Marmot Col EQ
$519.16 - $668.95
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I have used this bag for several years in some nasty…
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Price Paid: About $510
I have used this bag for several years in some nasty weather and conditions. It is just exactly what they advertise.
I do not climb, but camp in the snow often, and have been very satisfied with the performance of the bag. When it is around 0 I don't even think about being cold at night.
Having spent much of my time in the woods and mountains of the Northwest, I don't go without it. I have spent nights that lasted forever in cold bags, and bags there were damp. Those lessons are tough enough to be on your mind when you go shopping for a new bag.
You will whine at the price, but not at the performance. Complain about the price on the way home.
Jim K
Oh yeh! I just love this bag. On climbs where I need…
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Oh yeh! I just love this bag. On climbs where I need a warm bag, I look forward to the comfort of this bag. The -20F rating is right on, maybe even conservative. Yet it is fairly lightweight with 800+ fill. I've never been cold in this bag, even in extreme conditions on Denali and Aconcagua. The loft is incredible. My only complaint is that it takes over the tent a few minutes after I take it out of the stuff sack.
Description
The Col EQ is a down cold weather (below 0°f) bag made by Marmot. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 2 user reviews
The Col EQ has been discontinued.
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