Kelty - Tru.Comfort Doublewide 20

I had one. It's nice for the price. But the packed size is huge.

I’ll be the odd one out to suggest a double bag but I almost never go camping without my partner and we cuddle. The Kelty Doublewide is where it’s at. Paired with 2 Klymit Drift Pillows (size L). Partner is picky with pillows and those are great. Grab a two pack from Costco Next for a good deal. Also for colder trips sub 30 pick up a large quilt / down / synthetic down whatever to throw on top.

Double sleeping bag rated for 20 degrees did the trick for my wife and I. It’s one of our favorite purchases for car camping.  We got the Kelty brand double bag. It keeps us warm down to about 35 degrees Fahrenheit. 

I have this and love it. I sometimes just use it for myself.

Also have the double wide for camping in my truck bed. I put some wool blankets inside with me and I'm nice in cozy in freezing temps.

I picked this up last year as it was about the perfect size for the bed in my camper van. I really like that the flap keeps the pillows from escaping, and used for 3/4 days camping of mid 40s degree nights and was plenty comfortable. It does pack up huge.

Oh my wife and I just bought a 2 person bag thats rated at 20 so may be a tad light but it's awesome give me a sec to link it. Super comfortable and one bag, nothing seperate

I have a Kelty double and it is warm and cozy for at least around 40 degrees. Plus I get to cuddle. 😂

I have this and love it! It is just enough room for my husband and I. I am also someone who is usually cold and this keeps me warm!

Zenbify fits the design you're asking about, but is above your cost by a decent amount. They are super comfortable though, and I love mine. Might keep an eye and pick up on sale/discount or with a coupon code. I'd generally recommend 2 sleeping bags/quilts vs a shared double unless you both tend to sleep at the same temperature. You can also get sleeping bags that zip together if you do want to share space but have the option for solo/separate use. That being said, Kelty makes good stuff so I'd trust their double if it fits your needs.

Gnarly! Sounds like some top tier "type B" fun. Early on in backpacking, after several uncomfortable, borderline worrisome nights sleep in my 20°f Kelty bag I learned the advertised temperature ratings of sleeping bags are actually the "survival rating,", meaning you won't lose any appendages to the elements. The comfort rating is always significantly warmer than the survival rating and you often have to research equipment in advance to find thst figure. I'm PNW-based, and personally, fall-winter I use a rei magma down 15 bag & neoair xtherm pad. I might not ook like Jeremiah Johnson all bundled up but I sleep like a baby. Risking death chasing the bushcraft aesthetic in a cold, damp environment isn't worth it if you lack the ability or materials to craft an adequate sleep system.