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A big sky with a million visible stars lures you out to more remote regions of the globe, and the down Kelty Cosmic 20-Degree Sleeping Bag ensures you sleep well without depleting your savings account.
Rated down to 20F, this bag is best suited for summer nights in the mountains mild spring and fall nights
The polyester taffeta outer shell withstands trail abuse, while the slant-baffle construction prevents the down from forming cold spots
The 600-fill down insulation compresses and rebounds well and features a high warmth-to-weight ratio
A zippered draft tube, adjustable hood, top draft collar, and ground-level side seams seal you off from chilly air
Two-way, 3/4-length zipper reduces weight while allowing easy entry and exit
Drawcords allow you to minimize interior air space to eliminate places for cold air to form
Ultralight stuff sack packs the bag down so it fits in your pack
Bottom Line: A versatile, three-season mummy that's easy on your wallet as well as your shoulders.
This was a good bag at first. Its very reasonably priced for a down bag. I used it several nights at around 25 or 27 degrees and it was pretty chilly, so I'm not sure the 20 degree rating is accurate. Its lightweight and packs down quite small, so you'll have no trouble getting it into the bottom of your pack. I ended up returning it because some of the seams around the footbox started to leak down anytime I would unpack or pack it. I don't know if this is normal or not, as I've never used any other Kelty bags. Its good for the price but don't expect to be comfortable at 20 degrees.
the bag is very nice and warm only problem for me is i am 6'3" 230lb, i have wide shoulders so this bag is a little tight around the edges, if you like to be nice and snug with not a whole lot of room to move this is the bag for you.
I was in the market for a down sleeping bag that would keep me warm without wiping out my funds. Unfortunately all the nice, high quality bags are usually hundreds of dollars. Then I spotted this bag. It's been reviewed by backpacker magazine so after reading that I went ahead and got it (for about $110). It's 550 fill down so it's not AS lofty or thick feeling as some of my friends high end bags but it definitely gets the job done. I took it backpacking above Chilnualna Falls in Yosemite and was comfortable even when the temperature dipped slightly below 20F overnight.
Overall I would say this is a great bag if you want something that will keep you warm and is relatively cheap, but if you really want to get a bag that is a high quality investment or think you may run into some colder temperatures then go ahead and save up for something else.
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I got this for my son, who is a hot sleeper. I mean in winter, he still sleeps in just his underwear. The temps were lower 30's and he slept in icebreakers midweight and pategonia heavyweight top, wool socks and was comfortable. To me, this amount of clothes is too much for the lower 30's, when the bag is rated for 20.
I have purchased a lot of sleeping bags and this is my favorite so far. It's really really light, not too expensive and super warm--meets all my needs. Plus, I really like the green color.
This was a good bag at first. Its very reasonably priced for a down bag. I used it several nights at around 25 or 27 degrees and it was pretty chilly, more...