Big Agnes - Lost Ranger 3N1

I’ve got it and like it. Used down to -8c and that was its limit. Also use it combo with a quilt instead of the bag. As a side/front sleeper, it comes with a front zip bag which works well for me.

As it’s 2 layers with quite a bit of inner/outer layers between, it’s less likely to ‘wet out’ all the way through than a single layer. I’ve had the outer wetted with condensation and the inner bone dry.

Having tent camped for years, then hammock camped for a decade, and recently gone back to ground I can honestly say this: quilts for hammocks, bag for tent. Quilts are too much work with a sleeping pad. You are better off getting something like a Big Agnes sleep system bag and pairing it with a pad. Much easier, and less drafts

I have been using a Big Agnes down bag. I think it was in the “ranger” series. They change models every few years. But stick with the “sleep system” bags. They don’t have a bottom side similar to quilts, but they stick to your sleeping pad much better, and wont let drafts in when you move around. Only issue with their bags are the temp ratings are not the best. But I mainly tent in warmer temps and save the hammock for really cold winter temps. (I went back to ground because I finally got a dog to take on adventures, and I want him safe from mosquitos and what not at night just like me)

From years of bikepacking in the Highlands, I've learned from bitter experience that you can't put a price on a warm night's sleep. I'm a side sleeper and I use a Big Agnes Lost Ranger 3n1 and I love it. I've slept out in temperatures down to -10 and been lovely and toasty warm. Have a look on Sport Pursuit dot com , they're on sale for £200 down from £400.

Four season can be difficult without knowing your temps. However, Big Agnes Lost Ranger is a 3 in 1 sleeping bag. You can use each part separately or combine them for additional warmth. [20% off in resupply right now.](https://www.rei.com/used/p/big-agnes-lost-ranger-3n1-0-sleeping-bag/203947)

I use my 3N1 from - 30 C to + 30 C. Admittedly I don’t have a ton of exposure to other gear, but it fuckin’ rocks from my experience. Also don’t really use it in +30C, it’s just there, don’t sleep with it on.

you're the perfect candidate for a sleep system. changed my life in the back country. I have a Big Agnes bag with a full length pad sleeve. find a pad that fits the sleeve and be amazed. the only downside is these bags don't have any insulation on the bottom, but not a big deal. I just unzip the bag and use it as a blanket when I don't need the full setup.