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Marmot Sawtooth

Marmot Sawtooth

Average Rating: rated 4.50 of 5 stars
Reviewed by 15 Trailspace users

Description

The Sawtooth 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 15 user reviews.

Here's what other sites are saying:

From Campmor:
"A great Spring/Summer backpacking bag, Nepal trekking or general traveling bag. Features: 600+ Fill Goose Down. Stretch tricot baffles allows bag to be stuffed and unstuffed without tearing the baffle material. Ground-level side seams. Classic trapezoidal foot box to match the shape of your feet. Nautilus 6-baffle hood wraps around your head to help reduce heat loss. Hood draw cord. Velcro-free face muff. Down-filled collar with easy access draw cord. Feely draw cords. Heat Bump Draft Tube increases warmth along the zipper. Two-way locking zipper sliders. Zipper guards to keep the fabric from getting caught in the zipper. Stash pocket. Two hang loops. Stuff sack and storage sack included. Mateable - Order left or right zip."

From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Marmot Sawtooth Reg 15 Degree Sleeping Bag (Fall 2009) Sawtooth Sleeping Bag by Marmot Specifications: Temp Rating: 15 F, -9 C Reg. Weight US/ Metric: 1lb/453grams Sizes Reg: 6'0in., Long: 6'6in. Zip option: LZ Shell material: Omni N-140WR & Network N-130AC 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 Down-filled collar with easy access draw cord Classic trapezoidal foot box Ground-level side seams Available in Long X-wide fit Heat bump draft tube Updated collar construction"

From Altrec Outdoors:
"Using independently certified down that ensures superb quality and fill power, Marmot makes some of the finest down sleeping bags in the world and scores again with the Sawtooth 15 degree bag. The Sawtooth blends just the right down warmth with just the right weight and a healthy measure of durability for an industry-leading bag. No synthetic fill surpasses the lightweight, compactability and longevity of Marmot's down sleeping bags."

From REI:
"Whether trekking in far-off Nepal or touring a nearby alpine meadow, this goose down bag offers lightweight warmth for your three-season adventures. Certified 600-fill-power goose down insulation is protected by a durable nylon shell with a water-repellent finish. Nautilus six-baffle hood envelops your head in warmth, while face muff allows hood to be cinched snugly without chafing your face. Ground-level side seams keep warm air from escaping. No more midnight drawcord fumbling—smooth, flat upper cord and hard, round lower cord make hood adjustments easy. Stretch tricot baffles provide strength and durability for long bag life. Trapezoidal footbox allows down to loft fully around your feet for optimum warmth and comfort. Stash pocket on the top chest near hood stows nighttime essentials. Draft tube backing full-length, snag-free zipper prevents cold air from seeping through; down-filled collar adds warmth. Includes stuff sack and large storage bag."

User Reviews

rated 5 of 5 stars Sawtooth
Reviewed by Donovan, Oct 15, 2009

"This bag is great for the price. It's kept me comfortable and warm into the low and windy/wet 30's (this was in a three season tent with mid-weight wool base layer for sleeping). The hood pulls tight comfortably and the draft collar works (I another bag rated to -0 which is not as warm because the draft collar sucks, have to wrap a jacket around my neck to keep the cold out)."

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rated 2 of 5 stars Men's Sawtooth
Reviewed by Cstandenuk, Apr 05, 2009

"Used for cycle touring in S. America.

At 0c I am cold and need to put on thermals. Heavy considering lack of warmth. Leaks a lot of down.

I have the long version which is long enough for my 6'3", but much wider than it needs to be. I am 90kg and it is way too roomy (it is not the wide version)."

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rated 4.5 of 5 stars Men's Sawtooth
Reviewed by Q, Mar 28, 2008

"+++ to Bill and Herbert, the regular fit me perfectly at 6'0" and 220 lbs. Nice and warm in Utah mid March...low 20's to high teens nights at lowest temp. 5 stars for value and warmth! Though not as light as others."

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rated 5 of 5 stars Men's Sawtooth
Reviewed by obovin, Oct 07, 2007

"Oh I love this bag! I have never felt cold in this bag.
I wish it was slightly lighter but you can't get everything.

Packs down small and the outer material is quite water resistant I noticed."

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rated 5 of 5 stars Men's Sawtooth
Reviewed by Nuge, Jun 04, 2007

"Best sleeping bag I've ever owned. Nothing better than Marmot and I've even named my dog after the brand. I've used the Sawtooth everywhere from Montana to Kenya. Even on the equator it was comfortable enough to just drape over myself. I lost it once in Yellowstone and it was apparently special enough for the crew there to mail it all the way back to New Jersey."

