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Wild Aspen 20™ Degree Sleeping Bags

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$61.16 $89.95 In stock

Category: Sleeping Bags

The Wild Aspen 20 is thoughtfully designed for three-season comfort. The bag features synthetic insulation for an exceptional warmth-to-weight ratio. Lightweight and durable micro polyester shell is water and abrasion resistant, while the inner liner is designed to retain warmth. Featuring a fully adjustable mummy hood and a built out foot box for extra comfort. Zipper draft tube ensures the cold air stays out so you sleep soundly all through the night.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sophia R. ★★★★★

It’s rare to find a bag that packs down this small without feeling like I’m sleeping on a pancake. The synthetic fill kept me warm on a damp 40-degree night, and the micro polyester shell shrugged off the tent condensation without soaking through.

Joshua A. ★★★★★

Took this out on a chilly spring backpacking trip and the synthetic fill kept me warm right down to the low 40s without adding much bulk to my pack. The micro polyester shell shed light dew surprisingly well, too.

Owen B. ★★★★★

The synthetic insulation really holds up—I stayed warm down to the low 30s without needing a liner, and the micro polyester shell shrugged off a bit of drizzle one morning. Packed it down small enough to fit in my daypack, which I wasn't expecting.