I decided on this 20deg model due to small compacted size, but I seldom use the stuff bag it came with since I just stuff it at the bottom part of my internal-frame backpack whenever I go backpacking. The loft is still as fluffy as when new.

This sleeping bag has served me well on both winter and summer campouts. It kept me warm during a blizzard even when the condensation inside the tent fell into the top of this bag. Both the shoulder and head harnesses helped kept me warm. But it also provide just enough cover during summer campouts.

All in all, I'm very satisfied with this sleeping bag and will definitely get it again if needed.

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I got this bag as a birthday present 3 and a half years ago. Since then I have used it a lot in many different environments. The bag has always kept me warm even on a night where the temperature was right at 0 and the wind chill 15 below. I am a warm sleeper though so this may not be true for everyone. The bag is fairly compact and easily fits in my pack. It is a little on the heavier side. The shell is very water resistant. In fact many times I wake up with water beading on top because condensation dripped from the ceiling of the tent. This bag is a good buy for the money and will serve you well.

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I also own a Slumberjack 40 degree bag that is very small and lightweight. I like it also.

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I've had this bag for a couple years and it's served me pretty well. It's not the warmest, lightest, or smallest, but it works for me. It's warm, it's big and I can carry it without too much problem.

I own the zero degree version, and have used this bag a number of times in temps into the upper teens. Its never failed me. I use a 7" X 17" stuff sack and it easily fits. For the price (I got mine for $89 on sale) this is a great bag. I even made it through one night in a tent that didn't seal out the rain. Our bags got soaked. I stayed warm, my friend didn't.