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Camping's more fun with a friend.

Grab your honey and head for the woods. The doublewide Big Agnes Big Creek 30 Degree Synthetic Sleeping Bag takes care the two of you from spring to fall. A zipper on each side of the bag makes escape easy for either of you, and the extended height accommodates folks up to 6'2".

  • Big Agnes sleeping bags leave out the bottom insulation both to save weight and because insulation compressed by your body weight loses most of its insulating value
  • Note: bag requires two 20-inch-wide rectangular sleeping pads to be fully insulated (sleeping pads available separately); bag hold two pads in separate sleeves
  • The tough, outer nylon ripstop shell features a water-repellent treatment to keep the dew out
  • Soft, compressible SL90 insulation insulates even when wet
  • Draft collar for each person seals around neck to keep cold air from sneaking in
  • No-draft flap in center eliminates gaps that can allow cold air in
  • Built-in pillow pockets keep your pillows or a fleece in place
  • Interior fabric loops keep your liner in place when you've added one to boost warmth

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Clearance Rack Jayck

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For couples this is the way to go. Light weight and smart design. I actually prefer the no-pad back. The air core pads are plenty warm. you can be a side sleeper (like me) and still have total warmth. Pad sleeves are perfect and easily accessed, pillow sleeves are brilliant.

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geraldcf011103127

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Great product! My husband and I bought it for our 50 mile trip. It was perfect. It kept us warm, was easy to use, just pull it out of the stuff bag and stuff it right back in when your done. I loved the pillow cases, made it easy to just stuff clothes in and use for a great pillow. I would highly recommend it.

Which compression sack is best for this...

mark451582

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Which compression sack is best for this bag?

Steven Jones

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Stuff size is 9x10, according to BC. Check out Granite Gear, Sea 2 Summit or ALPS Mountaineering stuff sacks here on BC. A Medium or a Large should work.

How thick of a sleeping pad can I fit into...

jes5036136

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How thick of a sleeping pad can I fit into the sleeve? I want to spoil us and buy two 1.5" or 2" thick pads, but don't want to shell out the cash only to find it doesn't fit.

Kirk Haskell

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they both fit fine ou will be all good with either size.

dth4512155

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I put the big Agnes 3.5 inch thick mattress in the sleeve with no problem.

We have the larger Exped 7 deluxe pads...

RedRider

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We have the larger Exped 7 deluxe pads that are 25" wide instead of BA 20" wide. We lash these together with a Thermarest coupler and I wonder can this double wide bag be used just laying it on top of our 2 mattresses without putting them in the sleeves since I doubt they'd fit.

Ryan Hamilton

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Yes, I just used my BA bag on top of a large air mattress in my back of my truck 2 nights ago. It worked fine.

Should I go with the mummy style pad or...

Pete

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Should I go with the mummy style pad or the basic rectangle?

Phil Maher

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A pair of 20" rectangular pads is what you want for this bag.

Clearance Rack Jayck

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I use one mummy and one (dual core) rectangle. My lady is smaller so the mummy fits her fine, it saves on weight and gives me options when going solo.

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mic4620373

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The Big Creek sleeping bag was everything promised and more. I was impressed with the quality construction, the bonus cotton carrying sack (a bit bigger than the included stuff sack), and a few features not mentioned in the website. Plenty roomy for two, and at 6'2" I fit fine.

Don't be shy of the no-stuffing-in-back design. When used with the Big Agnes Air Core pads, it worked brilliantly. There's even a small window sewn in so the pad inflation nozzle is accessible without removing it from the pocket. No sliding around, no falling off the pad, no sleeping bag twisting around your feet.

We were toasty on our first 40-degree night, and this summer-weight bag stuffs smaller than our two previous bags combined. Nice.

One glitch: the drawstring that tightens the hood pulled out in the first five minutes of use. :-( Everything else seems fine and I love this bag too much to return it, so I stitched the drawstring back into place myself.

I recommend sticking with Big Agnes Air Core pads. They're a perfect fit and a quality product themselves. Glad I got 'em.

is this one pouch or 2?

basically want...

chris

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is this one pouch or 2?

basically want to have sexy time in this, will that work?

to quote the GF - "I don't want to have sex through a hole in a sheet... like the olden times"

Phil Maher

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Full contact sport for this one, Chris. What you're seeing that makes it look like two separate pods is the no-draft flap with a velcro closure.

Angus Bohanon

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In my experience, this'll be way too warm to be inside, and if you're on top of it it doesn't make a difference. But should you choose to go for it, this will not be the limiting factor.