Marmot Wizard Sleeping Bags
Marmot Wizard Sleeping Bags
USER REVIEWS
[Aug 23, 2002]
jstanley
Backpacker
Used this bag on a 10 week hike that covered half the AT. I was never cold, but sometimes hot. On the cold nights this is a great bag. It warmed up quickly and if I had to get out at night it was still warm when a got back in. But many nights it took me a while to get a comfortable temperature to sleep. Also, (maybe this is true for all bags) I found that bag started to smell just as bad as a did. I never washed it, but there were not too many places that I could or had time to wash it. It's a good bag, but I will explore others bags for the warmer summer trips. Customer Service I haven't needed it. |
[Mar 26, 2001]
Bob
Backpacker
This review is strictly for fit of this bag. Similar Products Used: Marmot Summmer bag (forget the name). |
[Dec 30, 2000]
B. Jones
Backpacker
Really like the bag! Used it over the holidays -- one night at 17 degrees under a shelter, one night at 25 degrees in a tent. Slept warm in my shorts and a cap both nights. Love climbing into the driclime liner -- reminds me of flannel sheets. Compresses well. Good response from BackCountryGear after the stuff sack didn't show up with the original shipment. Customer Service None yet. Similar Products Used: TNF |
[Oct 17, 2000]
Eric
Backpacker
Awesome bag! It is just roomy enough to be comfortable, but snug enough to be warm. I spent a night on an exposed bald of a mountain without a tent and a wind-chill in the 20s. I stayed warm the whole night. And with the great deal I got, you can't beat it. Customer Service None - don't need to. Similar Products Used: North Face, REI, etc. |
[Oct 08, 2000]
Graham Cooke
Backpacker
Excellant quality. It puts up with a lot of abuse. I really like the close cut I don't feel like I'm carrying extra sleeping bag. I don't have the dri-clime so I can't comment on that. Similar Products Used: None |
[Jul 02, 2000]
Jay H
Day Hiker
Bought this from REI on closeout, very nice feel, fits me perfectly. It is a short and I'm about 5'5" so it's fairly midweight (2lbs 12oz) and comfortable. I did find the zipper just a little hard to close in some spots but I'm sure that's just me. This isn't the dry clime one though but since it hasn't gotten wet yet, can't evaluate the wet performance. Was plenty warm though wearing shorts and a light T-shirt on a 55 degree night in June. I do like to sleep cool. Similar Products Used: None |
[Dec 02, 1999]
Derek Musashe
Backpacker
Great, Great, Great! This is and excellant bag in all areas. I especially like the ""dri-clime"" liner, it is very warm and fuzzy. I have even gotten the bottom of the bag wet in a downpour and managed to stay bone dry inside. Even on 40 degree nights I stayed toasty. Bottomline, it's like taking your bed with you. Similar Products Used: None |
[May 20, 1999]
David Wolf
Backpacker
This is a great bag. The lining is a terrific material called ""dri-clime"" which is very soft and warm. It's a lot different from any other bag I've ever used, it's really a treat to slip into it at night. Compressibility is average, the stiffened draft tubes are nice, and it's warm, warm, warm. If you're looking for a solid, well made, affordable bag, this one is worth a look. Similar Products Used: None |
[Jul 26, 1999]
Lex Matteini
Climber
The ""dri-clime"" interior is extremely comfortable, and overall this is a great bag. It comes in extra wide, which I recommend because, otherwise, I couldn't zip the hood of the bag fully closed without feeling like a contortionist. Be careful tearing the tags off the foot of the bag -- I was a little disappointed to find that the tags are stronger than the stitching. Similar Products Used: None |
[Sep 16, 1999]
Dave Falco
Backpacker
Great bag, no problem keeping me warm on a breezy, rainy, 45 degee night. Plush, plush, plush is how I would describe the lining. As noted previously, go with the wider version. Things tended to get a little cramped. Similar Products Used: TNF, Marmot |