Big Agnes Cross Mountain Sleeping Bag: 40 Degree Polarguard Delta - 2007 BCS

I love this bag! I needed a warm weather bag, my -40 bag sucks in anything but cold weather, and the Big Agnes Cross Mountain is perfect! Their system of sliding your pad into it's own little pouch is genius. I'm a burly guy, and mummy bags and I have never gotten along. But this bag's plenty roomy, and with the pad attached, you NEVER slip off it. Genius. Top notch bag!

I pair this bag with a regular size therm-a-rest. Talk about a winning combination! I stay nice a toasty even with frost on the ground! I pack my pad separate from the bag, which allows the bag to compress into a small size Granite Gear Round Rock Solid Compression Sack. I love this bag!

I took this bag on a long motorcycle trip through the Rockies this summer and it was awesome. The whole concept of slipping the pad into the bag is brilliant. I liked everything about it. It was easy to set up and pack. I don't like mummy bags per se, but this is like an oversized one so I can move around a bit. Add the Big Agnes pad, and you won't even feel the ground when you sleep! I wish the zipper went further down the side, but I slept so well I didn't notice.

I like this bag a lot. I was reluctant to try the Big Agnes style of sleep, not insulation on the bottom and all. Talk about thinking outside the box. I was already sold on the Big Agnes Insulated aircore pad. I guess the bag was naturally the next step. I was concerned about the pad being attached to the bag because I thought side sleeping would be difficult. The bag is cut to allow side sleeping. Also another thing is this is very roomy. Lots of wiggle space. Great design. Great constrution. Great Bag.