Budget winter sleeping bags

A Kelty Cosmic 0 series bag might be the closest thing within your price range thats going to reliable enough.

>>1077951
Surplus USGI modular sleep system. With both bags and the bivvy cover they're comfy to around -10*F and you'll get by down to around -25*F. Can be had as a complete system in okay shape for around $80 in good condition or around $60 in "fair" condition.

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>>1077960
I recommended kelty to him as well. Good price to perf...can always add a liner in deep winter.

>>1078018
Great system, but bulky/heavy for backpacking.

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>>1078018
>Surplus
with nice fart strains

https://www.amazon.com/Mummy-Sleeping-Bag-WATERPROOF-0-Degree/dp/B003BR50D6


How many fucking times do I have to post this sleeping bag?!

Had mine for years. Wouldn't ever consider using a different bag.

>>1077951
Winter where, how cold is cold?

>>1078067
>this is a mid-size bag for ladies or youth; perfect for Scouting
Sorry, I'm over 5'6" tall

>>1078059
Yeah it is, but for someone using it a handful of times a year it'll serve him well for the rest of his life.

Also, the patrol bag (the thin one) is decently light and compact for the summer months.

>>1078171
They have other sizes, moron.

>>1078202
They have ONE other size (extra long) and it's $30 more expensive and 3lbs heavier.
>EIGHT fucking pounds
Which makes it $50 more expensive and 1.5lbs heavier than the complete MSS.

>>1078213
It compresses down to 8x12x14 I own one and it's no more than 5 pounds. I'm a 6ft tall man that owns one sized for a 6ft tall man. Mine was $120 5 years ago.

You suck at using google.

>>1078220
Throw a link then.

And you're a goddamn liar because the smaller bag supposedly only compresses to 10x18x8 and weighs 4lbs 8 oz.

>>1078226
It compresses way smaller than advertised. Its a compression sack. Mongrel.

https://www.amazon.com/High-Peak-USA-Alpinizmo-Sleeping/dp/B007INRAJG

Heres a mt.rainier/high peak bag thats rated even colder than 0 degree, its -20 and its pretty small and reasonable in weight.

>>1078226
This is the one I own.

https://www.overstock.com/Sports-Toys/Alpinizmo-by-High-Peak-USA-Mt.-Rainier-0-Sleeping-Bag/6852042/product.html

>>1078328
yeah those dimensions came off the review section.

Also:
>first link was for a Moose Racing bag
>"but that only comes in extra small or extra tall"
>HURR YOU'RE BAD AT GOOGLE
>"prove me wrong"
>links an entirely different brand on an entirely different site

>>1078334
>out of stock
>still $30 more expensive than the MSS

>>1078377
Theyre all mt.rainier brand, dumbass.

>>1078380
>implying mss isnt garbage

Marmot Trestles 15

>>1078576
Marmot Trestles 0 if it get's really cold

>>1078451
The mss is far from garbage and the only valid complaint against it is the weight (which isn't too out of line when compared to commercial -30* bags anyway).

>High Peak USA
>Moose Racing
>Alpinizmo
No, they are from 3 different "brands" (redistributors) and share a semicommon model name. Jesus fuck, how are you literally that retarded?

Took this to 8°F comfortably: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00F5EDLA2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_U8sJzbDSGZ21V

Also make a 0° version, but point being their ratings aren't BS.

Also a big fan of top quilts which will lend themselves more to backpacking:
AHE white cloud synthetic: http://www.arrowhead-equipment.com/store/c3/KAQ_Synthetic_Quilts.html

HammockGear econ down: http://www.hammockgear.com/econ-quilts/

>>1078578
>same patent
>different owners
>hurr durr

Please hang yourself.

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>kept me alive in the northern cascades in January
>kept me alive in northern michigan during a winter storm
>was comfy as hell to sleep on top of while working multiple months at a time /out/
>been serving me relentlessly for 5 years

I luv muh sleeping bag