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Come on, 45 degrees! There is NO WAY that this can be an accurate claim. I am a medium sleeper at worst, a warm sleeper at best, and I froze my N*TS off for 2 weeks during 50 degree nights with all of my clothes on through central Virginia. Sure it might do the trick as a liner (which is what it is advertised as), but I knew of no one who stayed warm on nights where the temperature dropped to less than 60 degrees. Come on, there''s about 0.1 inches of loft on this thing, it is a liner, not a sleeping bag. My ratings are for its potential as a liner, NOT as a sleeping bag, for a bag I would give it a 1-1 rating.

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I just got back from a long weekend in my Marmot Black Magic in the Smokies. The temps dropped to bout 50f and combined with a GTX bivy I slept cozy in this roomy lightweight. The Dryclime liner did a superb job of handling sweat and preventing condensation. It is also smoooth to the touch and didn't even snag on fingernails. I was told it only comes in left zip but works equally upside down since the construction is symetrical. At 16oz for the long model combined with the liner how can warmer nights get better? You wont catch me in the warm woods witout it.

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