Sub-zero King Size Sleeping Bag
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The Ledge Canyon is an excellent value Sub-Zero rated sleeping bag with features usually found only in the most expensive bags. If you've ever been cold inside a sleeping bag, this is the one that will keep you toasty in subzero winter conditions. King size for us larger framed guys, this is the bag you can depend on for both comfort and value. 23 lbs. The Big Agnes Ethel sleeping bag for ladies is the one I bought for my wife. She's tickled to stay nice and warm if we end up staying in camp when it's cold out. She uses hers even in warmer weather and only switches to a lighter bag for the summer months. I'd have to say I have no regrets for buying it and my wife isn't complaining about the cold weather anymore. The bag is rated for 0 degrees. My son and his wife have the Big Agnes King Solomon double-wide sleeping bag for those cold winter nights. Plenty of room in there for them - or a great idea for when you've got three or four kids along. The bag is rated for 15 degrees so for colder weather plan on tucking a comforter inside. There's room. Ledge Canyon -5 king size sub-zero sleeping bag and Big Agnes sleeping bags offer you value pricing, durability, comfort and survival in subzero camping conditions. They also make sleeping bags for less brutal weather so when you need a new sleeping bag, keep those names in mind. Find sleeping bags for any weather at our favorite online stores: Outdoor Basics and The Rivers Edge |
Best Sub Zero Bags
Ledge Canyon -5 King Size Bag
$179.99 (8% off)
"King size, Temperature Rating: 5F/20C. Pack Weight: 23 lbs."
Big Agnes Ethel 0 Degree Sleeping Bag
$219.95
Women's Series bags are tailored specifically for women. Their dimensions fit a woman's shape, offering additional girth in the hip and a shorter length for petites. We also added extra insulation in...
Big Agnes King Solomon DOUBLE WIDE 15 Degree Sleeping Bag
$329.95
Doublewide Series bags are for couples. The lighter, more packable King Solomon down 15deg uses two 20"" x 78"" pads and is light enough for backpacking.*Double wide, 78"" length bag designed for two...
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