Very good for the price. Looks good. Suitable for fresh autumn nights or cold summer nights.For the price, it's an excellent buy.

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Comfort in a super small and lightweight package. Best bag by far of all the ones I've used in the past. Extremely warm and cozy. Great shell that handles tons of condensation without losing warmth or loft. Probably the least expensive 600-fill bag. Black interior is quick drying and the hood is incredible.

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MH Tallac, Outbound (both good bags)

Great bag all around. A great 15 degree bag that has treated me well. Light, compact and sturdy. Shell repels the morning dew for nights without the tent. Interior wicks away the moisture and zipper vents well when it's warm. Expect it to last me quite awhile. I highly recomend it.

Customer Service

Previous experience with SD's customer service, when I lost a tent pole, was outstanding.

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This bag has probably worked out to be the best deal I have ever gotten in equipment. I picked it up a couple of years ago at REI for $120. At the time I swore by synthetic fill, for fear of wet bags (probably really for fear of down prices). I have since spent many, many comfortable nights in this bag, in tents and under the stars from 20F to 60F. The bag is simple, well made, and packs down almost as smal as my down sweater. All my experience with SD convince me that their products are well made.

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Northface (good 3D bags), and Slumberjack (not so good bags)

This bag is perfect for three-seasons or four if you plan to use a tent and are a warm sleeper like myself. No complaints, packs away super small and light. Good price and handles moisture well. One of my better gear buys.