Big AgnesEcho Park Synthetic Sleeping Bag with FireLine Max Insulation

Getting ready for a never-ending around-the-world tour starting in May. Decided on the Big Agnes for a sleep system. Threw it on the bed. Climbed in. Uber comfy! Roomy! Keeps you WARM! Had to sleep on top with a sheet. Pitched my tent. Temp dropped to 36. Using a cheap 1.7 pad. Long sleeve T and PJ bottoms. Way warm. Only problem is, it's HUGE rolled up. Going to have to strap it on top of my rear bag. Other than that: worth the $$. Great bag.

The Big Agnes Echo park 0F absolutely blows it out of the park with this one. Proof Superior Quality doesn’t have to cost a fortune!!! The inside of the Bag is incredibly spacious and feels like bed sheet material all on the inside with a huge pillow barn that would probably fit a king size pillow, no joke

I can't stand traditional mummy bags. I can't sleep without room to move around.This bag solves that problem and also keeps me from slipping off of my sleeping pad. I added the Wedgie to make it even roomier.I wouldn't recommend it for sleeping much bekow 55° F, but it's great for warmer weather.I'm planning to buy another one with a lower temp rating to go with it.

My daughter just used it on a mountain camping trip. Kept her warm. Though it wasn’t cold.

awesome set up for moto camping would i get this item again yes

My husband is thrilled with this bag. (6' 270). The pockets on the bottom that hold your sleeping pad are his favorite feature and make for a great night's sleep. The mesh storage bag was not listed in the description so it was a happy surprise. He is sorry he didn't buy this bag sooner.

I bought this with the Q core deluxe sleeping pad. I specifically chose this one over others because it looked large and attached to a 30" pad. I have many times slipped off my pad as I roll around and sleep with a small dog and I really liked that it attached. it doesnt attach at full width, so be sure that you know a 30" pad isnt going to be completely covered by the bag but you dont fall off when shifting around which is nice. The cell phone pocket is small, too small, although that wasnt a selling point for me. The hood is fantastic with it coming up to your forehead and staying there, not constantly falling down over your eyes. The cloth is soft and comfy and the air dam over your chest is perfect but the zipper down the side seems somewhat small and gets stuck in the air dam while you open it from the outside frequently. The foot box also could be slightly taller as I have to push my head as far into the hood as I can to not be pushing against the bottom which puts my pillow down by my shoulders. My brother just bought a name brand 0* down bag and its 80" long for $20 less than this one. Not on sale. The big downside is the lack of a bottom. I knew it diddnt come with one when I purchased it ( although it took a lot of research to figure that out and it really should be MUCH MORE CLEAR) and did hold off for months while I thought about it but in the end I think its just pathetic they dont include it. Maybe insulation works less well when compressed but less is bettter than none. Not everyone is sleeping on a pad in a tent either. I have carried a sleeping bag in the truck for years when I travel in winter just n case I get stuck and have to sleep in the back seat, also carry one on winter hikes just for safety in the mountains. There are so many times one would sleep without a mat and that makes this bag usless fairly often. I am really 50/50 on weather I wanna send it back and the unimpressive mesh sack included with a $220 sleeping bag may be the nail in the coffin. I found it terribly offensive. I shouldnt have to order a storage sack for what really is 1/2 of a sleeping bag.

Like sleeping under a quult at home. Lots of room to move around.