TETON - Celsius Grand XXL -25° Sleeping Bag

Teton -25 degree is amazing.

I had just bought the -25 from Teton but the non canvas version. It is super warm, very comfy, a little too big to trap in heat especially by your feet. I would feel good if it was around 5-15 degrees out but I think you start getting pretty cold any lower.

I have a Teton Sports -32F and dang that thing is warm!! Toasty as can be, used it right at freezing with no issues.

The spouse and I have a pair of the -25 bags. Our reasoning was it is better to be over prepared than under. A person can always strip off a layer or unzip a side to cool off but if a situation ever calls for a lower temp bag you will be thankful you have it.

Yes. It isn't bad. We use them through the later summer through the spring. Just don't wear as many layers and kept the side unzipped.

I have a -30 Teton, pad from my hest, and Teton cot. with temps often being 0-20F at night + heavy wind. I am with a large hunting group in a canvas tent with wood stove and propane heater. I used to use a couple bags and blankets that were rated for warmer weather but would still get cold even with all the layers.

I've got a Teton Celsius (0 rating I think). It is comfy and pretty darn warm. I've used it a few nights in low 30's in t shirt and shorts and didn't get cold until really early in the morning. The only negative is that it is bulky, but if you not back packing that's really not an issue. I'm a bigger guy and its got plenty of room for me and has held up really well for the price.

Honestly, an XL Teton from Amazon will be more than fine, but choose one that is rated for temps as low as 0 degree F at least. (I wouldn't use these at 0F, but they'll be warm with 40 degree nights in Oregon) I prefer the ones with softer poly-flannel lining inside.

Lot of good replies here already. If you're car camping, Id recommend a exped megamat duo and two Teton sleeping bags. They make a very good low temp bag, and they're big. Buy a left and right for you and her and they will zip together too! Much better than a mummy or sleeping bag. Warming water bottles by the fire is a game changer too. Stay warm while you sleep. Probably the only thing that really matters when camping in low temps. If you can't warm you'll be miserable. As an aside, blankets under your pad don't do a whole lot because the insulation comes from the air in the blanket. When you lie on top of it you compress the insulation. It's better than nothing, but it's a pretty compromised experience.

The Teton sleeping bags are really warm and comfy.

I have a Teton sleeping bag which works well for me. I only camp a few times per year and never in the winter so I didn’t want to spend a fortune on a bag. I’ve had it for about 10 years.