Marmot EcoPro 15 Sleeping Bag: 15 Degree Synthetic - Women's - 2009 BCS

Really happy with this bag. Took it backpacking in November weather. Some park employees we talked to at where we were camping said that the temperature that morning was 25 degrees when they came in to work, so presumably it was that cold if not colder during the night. We stayed in a little not air-tight, unheated hikers cabin and I didn't have a problem at all in my sleeping bag. I slept quite comfortably.

I'm not quite 5'1" and weigh a bit over 100 and this sleeping bag fits me really well. I can crawl inside (more than you are suppose to) and roll over on my sides inside of the bag.

It kind of annoys me that its a women's bag, but when I read the tag attached tag it implied that it's not comfortable for women down to 15 degrees. BUT that's not an issue with the bag as much as the marketing. Otherwise I haven't had any problems yet.

I've used the sleeping bag a couple times and really like it. I am 5'3" and fit perfectly. If I was any taller I think I would feel a little crammed. I love that I can snap the collar closed around my neck and keep warm. My only complaint is that I tried sleeping without socks one night and my feet froze! I had to wake up to put my socks back on, but my get cold easy so maybe it was just me. With socks on though I stay nice and warm! Compacts well to fit in my backpack and great colors!

Perfect fit! I am almost 5'2 and I think that if I were any taller it may have been too short, but it was perfect. I loved the material and it kept me pretty warm, though I used it in the spring in NC so I was already warm. I still had room to move around and curl up in a ball like I like to sleep. It compressed small enough for my pack and was light. I would recommend oh but wait...it did not have a place to stuff with clothes for a pillow so