Sleeping Bag Temperature

>>666219
There is 2 sleeping bag generals, thanks for another thread.
>sage

>>666219
It's much better to have several sleeping bags, than one do-it-all bag.

A -25 bag for 4 seasons isn't a good idea really. It will be much too hot for the majority of the year. You won't sleep well, and wake up covered in sweat. If you're mostly camping in freezing temps, approaching 0 degrees and below most of the time, then sure a -25 bag will work. Most people camp more frequently when it's warmer though.

A -25 bag will be significantly heavier and bulkier than a warmer rated bag. If you never hike and backpack, then it's not a concern. If you have to carry the -25 bag everywhere, it'll suck.

It's better to have a sleeping bag for winter camping, an intermediate bag for early spring/fall, and a lighter summer bag.

If you do only want ONE BAG TO RULE THEM ALL. I'd say a 20 degree sleeping bag is best. You can wear clothes and get a liner for colder temps, or open it up and vent it for warmer days.

For me, I have a 0 degree set up for winter, a 32 degree set up for spring/fall, and a 50 degree set up for summer. I can take each set up lower or higher with a liner, or wearing less clothes under. So really I have myself covered from sub zero temps on up.

>>666234
Drawing attention to the fact that you are saging is a rule violation fyi.

>>666298
Source?

>>666365

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>>666219
DO NOT BUY THAT SLEEPING BAG!

I've owned that bag for around 5 years and got 2 years of use out of it before the zipper failed me. I about froze to death. Had to use a space blanket to wrap around myself then wrap the sleeping bag around that.

>>666566
I'm thinking the bag in the pic was just for a pic. I've seen it before on amazon, looked like garbage