Marmot Never Winter

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The Never Winter is a down 3-season (0° to 32°f) bag made by Marmot. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 4 user reviews.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Marmot Never Winter Bag (Spring 2008) Specifications: Temp Rating: 30 F, -1 C Reg. Weight US/ Metric: 1lb 15 ozs/880grams Sizes Reg: 6'0in., Long: 6'6in. Zip option: LZ Shell material: Omni N-140WR & Network N-130 AC Lining: Flashback P-220 Insulation: 600+ Fill Goose Down Features: Stuff sack and storage sack included Stretch tricot baddles Stash pocket Velcro-free face muff Hood draw cord Two hang loops Locking zippers Two-way zipper sliders Zipper guards in.Feelyin. draw cords Nautilus 6-baffle hood Classic trapezoidal foot box Ground-level side seams Heat bump draft tube"

From CampSaver.com:
"The Marmot Never Winter is a super lightweight bag that stuffs down remarkably small for a full-featured bag.Take it on river adventures and warm-climate backpacking trips.The Never Winter features 600+ Fill Goose Down, a 6 baffle hood and a heater pocket in the foot box for heat packets.The Never Winter is an excellent choice when you dont have the skrill for hydrogen."

From Oregon Mountain Community:
"At sub-two pounds, the Marmot Never Winter is an ideal summer bag for camping and river trips, but it also has enough down insulation to keep you warm when frost is in the air. Marmot Never Summer Features: Classic Trapezoidal Foot Box For More Foot Room "Feely" Draw Cords Ease Nighttime Cord Fumbling Ground-Level Side Seams Eliminates Drafts Heat Bump Draft Tube Hood Draw Cord Positioned for Easy Access Locking Zippers Keep the Bag from Opening Up in the Middle of the Night Nautilus 6-Baffle Hood 6 Chambers of Down Around Head for Better Down Control and Fit, Hood Cord is Positioned for Easy Access Stash Pocket For Nighttime Essentials Such as a Watch or Energy Bar Stretch Tricot Baffles Provide Ultimate Strength, Durability and Bag Life Stuff and Storage Sack Included Store and Pack Just Like Your Sleeping Bag Two Hang Loops On the Outside of Foot Box for Airing Out Your Bag Two-Way Zipper Sliders For Venting and Mating of Bags. Reversible Slider Tabs for Easy Use Inside or Outside of Bag Compare Sleeping Bag Specs. Best viewed in 1280x1024 Click to enlarge Shape: Size: Rating: Loft: Fill: Inside Girth: (shoulder/ hip/foot) Fill Wt.: Total Wt.: Mummy Regular (6' 0") 30 o n/a 600+ Fill Down 62"/58"/40" 12 oz. 1 lb. 15 oz. Mummy Long (6'6") 30 o n/a 600+ Fill Down 64"/60"/42" 14 oz. 2 lbs. 2 oz."

From RockCreek:
"The Marmot Never Winter, winner of Outside Buyer's Guide Killer Value Award, is a mummy bag perfect for the warmer months. Weighing in at under two pounds, the 600 fill down bag is ideal for backpacking in the desert or on the river. A definate favorite of Rock/Creek, this bag is hard to beat when comparing it to other bags rated at 30 degrees."

User Reviews

Men's Never Winter
Reviewed by King Salami, Oct 13, 2006

"I've used my Marmot bag for a few years now and I completely love it. It's very well-designed. It's comfy (not too narrow, not too wide), lightweight, true to its temp rating, and packs down very small. The fat draft tube and excellent adjustable hood has kept me toasty a few degrees below it's temp rating - no drafts! It breathes well for warmer nights, too - never clammy."

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Never Winter
Reviewed by trinityalps, Sep 18, 2005

"The initial description list here is wrong. This is not a 0-30 degree bag, it is a 30 degree bag. I think they are mixing it up with Marmot's Never Summer bag. In any case, for most three-season backpackers this is all the bag you'll ever need. If you normally sleep in a tent, it is all the bag you'll ever need."

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Never Winter
Reviewed by Andy Rad, May 04, 2004

"Received the regular length bag from REI and found that it didn’t weight 1 lb 15 oz as listed on REI and Marmot’s web site but 2 lb 4. 6 oz. That is 18 percent over specified weight and that didn’t include stuff sack or tags. I sent Marmot 2 emails over a 2 week period with no reply."

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Never Winter
Reviewed by Anthony, Oct 10, 2003

"I just got back from a week in the Ansel Adams Wilderness near Mammoth Mountain and took my new Marmot Never Winter bag. The bag packs really small and fit into the bottom of a 2400 cu. in ultralight pack. The stuff sack is appropriately sized and acts like a light duty stuff compresion sack."

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