Lafuma Pro 950 Sleeping Bag: 15 Degree Down - 2008 BCS

This is an excellent sleeping bag. It is extremely light, stuffs and compresses very small, and is very comfortable and warm. I tried it out on a night dipping into the 20s and was plenty warm. The material is soft and the down fluffs up like crazy making the bag very nice to slide into. They only had the long and I was concerned it might be a little big but it almost feels like a regular since the down fluffs up so much and I'm not complaining about having just a little extra room. I also really like the 3/4 (almost full length) zipper. It has a down-filled draft tube and stiff flaps on the inside to guide it and protect it from snags. We got a right zip and left zip and they zip together nicely. I can't say enough about this sleeping bag...pure warm lightweight fluffy downy goodness!!

awesome brand, have last years 20 degree warm n light down and i slept outside this weekend on just a boulder pad and stayed warm. there was ice in a circle around me on the pad and covering my gor tex jacket laying next to me, it got down to 12 degrees and all i had on was a hat and thin base layer. for the price and stuff size theres nothing quality as lafuma for backpacking

I'm 6'2" 220 and just fit as well. I would agree that it's not for anyone bigger than me. It is amazingly soft and lofty, unscientifically measured at 4 inches of loft total for 2 layers. I slept pretty warm in a tent at 30* with a base layer, hat and a thermarest. I think I could maybe make it to 20 with a heavier base layer, but there's no way it's a 15* bag.

I've only used it in my house so far, but it is super lightweight and toasty. For you tall people, though (over 6'), this bag will not work. I am 6' and it is JUST long enough. I don't know why they advertise that it fits up to 6'6" (maybe there used to be a long version), but don't waste your time if you're tall.