Looking for a new back packing sleeping bag.

[eastfork]

Im in the hunt for a new bag...something good to maybe 15-20 degrees and around 2 pounds ideally. I dont like true mummy bags but will do it if need be. Ive been looking around for a bit and thought maybe ill see what kinda input i get. Thanks

[4T]

I've got a mountain hardware banshee.  -20 I believe,   took it late October on an elk hunt and stayed plenty warm. I think it may be in the 3 to 3.5 range. Check them out. I think mountain hardware has good stuff.

[huntnnw]

check out enlightened equipment

[BULLBLASTER]

I have a nemo 15 degree down bag that i like very well.

[highside74]

http://m.llbean.com/product.html?bc=null-1097&skCatId=77723#77723

[vandeman17]

Tag. Looking as well

[Magnum_Willys]

montbell downhugger 0 degree spiral stitch does the job for me.  just under 3#

[Mtnwalker]

Any kind of budget? In that temp range you have a ton of options, lots of good bags out there now. A little more info on what you are expecting out of it might help with recommendations. I personally use a Marmot lithium at the moment and love it. Also have a couple Mountain Hardwear Banshees that are fully waterproof for when things get ugly, but they are not easy on the wallet. Also I am a VERY restless sleeper at home, RLS runs in the fam so lots of tossing and turning but for some reason on backpack trips I don't mind the mummy. 

[trophyhunt]

check out enlightened equipment

  I hate mummy bags, enlightened equipment will build your own bag to your specs, very light! 

[CoryTDF]

http://ireviewgear.com/cool-gear/therm-a-rest-antares-hd-sleeping-bag-and-neoair-all-season-pad-review/

http://ireviewgear.com/cool-gear/big-agnes-zirkel-ul-20-and-q-core-sl-review/

I like both of these!

[huntnnw]

check out enlightened equipment

  I hate mummy bags, enlightened equipment will build your own bag to your specs, very light!

no kidding! I have no idea how anyone can sleep in one

[Boss .300 winmag]

Here you go, no tent will be needed with this, just thro a tarp over you.

I have two of these super hot to sleep in, I be been in 16 degree temps and was sweating.

https://www.amazon.com/Extreme-Cold-Weather-Military-Sleeping/dp/B007GERHZE#customerReviews

[M_ray]

I feel like there are a few sleeping bag threads out there right now 

I have an Enlightened Equipment 20* that is 18oz
And if I want a zipper a North Face Cats meow 20* at 34oz
I would pair either with a Klymit pad at 3.2 rating that's 18oz
I'll sleep in my clothes if need be and be plenty warm just about anywhere.

[JoeE]

I used an EE 10 degree quilt for ten days in Alaska in September on my moose hunt. Hated it. I couldn't get comfortable, froze my butt off, and too drafty. I spent each night waking up several times trying to adjust it to make it work. Back to a mummy bag for me.

I admit I should have done some more testing with it to see if I liked it before taking it to the Alaskan backcountry, but I listened to all the reviews here and Rokslide and thought I would love it. Worst gear "upgrade" mistake I've probably ever made.

[swanny]

Marmot Helium +15 has always been a good choice too. Right at 2lbs, I have one that never gets used that I might consider selling. It only has a handful of nights.

[actionshooter]

montbell downhugger 0 degree spiral stitch does the job for me.  just under 3#

Yep, these are the *censored*, Check out Montbell before you buy anything else.

[fishngamereaper]

Man you guys have some high dollar taste in bags..more power to you. I personally enjoy my cheap old slumberjack stuffed into a goretex bivy. If its really cold I throw a hand warmer down in by my feet. Maybe one of these days I'll drop coin on a new improved system. Or save a few bucks and realize shivering is a sign that I'm still alive.

[deerslyr]

I went the quilt route and ended up always having to sleep in my down pants and jacket. Went to a Western Mountaineering Badger this year and will never look back. Its a mummy style but very very roomy.