Wen't on a fishing trip to lake Erie in April. Day temp low 30's night temp below freezing. This bag is everything it claims to be. Warm all night
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Great bag for my experiences. Couldn't tell you any exact temperatures I was in, but they weren't warm and I was still in my drawers. I'm around 5'6", thought there was plenty of space. Had enough room to put the face opening a good distance from the top of my head and curl up on the inside. Good bag all around.

Good bag for the $$. The only complaint is that the feet are not kept warm in this bag and it is big and bulky. I have had it down to 20 degrees in a bivy.

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I bought the kokanee to replace my 20-some year old peak 1 holofil bag. It's not a terrific backpacking bag due to weight, but hauling it on my bike it doesn't much matter (weight). No way I'd expect it to compare to a good down bag weight-wise..certainly not for the price!! The tailored hood is a nice fit. I was concerned that the foot pocket would get in the way...it doesn't. Qualofil has a decent 'drop' to it. The tri-blend of the old peak 1 liner was better than the nylon of the newer. Cut is generous enough to allow bringing your knees up. Obviously this would be less likely the taller you are. Altogether a decent bag for the $$. Nice to see a strap on the bottom of the stuff sack. Zipper quality could be better. Not the smoothest in the world.

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Got this on a whim to camp in the snow in Northern Minnesota. Not bad if you plan to car camp or maybe a weekend. VERY heavy compared to down though. Saw it on clearence for $29 a couple months after I got it. Had it down to 5 or 10 and was warm in it. Didn''t fit well in my 4600 CI pack, but worked in my 5400 Redcloud.

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