AMAZING steal at Golite (sleeping bags)

[Miles]

I would venture to say you will not find a better bag for this price at these weights... 

I own the blue one (20* bag) and absolutely love it.  Light, compresses small, and EN rated.

http://www.golite.com/bigScore.aspx

[Miles]

The red ones are the zero degree bags.

[actionshooter]

wow, those are a good deal!
 Go-lite seems to have a pretty sweet deal every now and then.

[bassquatch]

I would venture to say you will not find a better bag for this price at these weights... 

I own the blue one (20* bag) and absolutely love it.  Light, compresses small, and EN rated.

http://www.golite.com/bigScore.aspx

Dude thanks for sharing Sale ends tomorrow, my Adrenaline 800 Fill 3 Season Mummy is on it's way!

[luvmystang67]

I would venture to say you will not find a better bag for this price at these weights... 

I own the blue one (20* bag) and absolutely love it.  Light, compresses small, and EN rated.

http://www.golite.com/bigScore.aspx

Okay I'm stuck in a bit of a pickle here.  I currently have a North Face Snow Leopard (0 degree, synthetic).  Very good for wet and cold, but weighs almost 4 lbs.  I want something a little lighter and that packs smaller for trips where I know rain chance is minimal.

So between the Summer one season 40 degree bag (regular sized) and the 3 season 20 degree bag, the weight difference is nearly a pound, but i'm more concerned about packed size.  Will they pack down to nearly the same size?  (They are out of the regular sized 20 degree bags).   I dont need another bigger warm bag necessarily, but I'd love to find one to get me through a dry side high buck hunt.  Would the 40 degree one be too weak for that?

In summary, which one would get me through high buck on the east side and how does their packed size compare?  (40 degree regular versus 20 degree long).  HELP!

[luvmystang67]

I would like to add that the 20 degree bag they only have available in short or tall (regular sold out).... and they said the short was only rated to 5'6" and i'm 5'10" to 5'11"

[bassquatch]

I would like to add that the 20 degree bag they only have available in short or tall (regular sold out).... and they said the short was only rated to 5'6" and i'm 5'10" to 5'11"

I read some reviews before ordering and a guy was saying that he was 6' 175lbs and was glad he went with the 'long' version, for what it's worth... I am 6' and currently 202 and I went with the long as well....

[Miles]

I'm 5'10" and have a little room in the foot box with the regular.


Here's my 20* bag in an 11 liter compression sack. 

[Miles]

I would like to add that the 20 degree bag they only have available in short or tall (regular sold out).... and they said the short was only rated to 5'6" and i'm 5'10" to 5'11"

Go with the long and just stuff a jacket or the next days clothing down there during the night.  It will take up the space and you'll have warm clothes to put on in the morning.

[luvmystang67]

I would like to add that the 20 degree bag they only have available in short or tall (regular sold out).... and they said the short was only rated to 5'6" and i'm 5'10" to 5'11"

Go with the long and just stuff a jacket or the next days clothing down there during the night.  It will take up the space and you'll have warm clothes to put on in the morning.

I might have had that option before those sold out too.  I'm a pretty warm sleeper and have a good thermarest neo air pad, so I thought I'd try the 40 just cause it was such a good deal.  We'll see how it works with some socks and base layer on.  I have the 0 degree bag if its looking like it'll be real cold.  Its just bulky.

[Miles]

You will probably be fine.  They are EN rated so you will be comfortable down to 40* and probably less if you are a warm sleeper.   I slept in the low 20*s with my 20* bag this last year and never woke up cause of the cold once. That's why it pays to buy an EN rated bag... There was ice all over the outside of the tent and I was sleeping great inside.   Once you get it, toss up a picture of it compressed.  I'd like to see the difference in size.

[HUNT]

Thanks for posting up.  I picked up a zero degree bag. 

[engelwood]

Is this "sale" still going? I see pretty cheap prices, just wondering if they were cheaper a couple days ago???

[Miles]

Is this "sale" still going? I see pretty cheap prices, just wondering if they were cheaper a couple days ago???

It's still going, but certain bags/lengths are sold out.


These are the sale prices.

0*  = $199
20*= $149
40*= $119

[engelwood]

I'm looking at the 0 degree long but am worried about the shoulders. I'm 6' 230 pounds. Based on the reviews it looks like it might be too tight for me?? Any thoughts? Thanks

[luvmystang67]

You will probably be fine.  They are EN rated so you will be comfortable down to 40* and probably less if you are a warm sleeper.   I slept in the low 20*s with my 20* bag this last year and never woke up cause of the cold once. That's why it pays to buy an EN rated bag... There was ice all over the outside of the tent and I was sleeping great inside.   Once you get it, toss up a picture of it compressed.  I'd like to see the difference in size.

Yeah, will do.  One of the high hunts I'm looking at would be along a river anyway, so base camp wouldn't be too high up.  I feel like most of the time up there in Sept, at 5k feet or less it typically stays above freezing in which case I think I'll be okay.  It'll really free up a lot of space to haul something out if I am successful too.  I'm hoping its about the size of your 20oz bottle when packed up.  Just need to find a small enough sack to stuff it in.

[Miles]

I'm looking at the 0 degree long but am worried about the shoulders. I'm 6' 230 pounds. Based on the reviews it looks like it might be too tight for me?? Any thoughts? Thanks

Definitely go with the long.  Worse case scenario, you could return it.   At these prices I'd at least give it a try.

[Miles]

You will probably be fine.  They are EN rated so you will be comfortable down to 40* and probably less if you are a warm sleeper.   I slept in the low 20*s with my 20* bag this last year and never woke up cause of the cold once. That's why it pays to buy an EN rated bag... There was ice all over the outside of the tent and I was sleeping great inside.   Once you get it, toss up a picture of it compressed.  I'd like to see the difference in size.

Yeah, will do.  One of the high hunts I'm looking at would be along a river anyway, so base camp wouldn't be too high up.  I feel like most of the time up there in Sept, at 5k feet or less it typically stays above freezing in which case I think I'll be okay.  It'll really free up a lot of space to haul something out if I am successful too.  I'm hoping its about the size of your 20oz bottle when packed up.  Just need to find a small enough sack to stuff it in.

You could try the small E-vent compression sack and then just put your extra clothing in there with it.  Kill two birds with one stone...   

[engelwood]

Done, just ordered the 0 degree long. Hope it fits good! Thinking MT in late september at 6500' will be on the colder side overnight? HA