NEMO - Coda Endless Promise Down Mummy Sleeping Bag

I have it. I like it a lot. I’ve spent probably 3-4 weeks of accumulated nights in it.

have you looked at the nemo endless coda 10/20 bag? i got one in the mail to check out and its a super nice bag. i ended up going with their 20/30 quilt instead but if i were a bag person it would have been a yes for me.

I have one and after my very sad Thermarest Vesper it is extremely cozy and warm.  Things I love- very warm, cozy, lots of venting options Things I would change- make the main zipper go down the whole length of the bag instead of having a foot box zipper. I have a hard time getting in and out sometimes and also often use it like a quilt. Meh things- it does take up a lot more room in my pack, but the trade off is worth it for a bag that is actually warm.  Hope that helps! 

I vote for Nemo bags. I have 2 and love them. Perfect for side sleeping.

Nemo for sure

Spoon shape is great, arm zippers in the boost just seem drafty.

Nemo sleeping bag with REI 2.5 self inflating sleeping pad works for me.

Never tried a quilt, but as a fellow side sleeper I LOVE my Nemo sleeping bag. Can't believe I ever tried to use a mummy bag.

Love my Nemo down bag. Love.

Budget is a factor, as well as intended use (backpacking vs ultralight speed hiking) Down will be lighter (and more expensive) than synthetic fill I have a Nemo bag and a few different thermarest pads depending on the season I also have a couple Big Agnes (they are great for bigger people) bags, but they do not have any fill on the bottom, instead they rely on the sleeping pad. There's a whole interesting theory about this design if you care to research it! You can talk to the folks at Hiker Direct and they are big supporters of scouting. We've got folks that have really good luck with Nemo, Kelty, Hyke and Byke (online sales only), and some others, too. GearLabs reviews is pretty thorough if you want to really dive into the numbers and test process before you buy.

Nemo bags are extra roomy yet pack down tiny. Love mine wouldn’t use anything else

We use nemo sleeping bags. They have male/female mummy bags with zippers on opposite sides. They can be used solo or in tandem. Other commenters are right, when cold it’s much more cozy to use them solo without the gap between shoulders

Nemo sleeping bags are designed to zip together, highly recommend. I like having the option to conjoin if it’s cold out, but sometimes like to unzip in the middle of the night and have my own space

I had the same problem. Bought a Nemo something which had a wide center. It helped but I still couldn’t sleep. I switched to a quilt that strapped around a pad (enlightened equipment I think) and it is an absolute game changer. Super roomy and very warm. I mean I still don’t sleep but it is no longer because of the sleeping bag.

I have a Nemo bag and pad and have been quite happy with them both. Particularly if you're a side sleeper or otherwise restless, the Nemo spoon-shaped bags are great. They're not the lightest but they're light enough if you need that comfort. I suggest adding the Big Agnes Rapide to your list of potential pads.

I agree that quilts are probably one of the strongest directions here. If you can stand sleeping bags then lots of Nemo bags have a spoon shape that really lets your shift your legs around which as a side sleeper I really liked.

Go to REI, invest your money on a good Nemo brand sleeping bag. You’ll be thankful for many many years and if anything happens to it you can return exchange at REI for years. If you haven’t already sign up for a REI co op membership and get your % back on your purchase.

My order of preference, without prying more info out of you would be: 1. Magma 2. Radiant 3. Nemo … anyone giving you numbers after the name of the bag is guessing because you never mentioned what temperature rating you need and what geography we are talking about. In terms of r-rating we would need to know what mattress pad you are shlepping too…