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<blockquote data-quote="Firedad" data-source="post: 2741926" data-attributes="member: 125205"><p>I too have spent $1000s on sleeping bags over the years. I camp for work and found Marmot neversummer is a very comfortable bag and affordable. Personally I use a Big Agnes which as described in another post doesn't have insulation on the bottom because your body compresses it anyways. In the last 12 years (the time period I have been in charge if purchasing) I've bought 30+ bags sticking with mountain hardwear in the beginning to now I stick with the marmot and big Agnes brands.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Firedad, post: 2741926, member: 125205"] I too have spent $1000s on sleeping bags over the years. I camp for work and found Marmot neversummer is a very comfortable bag and affordable. Personally I use a Big Agnes which as described in another post doesn’t have insulation on the bottom because your body compresses it anyways. In the last 12 years (the time period I have been in charge if purchasing) I’ve bought 30+ bags sticking with mountain hardwear in the beginning to now I stick with the marmot and big Agnes brands. [/QUOTE]
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