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Big Agnes has changed the way that we think about sleeping bags with its seemingly endless flow of why-didn't-I-think-of-that features. The Big Agnes Edna SL -5 Degree Down Sleeping Bag's integrated pad sleeve ensures that you won't roll off your sleeping pad during the course of the night and lose valuable core temperature on the frozen ground. Other features include a built-in pillow pocket, a no-draft collar, and a no-draft zipper sleeve to keep heat from escaping where the bag comes together.
Bottom Line: Big Agnes thinks outside the bag.
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Does this only use the mummy shaped pads or is this the model
Does this only use the mummy shaped pads or is this the model that any 20" wide pad will work?
By: sba4796678
August 15, 2011
Big Agnes Edna
By:
dani
September 2, 2011
I've only used this bag for high altitude summer camping (11k- 12k feet), but I really like it so far. I'm 5'7" and the regular size fits me perfectly. My boyfriend is 5'11" and can use it comfortably too (however, he's easy to please). I didn't buy a Big Agnes mummy pad for this bag--I've just been using a rectangle-shaped pad from REI and it works perfectly fine. If I were going into freezing temperatures I might consider getting a mummy pad, though. This bag is really warm and really comfortable. Packs away easily too.
Is the footbox "vaulted" or roomy enough to sleep with
Is the footbox "vaulted" or roomy enough to sleep with my toes pointed up?
Does the zipper snag more than the Marmot bags (which advertise snag-free zippers)?
Is the attached-pad system as warm as a fully insulated bag?
The hip width is narrower than other mummy bags - have folks found this to be uncomfortable?
Thanks!
By: Mary
August 14, 2011
I can't answer most of your questions, but I can tell you that the attached pad system is awesome. Warm or warmer than anything else I've used. It keeps me from sliding off the pad onto the cold ground during the night.
By: Ryan Hamilton
August 14, 2011
Warm and Cozy
By:
fkelly
February 21, 2011
I just took this bag on its first real outing, an overnight in the Catskills in February where it was about 10 degrees F and very windy. I was completely warm and comfortable, and I especially appreciated the draft collar. The bag is light and packs down to a reasonable size. The attached pad thing is a little annoying when it's very cold and you'd like to hang out in your sleeping bag more-- it's harder to move around like a worm. Overall, though, I was just glad to be so nice and warm.
Does this sleeping bag include a pad,or I have to buy a pad
Does this sleeping bag include a pad,or I have to buy a pad separately？
By: zho3655088
June 23, 2011
You'll have to buy a pad separately. This has a sleeve for the pad, but not the actual pad.
By: Kretzky
June 24, 2011
Awesome Sleeping Bag
By:
Amy R
August 17, 2011
I have slept in this bag for 2 solid months this summer. There were many nights I slept on snow this summer and was toasty in this bag. It packs down easily and to a nice size. The sleeping pad sleeve is killer. It's nice not to roll off your pad in the middle of the night. I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because occasionally I do find the zipper gets caught in side baffles. This is a great bag for someone like me that gets cold feet. There is ample stuffing where it needs to be. It was nice to stuff my down jacket into the pillow pocket and then keep cold air out with the draft collar. Overall BA did a nice job with this one.
Does this bag have down insulation all the way around? Or is
Does this bag have down insulation all the way around? Or is the bottom just the pad sleeve?
By: ale4672314
June 17, 2011
To the best of my knowledge all of the Big Agnes bags use the sleeve type system. I agree with Ryan, I only use BA bags and have been very happy with their performance.
By: Mike
June 17, 2011
Bottom is just a sleeve. I love this system, I'm as warm as ever and I don't slide/roll off my pad during the night.
By: Ryan Hamilton
June 17, 2011
Hello, Wondering is there a specific reason why the zipper does
Hello, Wondering is there a specific reason why the zipper does not have two heads? I like to stick my feet out and can't do it in this very toasty warm pad.
By: Thuy
March 28, 2011
Weight, cost, and performance
By: Jeremy Stoshick
May 27, 2011
Change me.
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We have a lot more 0 to -40 Degree Down Bags than that
0 to -40 Degree Down BagsBig Agnes Edna
I've only used this bag for high altitude summer camping (11k- 12k feet), but I really like it so far. I'm 5'7" and the regular size fits more...
Warm and Cozy
I just took this bag on its first real outing, an overnight in the Catskills in February where it was about 10 degrees F and very windy. I was completely more...
- Material:
- Nylon microfiber rip-stop
- Insulation:
- 800-Fill goose down
- Shape:
- Mummy
- Draft Collar:
- Yes
- Shoulder / Hip / Foot Girth:
- [Petite] 65.5 / 53 / 42in (166.4 / 134.6 / 106.7cm); [Regular] 67.5 / 55 / 43in (171.5 / 139.7 / 109.2cm)
- Stuff Size:
- 8 x 9in (20 x 23cm)
- Stuff or Storage Sack:
- Both
- Degree:
- -5F (--20.5C)
- Weight:
- [Petite] 2lb 14oz (1304g); [Reg] 3lb 2oz (1417g)
- Recommended Use:
- Camping
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime