Marmot Trestles 15 Long Cold-Weather Mummy Sleeping Bag, 15-Degree Rating
November 30, 2018 - Comment
The Trestles 15 Long Sleeping Bag is a roomy, mummy-style synthetic bag that performs in cold and damp conditions thanks to SpiraFil high-loft insulation. The unique blend of large, spiral hollow fibers and small polyester fibers provides the exceptional warmth, softness, and compressibility of natural down while increasing moisture resistance. The Trestles is also EN rated as comfortable for men at a lower limit of 15 degrees Fahrenheit. It features a dual-zipper design: a full-length anti-snag main zipper, plus a second fold-down zipper for added ventilation and easy access. The anatomically shaped footbox minimizes heat buildup and gives you plenty of room to wiggle your toes, flex your feet, and find a comfy sleeping position. The bag’s top portion is built for maximum loft and warmth, the bottom portion retains a blanket-like feel for all-night comfort, and the 3D hood can be adjusted to optimize heat retention. Rounding out this excellent bag is an interior stash pocket, “feely” draw cords, dual hang loops, and an included stuff sack that compresses for convenient packability.
Product Features
- Mummy-style 15-degree sleeping bag for backpacking, camping, and other outdoor activities
- Maximum warmth/durable SpiraFil high-loft insulation; EN rated as comfortable for men at a lower limit of approximately 15 degrees Fahrenheit
- Anatomically shaped footbox for more wiggle room and less heat buildup
- Weight: 3 lbs., 11.8 oz.; pack volume: 915.4ci (15 liters); interior length: 91″
- 70D 100% polyester, 2.2 oz/yd; 70D 100% embossed polyester, 2.2 oz/yd
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awesome bag. awesome bag…have only tested to 28 degrees but very warm. Love the size….i’m 6’2′ and 245 lbs and this is the first bag as a big guy i have felt comfortable in. Double zipper is nice. Doesn’t pack as small as a down bag but still very reasonable size
Good bag and warm Bag is pretty light. Compression bag comes in pretty handy. Slept in moab utah two nights ago and nevada night before…Got down to about 40 and I wasnt cold at all. Would have given it 5 stars but the zippers are a bit finicky. They work fine but you need to be cautious in the dark so they dont jam on. Nice sleeping bag…
Comfortable, well-made, with a nice compression sack. Just the ticket for spring camping. Plenty of room in the shoulders, and a nice adjustable mummy-face opening with glow-in-the-dark pull tabs.Cozy Comfortable at 35 to 40F in the tent. Easily opens at the foot-end for venting.