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Marmot Atom

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So far as I am concerned Marmot is the Technical gear…

Rating: rated 5 of 5 stars
Design: Mummy
Fill: 850 +
Temperature Rating: 40 degree
Weight: 1 lbs 4 oz
Price Paid: $150

So far as I am concerned Marmot is the Technical gear leader these days. Before I would have told you this was The North Face, but everything Marmot builds or creates is just better. This bag is no different.

I have been using the Marmot Helium bag but wanted a summer bag as well. I thought long and hard about getting a down summer bag. The Helium I use in below freezing temps, so not too much to worry about with water soaking the down. The Atom will be used in rain storms so you better have a good tent that’s going to stay dry if you use this bag.

This bag is everything as advertised. It's as roomy as the Helium (I'm 6’1" and 240 lbs) and I am very comfortable in the long version Atom. This thing packs down to nothingness so much so I have been able to downsize my backpack. The room that is normally reserved for sleeping bags of the past is now used for other stuff. As a result I just don’t need as much room. Temperature rating is again understated if anything. A pair of long johns, a cap, and I think I'd be happy down to 25 degress.

The reason that this bag is better then the Helium is because Marmot somehow found a way to drop the price of the bag compared to in the past. The reason it's worse is for some reason Marmot can no longer guarantee 900 fill down.

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Great all around bag! Like the other reviewers, I…

Rating: rated 5 of 5 stars
Design: Mummy
Fill: 850+
Temperature Rating: 40
Weight: 1lb 3 oz
Price Paid: $150

Great all around bag! Like the other reviewers, I took my Atom down to the mid 30's and was very comfortable. Weighs nothing and extremely comfortable; plenty of room. I'm extremely impressed with this bag, I might just go buy a Helium for those colder nights.

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This bag is as promised. I slept comfortable in temps…

Rating: rated 5 of 5 stars
Design: mummy
Fill: 850 fill down
Temperature Rating: 40 degree farenheight
Weight: 16 ounces
Price Paid: $189

This bag is as promised. I slept comfortable in temps in the mid to lower 30's. This bag also packs down to next to nothing, don't use the stuff sack that comes with it because it's too big, you can go much smaller.

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Specs

Specs

Regular Long regular long
Weight 1 lb 5 oz / 610 g 1 lb 8 oz / 680 g - -
Fill Weight 8 oz / 226 g 10 oz / 283 g - -
Temperature Rating 40 F / 4 C 40 F / 4 C - -
EN Comfort 50.5 F / 10.3 C 50.5 F / 10.3 C - -
EN Lower Limit 43.2 F / 6.2 C 43.2 F / 6.2 C - -
EN Extreme 18.7 F / -7.4 C 18.7 F / -7.4 C - -
Fill 850 Fill-Power Down 850 Fill-Power Down - -
Shape Mummy Mummy - -
Max User Height - - 6 ft 0 in / 180 cm 6 ft 6 in / 200 cm
Hip Girth 58 in / 147 cm 58 in / 147 cm - -
Foot Girth 40 in / 101 cm 40 in / 101 cm - -
Price $279.00 USD $299.00 USD - -

Description

The Atom is a down warm weather (above 35°f) bag made by Marmot. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 3 user reviews

MSRP: $279

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