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<blockquote data-quote="Greta06" data-source="post: 1955390" data-attributes="member: 108283"><p>You are probably borderline in the archery season with a 20 degree bag, but should be fine. I had a kelty cosmic down 20 for 1st rifle a couple years ago and i froze, temps in the single digits at 9 to 10k ft. Last fall for 2nd rifle i took a nemo sonic down 0 and i was warm. I got the nemo on sale for 285, its a really nice bag and small and light. I also bought a klymit ksb down 0 and returned it, wasnt impressed by the amount of fill. Definitely go with a down bag, they are so much smaller and lighter.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Greta06, post: 1955390, member: 108283"] You are probably borderline in the archery season with a 20 degree bag, but should be fine. I had a kelty cosmic down 20 for 1st rifle a couple years ago and i froze, temps in the single digits at 9 to 10k ft. Last fall for 2nd rifle i took a nemo sonic down 0 and i was warm. I got the nemo on sale for 285, its a really nice bag and small and light. I also bought a klymit ksb down 0 and returned it, wasnt impressed by the amount of fill. Definitely go with a down bag, they are so much smaller and lighter. [/QUOTE]
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