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rated 2 of 5 stars Men's Sawtooth
Reviewed by Brad, May 04, 2007

"I'm not happy with this bag, and am online now looking for another one. I'm a serious backpacker and have worked as a guide. I go on about 6-7 week long backcountry trips a year.

This bag was a replacement for my North Face synthetic 20 degree bag, and immediately I noticed a difference in quality-the Marmot bag is much lighter (ie less bombproof) material, with a much smaller draft tube and a basically worthless draft "collar."

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rated 5 of 5 stars Unisex Sawtooth
Reviewed by Mike Hanlon, Mar 25, 2007

"Bought the extra long and extra wide, me and my wife love it. We only have to carry one bag. We will definitely buy more Marmot products."

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rated 5 of 5 stars Men's Sawtooth
Reviewed by Dave_S, Nov 02, 2006

"Just four words. . . This Bag Is WARM!!! I love this bag and will not leave home without it when the temperature drops below 50°F. Fairly light, but incredibly warm. Went rafting in Northern WI in early may and the temp dipped to about 30°F at night."

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rated 4 of 5 stars Sawtooth
Reviewed by Dave, Mar 28, 2004

"I really would like to have a lighter, smaller packed 15 degree bag, but one will cost me $200 more than I paid for my Sawtooth. If the temp will drop below 30, it's in my pack. I had an REI subkilo, but it was too confining. I can toss and turn all night in the Sawtooth and it keeps me comfortable (into the low 20s so far)."

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rated 5 of 5 stars Sawtooth
Reviewed by Scouter, Sep 29, 2001

"Found this bag as a close out online. I Was looking for a bag for my wife to use on a 14 day backpacking trip at Philmont scout ranch in northeast New Mexico (Sangre de Cristo range - Rocky Mountains) She doesn't like mummy bags much because of the confinement and can't carry much weight because of shoulder problems."

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rated 5 of 5 stars Sawtooth (Long)
Reviewed by Herbert, Mar 08, 2000

"This bag has clearly the best quality/price ratio! I did a lot of research (thanks for all the posts here and elsewhere) and the Marmot Sawtooth emerged on top in my category. I am quite tall, but I don't feel 'stuffed into' the bag, there's sufficient room to wiggle."

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rated 4 of 5 stars Sawtooth
Reviewed by Bill Jeffries, Dec 14, 1999

"Being somewhat wide shouldered and stocky, one of my main concerns in buying a bag was the amount of room. The Marmot Sawtooth is roomy enough. Much more roomier than North Face bags that I tried on at the store. It kept me toasty at low 30's in the Smokies."

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rated 5 of 5 stars Sawtooth
Reviewed by an anonymous hiker, Mar 22, 1999

"One of, if not the best three season down bag on the market. I looked at nearly every bag (down and syn. ) made before slipping into this one. Once I got in and examined the attention to detail, i had to have it. The stitching is super tight. The fabric is very tough and light."

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rated 4 of 5 stars Sawtooth
Reviewed by Big Moose, Jun 29, 1998

"a nice comfy bag. i've only used it in temps over 40 degrees, so i can't vouch for it's warmth, though others seem to like it. my main reasons for getting it is that it compresses nicely and weighs so little. it did get a tiny puncture somehow after it's second trip."

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rated 4 of 5 stars Sawtooth
Reviewed by Luke, Jun 02, 1998

"The bag is very nice. I have used it in temperatures bellow freezing and in the snow without any problems. It packs very small and doesn't weigh much. There isn't any sort of color or yoke, although this doesn't seem to be a problem. The price is a bit steep for the bag, but for down it is not really that bad."

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Where to Buy

Buy Online We found the Sawtooth at 8 online stores:

StoreProduct DescriptionPrice

Campmor
3 purchase options:		Sawtooth 15 Degree Down Sleeping Bag Regular$179.98Buy Now
Sawtooth 15 Degree Down Sleeping Bag Long$199.98Buy Now
Sawtooth 15 Degree Down Sleeping Bag Long X-Wide$239.00Buy Now

Moosejaw		Sawtooth Reg 15 Degree Sleeping Bag$209.00Buy Now

Altrec Outdoors		Sawtooth 15 Degree Sleeping Bag$208.95Buy Now

REI		Sawtooth +15 Sleeping Bag - Long$229.00Buy Now

Mountain Hideaway		Sawtooth Sleeping Bag$209.00Buy Now

RockCreek
2 purchase options:		Sawtooth 15degF Sleeping Bag (Regular)$208.95Buy Now
Sawtooth 15degF Sleeping Bag (Long)$228.95Buy Now

Massey's		Sawtooth Sleeping Bag$229.00Buy Now

US Outdoor Store		Sawtooth 15°F Sleeping Bag$229.00Buy Now

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