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The Trestles features Marmot's famous quality and rich experience in sleeping bag design in a bag built for backpacking and river trips undertaken in cooler climates. Wave Construction, used to build the Trestles, is the warmest shingle construction available fitting extra insulation into these bags by creating an overlapping wave of shingles throughout the bag. These bags will keep you warm and dry in the wettest of environments. In addition, the Trestles Sleeping Bag has micro muff cushions with a drawcord around your face that will keep you extra warm.
Features
- Classic Trapezoidal Foot Box For More Foot Room
- Compression Stuff Sack
- "Feely" Draw Cords Ease Nighttime Cord Fumbling
- Hood Draw Cord Positioned for Easy Access
- Second Side Zip
- Snagless Draft Tube Has Heavy Oxford Cloth to Repel Biting Zipper Coils
- Stash Pocket For Nighttime Essentials Such as a Watch or Energy Bar
- Two Hang Loops On the Outside of Foot Box for Airing Out Your Bag
- Two-Way Zipper Sliders For Venting and Mating of Bags. Reversible Slider Tabs for Easy Use Inside or OUtside of Bag
- Velcro¿-free Face Muff Keeps the Drawcord and Zipper Away from Your Face
- Zipper Guards Help Repel Biting Zipper Coils
- EN Tested
- SpiraFil High Loft Insulation SpiraFil high loft insulation
- Dual Zippers
- Insulated Collar with Easy Access Cord Engineered to Close Without Velcro, Keeps Warm Air Trapped in Your Bag
- Wave Construction The Warmest Shingle Construction Available, Fitting Extra Insulation into These Bags by Creating an Overlapping Wave of Shingles Throughout the Bag. These Bags Will Keep You Warm and Dry in the Wettest of Environments
Gender: Unisex
Weight: 5lb 4oz, Fill Weight: 63oz
Material: Spirafil 120
Dimensions: Hip: 58", Foot: 40", Length: 6'0"
Season: N/A
Vendor ProductId: 2454
Review ProductId: 16744
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Pros
- Adjustable Hood
- Comfortable
- Durable
- Roomy
- Warm
Cons
- Heavy / Bulky
- Packs Too Large
- Zipper Snags Easily
Best Uses
- 4 Season camping
- Backpacking
- Cold Conditions
Comments about Marmot Trestles 0deg F Sleeping Bag (Long):
I purchased the Marmot Trestle 0 degree bag because I do the majority of my hiking and camping in the winter. This is the warmest bag I have ever owned and I must say it is a great bag. I've slept in temperatures as cold as 35 degrees F in nothing more than pants and a shirt. The synthetic material is soft and comfortable, and the outer layer helps keep me dry all night. I sleep mostly in a hammock, so I typically lose a few degrees in warmth by not sleeping in a tent. But this bag makes up the difference wonderfully. Two issues with the bag that I've experienced thus far; The zipper snags on seemingly nothing at all, so getting out of this bag when your arms are constricted can sometimes be tricky. Also the bag is bulkier than my lighter sleeping bags and it takes up half the space in my hiking pack. However ever freezing night I sleep on the trail I always give myself a pat on the back for bringing this bag along to keep my warm.
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Pros
- Adjustable Hood
- Comfortable
- Fluffy
- Roomy
- Warm
Cons
- Heavy / Bulky
- Packs Too Large
Best Uses
- 3 Season Camping
- 4 Season camping
- Backpacking
- Car Camping
- Climbing
- Cold Conditions
Comments about Marmot Trestles 0deg F Sleeping Bag (Long):
This bag is extra fluffy to keep you extra warm, and that's what is so great about it. I love the weight of the bag on top of me to keep me cozy. It's so warm and comfortable, I've actually slept in it on top of my bed at home. I just recently used it in the Hoosier National Forest for a backpacking trip with temperatures in the low 20s, and I was very warm.
However, that weight is also a drawback. The bag is heavy and it does not stuff well. I have a 5500 pack, and the sleeping bag literally takes up the entire bottom half without using a stuff sack. The stuff sack makes it too difficult to avoid the voids. The packability of the bag is poor, but it's worth the weight if you sleep really cold like I do.
Overall, I would recommend this pack to everyone except the ultralight backpackers. It's just too heavy and bulky for your style of backpacking. Everyone else, don't waste your time reading any more reviews...go buy it now! You will fall in love!
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