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Product Description
Slumberjack Ultimate 20 degree F... your ultra lightweight, compact Sleeping Bag! Go light. Go fast. Go small. It weights less than 2 lbs., compresses down to the size of a football and is incredibly warm... even when wet. This is a great Sleeping Bag for canoeists, kayakers, mountain bikers and motorcylists. A comfort rating to 20 degree F, and much, much more: Thermolite Extreme synthetic fill is light and lofty insulation for a 20 degree F comfort rating; Single layer construction; Durable nylon diamond ripstop outshell; Polyester taffeta liner; Half-length draft tube with anti-snag zipper protection helps retain body heat; Easy-grab pull tabs and easy access drawcords; Trapezoidal, ventilated foot box to keep your feet from getting too toasty (so original it's patent pending); Rolls up to approx. 7 1/2" x 1' for easy storage and travel. Lighten your load. This Bag is for users up to 5'11" tall. It measures approx. 2'8" x 6'10" and weighs 3 lbs. It has a 1 lb. 11 oz fill weight, and a right zipper. AVAILABLE SEPARATELY: Slumberjack Ultimate 20 Long Left, Sage / Navy / Rage / Charcoal - word search in our Store for 'Slumberjack'. Slumberjack Ultimate 20 Regular Right, Sage / Navy / Rage / Charcoal

Customer Reviews: Read 5 more reviews...

2 out of 5 stars

Very mediocore bag. October 1, 2008
I have this bag which is now a few years old. I bought it for a entry level bag bag to use for backpacking etc., The big problem is that the 20f rating is pretty far off even when using a good thermarest. From my experience, even though 20f is a survival rating, using this bag in anything below high 40f's you will be in for a very cold night(this is coming from someone who likes to sleep slightly cold).Also the zipper only goes halfway down which can make it difficult to get in and out, and makes the bag feel really small.

1 out of 5 stars

No way is the 20 F rating correct. June 2, 2008
Used in 26 degree weather with fleece and socks. I would have frozen if I wouldn't have boiled water and put in lexan containers then wrapped them in fleece. While trying to keep warm near the fire. The sparks easily burned little holes when they hit the nylon shell. In warm weather it would be fine.

2 out of 5 stars

40 degrees, not 20 February 8, 2008
May be a great bag for mild fall/spring weather. Just don't use it if any temp under 40 expected.
Got caught in the appalachians in 10-15 degree weather... Spent the night in all my clothes/coat and emergency blanket on thermorest in 3-wall trail shelter but still shivering uncontrolably

2 out of 5 stars

Temperature Rating Is Very Optimistic September 14, 2007
I bought this sleeping bag because it compressed nicely into a 7.5 x 12 inch sack. It works well in temps above 40 degrees. However, in a tent with a thermarest pad, at below 40 F, I got cold, even with some thermal underwear. I would be very careful taking this bag into temps below 40.

5 out of 5 stars

Perfect all-purpose sleeping bag September 5, 2007
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

This is a great bag for all-purpose camping/backpacking. I liked mine so much, I bought 2 more for my teenaged Boy Scouts. This bag has been a great bag for us on multiple trips ranging from summer camping in MInnesota/Wisconsin to high-adventure backpacking in the Rocky Mountains of New Mexico.

These bags give a bit more room in the hips and legs than a standard mummy bag. We also like the zippered foot vent during warmer seasons. I recommend this bag down to approximately +30 degrees F unless you buy the optional fleece liner, which I plan to buy for winter camping.