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Livin' large all year long.

The Big Agnes Whisky Park Sleeping Bag gives you the warmth for year-round use and the extra room that big campers need to stay comfortable. It can be tough to find an all-season bag when you're 6-feet, 6-inches tall, but the Whisky Park has the dimensions to keep you comfy and comes with a 0-degree rating for warm nights in the campground.
  • This Big Agnes bag requires a 20-inch-wide sleeping pad (sold separately) for it to be completely insulated, which makes the bag lightweight and more packable
  • The tough, outer nylon ripstop shell features a water-repellent treatment to keep the frosty dew out
  • Lightweight, synthetic Thermolite Quallofil keeps you cozy as the temps dive and works even if it gets a little damp
  • Interior fabric loops to keep your liner in place
  • Built-in pillow pocket holds a fleece or pillow for an enhanced night of rest
  • Interior fabric loops allow you to add a sleeping bag liner during colder spring and fall nights

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Is the thin bottomside an issue? I realize...

dustman28

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Is the thin bottomside an issue? I realize that you must have a sleeping pad, which I do, but the pad is a 1" Therm-a-rest. Also is the extra weight of this bag worth it?

Pat Palmer

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The thin bottom isn't an issue. By putting your weight on the bottom in a standard bag, and crushing down the loft, you're rendering the insulation ineffective. A trick I've always done in simply placing a cheap space blanket between the bag and pad. It's crunchy sounding, but very effective.

k0tp318776

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My wife and I are in our mid 50's (I say this because you are probably more suitable to the cold then we are). We took the bag down to 9 degrees and were perfectly comfortable and warm. Pad stayed under us at all times. My wife and I had no problems carrying the weight involved. For a zero degree bag it is indeed heavy, but the quality of the bag is supreme and worth it to us.

I thought that the "Park" series from Big...

mvo4807072

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I thought that the "Park" series from Big Agnes all used 25" x 78" rectanular pads. The specs above say 20" (bullet point #1)

Kirk Haskell

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yes this is a mistake . You are correct park series is for a 25X78 inch pad

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chu4778086

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I have been looking for a bag like this for a long time. I just spent two nights in the Colorado mountains and carried the bag over 20 miles. I flop around like a fish when I sleep so the room in this bag was great. Weight was a bit of an issue as well as compressability but again, for the room inside this bag, it was an anticipated trade-off. The pad sleeve is awesome as well as the built in pillow sleeve. Now I wish I could find someone with a Big Agnes pillow in stock.

Dan

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Chu, any input on the warmth and comfort of the bag? Did it keep you warm? what types of temps were you using this bag in?

chu4778086

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The bag was super warm. Temperatures got to low 40s. This was a lot of bag for the type, time, and temperature of trip. I didn't regret it one bit though. I sleep cold and uncomfortable but this bag seems to be the cure of that. I've put about 10 nights into it now. The only thing I don't like is how big it is in the stuff sack. I'm looking at a Buffalo Park now to use in warmer temperatures.

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jason spellman

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gave this one a whirl, but only in the store. i put it back when i realized it weighs 6.3 FREAKING LBS! thats freaking heavy even for a zero degree bag!