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Your new best friend for three-season road trips.

The Marmot Trestles 30 Synthetic Sleeping Bag is a staple for summer surf trips, three-season backpacking, and overnight forays into climates. The Trestles' synthetic Spirafil insulation and wave construction provide protection from cool temps and retains its loft even if it gets slightly wet.
  • Rated to 30F, this bag is ideal for spring through fall backpacking trips
  • Lofty SpiraFil insulation combines hollow fibers and denser, solid synthetic fibers in order to offer a balance of warmth, softness, and compressibility
  • DWR-coated shell material fends off light rain and moisture so your bag and insulation stay drier in inclement weather
  • An overlapping series of internal insulation shingles creates the Wave Construction which allows for more efficient use of insulation so you stay warmer without needed additional insulation or weight
  • Nautilus Hood shares the same construction as Marmot's expedition-worthy 8000m jacket so your head strays nice and toasty
  • Easy to reach draw cords make adjustments easy when you're bundled up
  • Trapezoidal foot box matches the shape of your feet, wider in the toe area and narrower in the heel so you have more foot room and warmer feet
  • Zipper garages cover up the two-way sliders from the elements so they operate smoothly every time
  • Two hang loops make storage a cinch
  • Included stuff sack

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How small will this compress to? Also what...

Jud Hawk

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How small will this compress to? Also what is a good compression sack if I get this?

Arthur Debowski

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It compresses to 18" x 8.5" with the included stuff sack. You could get it a bit smaller with an aftermarket sack (Granite Gear makes some really nice one).

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renp4718

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  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

I used this back in a three-day/two-night hiking trip and was just fine. not too heavy, packed small enough (with ALPS compression sack) and was plenty warm for fall camping.

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Christian

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I recently got this bag and I must say say it is very great. I have not used this bag in any trips yet but i layed down in my living room with the air conditioner at its coldest temperature then got snuggled in my Marmot Trestles 30 and was very warm. Overall it is a great bag. :)

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Ryan Silve

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As a bag for base camp excursions the Trestles definitely fits the bill. It's definitely warm as well as being plenty comfortable. As a sleeping bag for backpacking/thru-hiking I would say that this bag is A. Too Heavy B. Not Compressible Enough

For a budget bag it will perform decently but I would advise spending an extra 50 bucks and picking up a Mountain Hardwear Lamina, cuts a pound off your carry weight and compresses smaller. If you're dead set on synthetic the Lamina series is the way to go.