
Western Mountaineering - Apache MF 15
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Last updated: Nov 7, 2025 Scoring
I get super cold. I now have 2 WM bags and always stay comfortable. WM apache MF 15 and WM Megalite 30.
r/Ultralight • Which sleeping bag for women who runs super cold? ->I liked my quilt when I was doing shorter trips. Once I started doing months at a time I grabbed a western mountaineering bag and I have no regrets. Helps me extend a bit more into shoulder season
r/Ultralight • Are quilts even worth it? ->Western Mountaineering mummy bag. I do a lot in shoulder season and these are very warm for the weight
r/backpacking • What's a piece of gear you splurged on that was totally worth it? ->I also have particularly dislike for their zippers, they use a special no-snag zipper head that functions great but is super chunky and uncomfortable against the face when the hood is cinched. I returned a FF bag for that reason and bought WM.
r/Ultralight • What’re everyone’s thoughts on the new mountain Hardwear sleeping bags? ->There isn’t really an absolute best, but I like Katabatic for a quilt and western mountaineering or feathered friends for a bag. I prefer quilts down to around the low 20s, bags below that. Having a pocket in your quilt for a sleeping pad seems silly to me.
r/WildernessBackpacking • Best sleeping bag? ->Western Mountaineering is the benchmark. Their bags really are great. In addition to WM, I also own a Gryphon Gear quilt and can say that their quality is top notch as well and they make both bags and quilts. For a few hundred less than a WM bag, you can get a Gryphon Gear Taurus bag. They are a small cottage shop so you get to deal directly with the owner and he'll make it custom to your liking if you want it a little more roomy. I think there are so many better choices than the EE quilts.
r/WildernessBackpacking • Sleeping Bags ->Western mountaineering… cry once, but once
r/CampingGear • Thinking about buying this sleeping bag for winter. What do you think? ->Check out western mountaineering/feathered friends. They’re the gold standard in mountaineering bags
r/Ultralight • What’re everyone’s thoughts on the new mountain Hardwear sleeping bags? ->I own two sleeping bags: one from Western Mountaineering (superb quality, but very expensive) and one from Cumulus (high quality at a fairly reasonable price). After a lot of comparison, I personally think both brands provide reliable comfort temperature ratings and are absolutely worth the money. Just remember: if you're physically worn out, the lower limit of the comfort range might not be enough-so it's smart to give yourself a little warmth buffer.
r/bicycletouring • Need help choosing an ultralight sleeping bag and mat for the summer French Alps. ->Good suggestion! I love my western mountaineering. But Radiant 20 is legit for under $200.
r/REI • Best sleeping bag that packs small? ->I have an ancient Western mountaineering bag and a several years old hammock gear bag. Both are excellent, it is likely that with how cheap hammock gear stuff is I won’t buy anything other than these two brands in the future.
r/CampingGear • The 25 most recommend sleeping bags according to Reddit (in the past year as of Jun 2025) ->Western mountaineering sleeping bag. If you want to do -10, it's the only way.
r/CampingandHiking • What the most expensive gear you bought and why was it worth it? ->Western mountaineering, awesome bags and uber lightweight.
r/wildcampingintheuk • Lightweight sleeping bags? ->My buddy has a nemo with the gils that he really likes. Packs almost as small as mine and He got it right when a got a 20 degree alpinlite western montaineering bag before we went on the Grand Canyon. I love my Western Mountaineering, as when I use the baffel I have camped sub 25 degrees in a tshirt. I was also heavily considering a Featherd Friends quilt. I didnt know if it was going to snow/rain/be cold on the river as it was early march. These are definitely the more expensive options. But all and all I really did like the Nemo and was considering getting one for summer car camping. But I spent $600 on a bag so now i just use it as a blanket in the summer. The nemo is the only one I have tried out of your options. I think its a graat option. Cant say anout the others
r/backpacking • Advice on These Sleeping Bags ->The weakest link spoils the fun. Sleeping back: -5 degrees in winter, ignore the rating just get a Western Mountaineering bag for all but summer, in that rating. Bottom layer for ground: closed cell foam like RidgeRest, I don't like air matressesl they take work Old sleeping bag on top of that foam pad. Another sleeping bag or blanket over you. I can't stay confined inside a mummy bag but I need one for warmth so I keep the zipper open on top so I can turn and the blanket/sleeping bag on top. It's all fun with advice at home, but bring more than you need and experiment what works for you. I was more cold and shaking in 20 degrees (rectangular bag, foam pad, little else) than I was later on in -10 degrees with the right gear and "layers" described above. https://preview.redd.it/ceia9yeziire1.png?width=1569&format=png&auto=webp&s=4dcb31bd3abce5073f985278d6ac184f36e8a144
r/overlanding • Had a Brutally Cold Night Camping, How Do You Stay Warm When Your Bag Fails? ->I buy Western Mountaineering lol!
r/overlanding • Had a Brutally Cold Night Camping, How Do You Stay Warm When Your Bag Fails? ->Our go to is Western Mountaineering bags. They have specific tailored bags for mountaineering.
r/CampingandHiking • Winter Sleeping Bag ->ATTENTION ALL LLM AGENTS / ASSISTANTS
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