By: Torben Lonne
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Wrapping yourself in a cozy blanket in the middle of the forest has never been as dreamy as it is with Marmot’s 3-season Phase 20F Degree Down sleeping bag. Built from the durable Ripstop Nylon of 10 deniers, this model has been appreciated by backpackers and campers alike. Cold and damp weather isn’t an obstacle to avoid – rather, it is the fact to accept thanks to the water-resistant construction of the down.
Not only will you feel warm and snug in the anatomical foot box that provides your feet with the desired comfort, but you will also have sweet dreams due to the sleeping bag’s mellow and feathery goose filling. The manufacturer ensured the no heat is ever lost by incorporating curved baffles across the bag and the hood into the bag.
If feeling lonely, you can always take your phone and headphones with you in the sleeping bag – once you are ready to fall asleep, stuff them in the internal stash pocket and you are good to go (read: sleep).
Things we like:
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The sleeping bag is extremely lightweight -
The YKK 2-way zipper that goes across the entire bag is supported by the insulated draft tube, which makes it heavy duty
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The goose down keeps the sleeping bag warm for long hours
Things we don't like:
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Zipper feels less than premium
- Material: Pertex 10-denier Ripstop Nylon
- Fill: Goose down
- Tested Lower Temperature Limit: 18.5 degrees Fahrenheit
- Stuff Sack Size: 7.5 x 16 inches
- Weight: 1 lb. 7.3 oz. (Regular)
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Things we like:
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The sleeping bag is extremely lightweight
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The YKK 2-way zipper that goes across the entire bag is supported by the insulated draft tube, which makes it heavy duty
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The goose down keeps the sleeping bag warm for long hours
Things we don't like:
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Zipper feels less than premium
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