Therm-a-Rest Oberon Sleeing Bag: 0-Degree Down

I am a very cold sleeper and needed something warmer than my 20 degree bag I currently have. I used it on our most recent trip down to Moab where it got down to 23 degrees one night. I was TOASTY warm which is huge. We woke up to frost on our tent and frozen waterbottles. This sleeping bag also has enough room so that I didn't feel constricted and could sleep with my leg up in the flamingo pose as I like to call it. I'm obsessed and swear by this bag now.

I took this sleeping bag on a trip to Nepal. It was amazing! I found it to be very comfortable, warm, and very well built. Carrying it wasn't inconvenient due to its packability and lightness.

I used this sleeping bag in the desert last weekend -- it was around 20 degrees out so the 0 degree might have been overkill, but whatever -- and loved it. It's big and fluffy and retains heat well, but still packs down ridiculously small compared to some other 0 degree bags that I've used in the past. This was my first time using a Therm-a-Rest sleeping bag, and I wasn't disappointed.

I got to take the Oberon for a "test sleep" with Thermarest in January, and I was thoroughly impressed. The weather was... damp. It snowed about a foot of Cascade Concrete overnight, and the inside of our tent felt like a rainforest. But golly, I was as warm and dry inside the Oberon as I've ever been on a backcountry adventure. In my other bag I would've been a shivery mess. I've been converted to a believer in hydrophobic down. I usually sleep cold and was a little worried about the 14deg comfort rating, but it turned out to be plenty warm enough (even with my soggy gloves and boot liners in the bag with me). I immediately said buh-bye to my old bag and upgrade to this one.