40 plus Degree Bags
Big Agnes Yampa 40 Degree Down Sleeping Bag.
Big Agnes takes a unique approach: their sleeping bags have no insulation on the bottom; instead they rely on Big Agnes’ sleeping pads (sold separately) to provide the required insulation beneath your body. The result is healthy weight savings. And the weight (less than 2 lbs) works for us as well. Heck, put the Yampa together with the Big Agnes Seedhouse Superlight 1 and you’ve got your camp put together for less than 4.5 lbs (even less if you go with the Fast Fly for the Seedhouse!). Works best with Big Agnes’ rectangular pads. More Details »
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Big Agnes Lost Dog 50 Degree Sleeping Bag.
Just over a pound? Wow! This is a great bag for summer hikes or in areas where it doesn’t get too cold. Big Agnes takes a unique approach: their sleeping bags have no insulation on the bottom; instead they rely on Big Agnes’ sleeping pads (sold separately) to provide the required insulation beneath your body. The result is healthy weight savings. The Lost Dog is a very versatile bag. At 18oz and the size of a water bottle, it is great for travel to backcountry huts and hostels and is a super comfortable, roomy warm weather bag. More Details »
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Big Agnes Nugget 45 Degree Sleeping Bag with Waterproof Shell.
The Shield Series bags offer a barrier against external moisture and condensation. The SeamZero, waterproof seamless construction combined with the lightweight, breathable and waterproof Pertex Endurance fabric give you the best option for maximum insulation protection. The insulating material is Primaloft, a synthetic that is also a good choice if you are worried about getting your bag wet. These bags are made to be used on their own, but the waterproof technology makes them a great over bag or light bivy.Works best with Big Agnes’ wide rectangular pads. More Details »
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