn't evenly distributed or became compressed because there wasn't enough down in the baffle."

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Men's Arroyo
Reviewed by jhemp_00, Feb 19, 2007

"Great summer, spring, and fall bag. I am a warm sleeper, and I have used this bag into the 20s with little problem, but that temp range is pushing it. Anyways, it's a great, lightweight bag that packs small and is built well. I have had the bag for three years and have washed it twice, and it looks brand new."

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Arroyo
Reviewed by Chris, Nov 18, 2003

"Great sleeping bag. It says that it is a 30F bag, but it could easily pass for a 20F. Very comfortable, packs down very small (just larger than a football). Used in 25F weather and was too warm and slept with the bag unzipped. The only problem is that the bag does not unzip all the way, I have a SD bag that unzips into a blaket which is very nice."

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Arroyo
Reviewed by JP, Nov 29, 2000

"I just wanted to second the previous review of the Arroyo.

However, I have been comfy in my undies down to less than 20 F. It's the bag I grab for all but the very coldest weather. Amazing warmth for so little weight. Buy one!"

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Arroyo
Reviewed by Hungry Howie, Oct 20, 2000

"This bag is wonderful. I used it on an entire thru-hike of the Appalachian Trail from 3. 9. 00-8. 29. 00. It withstood temps down to 15 degrees comfortably, and after a continuous 6 months of use, the last night on the trail dropped to 28*. I stayed nice and toasty."

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Arroyo
Reviewed by Andrew S., Aug 04, 2000

"This is my ideal bag. Since i only go hiking and camping int the summer, this bag provides the perfect amount of warm. This down bag is EXTREMELY compressible and very light-weight; ideal for hiking and camping. The material feels very soft on my skin."

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Arroyo
Reviewed by Joel Dobson, May 24, 1997

"This is the bag for minimalist, weight-conscious backpackers who don't want to carry one ounce of goose down beyond what they expect to need. Using 800 fill down (not easy to find other manufacturers that use 800 fill), the Marmot Arroyo meets my needs for a very light bag suitable for summer use in the Adirondacks and 3 season use in the southern Appalachians."

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