Sleeping bag recommendations for backpacking trips

[Blackmagic71]

I should have updated this thread.

Ended up buying a Sea to Summit Trek bag in the 30 degree wide version as my primary sleeping bag.

https://seatosummit.com/products/tre...ing-bag-series

It’s substantially lighter and packs up smaller than my older sleeping bag, but it’s wide enough I can comfortably roll around in it at night.

I also picked up the sea to summit spark liner for either really warm trips or as additional warmth inside the trek. It’s a little tight around the shoulders, but weighs almost nothing and packs down to only a little bigger than a pop can.

https://seatosummit.com/products/spa...ing-bag-series

Between those two I should be pretty well set for the immediate future.

[Blackmagic71]

Another update:

Spent a couple of nights on the superior hiking trail with temps down into the mid 40s at night and I was very happy with the Trek sleeping bag.

It was a good balance of warmth, room to stretch out, and being packable.