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Big Agnes Fish Hawk Sleeping Bag: 30 Degree Down

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Item # BAG0230

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Tech Specs

Material: [shell] nylon micro-ripstop, water-resistant coating, [lining] down-proof nylon
Insulation: 650-fill down
Shape: rectangular
Draft Collar: yes
Max User Height: (regular) 5 ft 10 in, (long) 6 ft 6 in
Shoulder Circumference: (regular) 70 in, (long) 73 in
Hip Circumference: (regular) 66 in, (long) 69 cm
Foot Circumference: (regular) 54 in, (long) 55 in
Stuff Size: (regular) 9 x 15 in, (long) 9 x 17 in
Stuff Sack: yes
Storage Sack: yes
Degree: 30 F
Weight: (regular) 2 lb 10 oz, (long) 2 lb 15 oz
Recommended Use: three season camping, backpacking, travel
Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime
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sherwood

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This bag is great will keep you warm as toast in the low 40s and upper 30s.You have to have a sleeping pad because there is no insulation on the bottom of the bag. Zipper never gets hung up and it packs up very small in your pack.So get you one and stay warm.

kurtisk2055763

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I do not own this bag, but have a BA Yampa 40 deg down bag. I have repeatedly used it in low 30s temps (ice on the tent, frost on the ground, expected temps in the town 2000' below is 33 deg) and been warm with at merino wool LS top and hiking pants (I am a warm sleeper). I DO have the INSULATED Air Core pad from BA that is rated down to 15 deg. The NON insulated pad is only rated to 35 deg. Because the BA system does not insulate the bottom of the bag, it depends on the pad to do that. Basically you can get a 0 deg bag and it wont work well below 35 if the bottom of the system is not insulated. I am not sure this is the other reviewers problem (insufficient pad with the bag for the temps) but if you want this to go to 30 deg, MAKE sure you get the INSULATED Air Core pad.

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