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At only two pounds, the Big Agnes Zirkel 20-Degree Down Sleeping Bag easily cuts weight off your three-season camping kit. The insulation in sleeping bags becomes useless when it's compressed. By replacing the insulation with a sleeve for a Big Agnes REM mummy-shaped pad (not included), Big Agnes brought the Zirkel's weight down to 2lb (Reg) and created a system that keeps you on your pad while you sleep. Inside the water-resistant WRM shell is warm, light 725-fill down. The Zirkel also has an integrated pillow sleeve, where you can stuff your jacket, making yourself even more comfortable while you sleep.
Bottom Line: Enjoy the outdoors after a good night's sleep.
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What Took So Long?
By:
RudeBoy
November 12, 2007
Why did it take so long for sleeping bag engineers to come up with this integrated bag/pad concept? This feature alone makes the purchase worthwhile. On a recent canyoneering trip in Moab, UT, I combined the Zirkel with the Air Core REM and my BD (Bibler) Hooped Bivy for one of my best nights out ever. I was actually a tad too warm in the Zirkel (unzipped the bivy & bag to vent) on a night that was clear and about 35 degrees F. The Air Core REM in the Zirkel sleeve was great--I couldn't feel the ground and woke up still on the pad (a rare occurance for me). This is the best valued bag I could find and have been completely satisfied with the bag and even more so with the system.
Awesome Bag!
By:
Brack
November 9, 2006
I had a Mountain Hardware 2nd dimension sleeping bag before this and bought this one because I needed more room...and by more room I mean room at all... So this bag is pretty big! I fit in it being 6'2" and 275 lbs! So there's an idea of the size... It's worth the cost! Great Product!
Big Agnes Zirkel
By:
Clawhammer
October 30, 2006
This is the best bag I have owned. It is light in weight and high in insulation. I was actually too toasty in a North PA AT hike in October.
Could be better
By:
Chache
August 10, 2006
Good on the width of the bag. Zipper gets stuck easier than I hoped. Zipper zips all the way to your face near your eye but your protected by a down baffle. This is a awkward place when your trying to get out. I would like to see a bag like this offered with 850-down fill. It would be even lighter.
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What Took So Long?
Why did it take so long for sleeping bag engineers to come up with this integrated bag/pad concept? This feature alone makes the purchase worthwhile. more...
- Material:
- WRM water-resistant shell
- Insulation:
- 725-fill down
- Shape:
- Mummy
- Draft Collar:
- Yes
- Max User Height:
- [Reg] 5ft 10in; [Lng] 6ft 6in
- Shoulder/ Hip/Foot Circumference:
- [Reg] 67.5/64/NA in; [Lng] 72.5/69/NA in
- Stuff Size:
- 7.75 x 6in
- Stuff or Storage sack:
- Stuff
- Weight:
- [Reg] 2lb; [Lng] 2lb 3oz
- Warranty:
- Lifetime
- Degree:
- 20F, -6C
- Recommended Use:
- Three-season camping
- Country of Origin:
- China