Amazingly Small for a 38 F Bag

By TN Hiker Ranked #690 - 55 to 30 Degree Down Bags October 18, 2006

I still have trouble believing how small and lightweight this 38 F rated down bag is when stuffed into its almost-too-small stuff sack. I've spent a few nights in it in the Smokies and it has been comfortable enough down to about 40 F so far (however, I sleep comfortably in cooler weather than most people). I really like the stretchy cross-seam construction and the adjustable length design (I'm 5'11" and bought a long). One nice feature about the zipper is that it easily unzips just by pulling the two halves of the bag apart. One bad feature about the zipper is that because the hook-and-loop strap at the top of the bag is so wimpy, it unzips sometimes when you don't want it to. I'd buy this bag again because it packs so small and lightweight. You do have to fluff it a bit more than usual to regain the loft after it has been crammed into its tiny stuff sack.

View Details: MontBell U.L. Super Stretch Hugger #4 Sleeping Bag: 38 Degree Down

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