Pinnacle

I have the dryloft version of this bag and have found it amazing. Although the rating is for +15 degrees, I have found it comfortable down to 0 (although I am a warm sleeper). It works perfect for almost any situation in the cascades from camping to mountaineering. The dryloft adds about 3 oz of weight, but makes the bag water resistant and windproof. A big plus for the mountaineering side of things.

Pros: very light, warm, lots of room
Cons: expensive

I bought this bag from REI's webiste on February 4th 2011 after checking it out in the store and reading reviews online. Most of my time spent camping has been in the summer time on the East Coast so I have been very happy with my experience with 30 degree bags. I bought this bag because since moving into my current job, my camping trips have been moved to the shoulder seasons and the winter and a more appropriate sleeping bag is in order.

I have used my bag once since I bought it, in a backyard campout. The temperature was in the high 20s that night and I was completely comfortable in just my boxer shorts. I toss and turn a lot at night and usually in a sleeping bag I end up with the bag tangled around me, but in this bag i never found myself tangled up or sleeping in the bag upside down.

I am initially very pleased with this sleeping bag and I am looking forward to sleeping in it on my weeklong trip at the beginning of March. I would probably buy this sleeping bag again and I would definitely recommend it to a friend.