DovidBjorn from United States, IL Public Profile

This bag is perfect for cold weather camping for those of use who feel constricted by a traditional mummy shaped bag. This bag is spacious enough for comfort, but not too big where you’re loosing thermal efficiency and adding unnecessary weight. The material is also very soft and comfy. The implementation of the big Agnes sleep system allows the down to be strategically placed to ensure maximum warmth. That being said, it is important that you use an appropriate rated sleeping pad. I used the Blackburn with the BA q core slx and I was comfy at 18°F just wearing a base layer, sweatpants, hoodie, and a hat. Any colder than that and I think I would switch to a pad with a high r value or use a closed foam cell pad in addition. I really can’t say enough good things about this bag. I also have the Anvil horn 15 and a buddy has the mystic 15 and those are also great bags. Just depends on your budget and needs.

A traditional mummy shaped sleeping bag from Big Agnes. This bag is warm, comfortable, and lightweight, making it perfect for backpacking. I got to use this bag when the temps at night got down to around 20 degrees. While it kept me warm for the most part, I did have a few cold moments. I would make sure to pair this with the right equipment and dress properly to stay nice and cozy. Otherwise, I would probably go with a warmer bag if it got any colder.

I snagged this on sale for $150. For that price I consider this a pretty good deal.

This sleeping pad gets the job done. I bought the long wide model and it comfortable and gives me plenty of room while still being lightweight and packable.
I pair it with my Big Agnes Sleeping bag with their sleep system and it works like a champ. I had it down to 20 degrees the other day and I was cozy all night. Keep in mind I used an appropriate sleeping with it.