Big Agnes Lost Ranger Sleeping Bag: 15-Degree Down

I've had mine for 6 years and its the best "sleeping system ever". I'm a active sleeper, yep always ending up off my pad, not anymore!!! Took it to Philmont twice and lots of BSA campouts. When it gets real cold, I line it with a fleese sleeping bag liner and I've been good down to 5 degres F.

If you like a bag that gives you room to move this is it. Just understand that that extra space will make it a bit colder than it's 15 degree rating. I'd actually call this a 30 degree bag, but when I put it inside my other Big Agnes (cross mtn. synthetic) I have a 2 bag combo that can handle any temp. In reality I only do this when car camping since I'm not interested in packing 2 bags.

I have had this bag for about 2 years and my other Big Agnes bag for about half as long. I love this bottomless bag design, and the sleeve keeps the pad from wandering away in the wee hours of the night. However if you are one who likes to curl up keep in mind the attatched pad does kind of keep you restricted to laying straight.

I used a regular length Insulmat pad when I first got the bag (which is in my opinion identical to the BA pads, and later got a long BA pad to better fit the long bags (I'm 6')

Another nice little feature is the pillow pocket in the top that you can stuff with (hopefully clean..er) clothes. If you're one of those gram counters you can always cut it out.

I have nothing bit good things to say about the construction and quality of every BA Item I have (Have the HUGE Emerald Mtn. 3 tent too)

Ive taken this bag on a few trips now, in the Cascades of WA state, and i gotta say its the best bag ive ever owned. I did not buy the B.A. brand pad, i used my Thermarest Prolite 3, it works pretty good, however, we had one trip where the air was very moist overnight, and because my pad doesnt 100% fill out the air pad pocket, it started to draw in condensation. It was very light, but still. Im assuming the pad 'made' for this brand would be better. Overall very warm bag, i used it in around 37deg weather just fine so far, it stuffs into a small stuffsack easily. Id highly recommend this bag to anyone!

This is the best bag I have ever had. There is a ton of room and I stayed warm even though it got a little wet. I love how the bad slips in the back of the bag and how there is a special pocket for your pillow.

I've had this bag since 06. Its great. You do have to be careful about which type of pad you use, depending on the temps. But It pack super small and is so light for a 15 degree bag. I also love the sleep pad sleeve. Since I've had this bag, I've never slipped off this bag.

The first time I used this bag I had borrowed it from a friend and slept like a baby (something I never do while camping). I immediately went out and bought one for myself along with the Air Core insulated pad. I use this as my spring, summer and fall sleeping bag and it keeps me very warm. My only complaint is that it is a little heavy.

I've used this bag in warmer and colder conditions. Did great in the warmer, but I was pretty chilly in southern Utah when I got down to the 20s at night -- woke up every hour to bundle myself with more clothes. Got a warmer bag for the colder conditions, but would use this one for my warmer trips in spring and fall. Also -- plenty roomy if you want to keep things (shoes, clothes, etc.) in the bag to stay toasty with you. The extra room in the bag may be what leads to less warmth though. Over all good warmer-weather bag.

Never going back to anything other than Big Agnes bags. This bag is comfy, packs ridiculously small if you use an inflatable pad (and you should!), and is really well put together. I've used it open in hotter conditions, closed and battened down in cold conditions, and most things in between. Your choice of pad is VERY important in the warmth of the bag so choose smart (I favor the Exped Synmats). My only serious complaint with the bag is that the bastard zipper loves to get jammed on the draft flap when you're zipping up from inside.

This bag is rated at 15 degrees...I was recently on a 7 day backpack trip and the temps went down to 25 degrees...I wore everything I had and barely made it...get the 0 degree bag.