MontBell Super Stretch Burrow #1 Sleeping Bag: 15 Degree Synthetic - 2007 BCS

This bag has kept me toasty below 30 degrees I still need to try it out in colder weather. I recomend it to anyone. It is a little on the bulky side, however for the price it was well worth the additional space and weight for it's performance.

I have the 0 degree version of this bag. I spent a week in southern Utah canyoneering and backpacking-- this bag kept me super warm, when others were cold. My buddy was in the MH Lamina -15 below bag, and he seemed to be cold. I am 5' 10'' 165 and bought the regular- next time i will buy the long- a regular was tight- but still super comfy.

Bottom Line:
Its warm, feels great to the skin and has a nifty zipper that eliminates snags. The hugger feature is nice, stuffing this bad can be slippery, but it compresses down well with straps-- the extra weight is worth the warmth and comfort.

It's a little on the bulky side, but it's a synthetic cold weather bag (i.e., to be expected). The added bulk balances out when weighed against the added weight and discomfort of a soaked down bag of equal temp. ratings. Living in the Pacific Northwest, this is the way to go. Warm, comfy, and quality product.

Overall a really nice bag, but it doesn't compress very small and is a little heavy if you are doing a lot of miles. It get 5 stars from me because it is a 15 degree bag and I am always warm even when all of my friends, who are in 0 degree bags of other brands are all freezing their butts off. If it isn't too cold I like to sleep with my chest exposed and the tight fit of the bag keeps all of the warmth in. I highly recommend this bag to anyone who wants some extra "back-country comfort" that reminds you of home.