
Zenbivy - Zenbivy Bed 10°F Down
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I know zenbivy is looked down upon in general on these subs, but honestly it’s awesome. I can’t stand mummy bags, so a quilt with an attachable bedsheet is clutch. Stayed sung as a bug, no cold drafts. I waited for a sale too and it was worth it. I got the 10 degree light bag which stuffs down in my pack nicely. Only thing is I can smell the duck down so personally I would spring for the ultralight goose down for my next one.
I see a lot of people say it’s an overpriced social media brand. They’re def pricey, which is why I only bought on sale. But they’re the only ones I know that have the attached clip sheet.
I love my Zenbivy 10 degree down light convertible quilt
I have a Zenbivvy Bed with 40 synthetic, 25 down and 10 down (fahrenheit) quilts. Their temperature ratings are comfort ratings. I have slept out with the 25 degree quilt in 25 degree weather and have been toasty warm. And the bottom sheet has a down hood. I would absolutely recommend this system to anyone, especially wider folks and side sleepers.
It's not the lightest. It's not the cheapest. But I sleep in the ground probably 40-50 nights a year and I appreciate the extra comfort.
I have had a nemo disco 15 bag, two EE and now a Zenbivy 10 degree light bed with half sheet. The Zenbivy is by far warmer than EE and to the moon and back more comfortable than EE and the Disco. I was skeptical of Zenbivy but it is a quality product. I use a Ultra 3R exped pad for three season and a 5R in cold season.
Whenever you see a picture of a sleeping bag like this and it looks extremely think/plush. They have inflated something inside to make it look that way. Zen bivy do the same. My zenbivy quilt is so fucking thin I can pinch my fingers from both sides and feel NO down in spots.
Look at Zenbivy. Having your feet free is their concept. It is a quilt that connects to you bottom sheet/pad. You can only hook the top and leave feet free or you can hook the sides of the feet but have the bottom open. Or just do one side. It's got lots of options for you to pick what you want. It's also made of down
Get a quilt and never go back. I love my zenbivy.
All you need is the quilt. If you want to fasten the quilt down which reduces drafts you need the sheet. You don't need their pad to make the rest work. In general I love my zenbivy and will never go back to a bag.
I started off with the Nemo Disco. I’m a side sleeper and that bag allows me to move around without the mummy bag feeling. My son is camping with me so he got that sleeping bag and I upgraded to a Zenbivy. Game changer. Sleeping quilts are awesome and pack down just as well as traditional sleeping bags. Keep an eye out when they go on sale, got my system for 30% off. I got the 0 degree and yeah, if it’s 50 degrees out I have to open it up. At 30 degrees I’m snug as a bug. Haven’t gotten below 30 yet.
Any thermarest bag is a good start and I've just tried out the ZenBivy and so far absolutely love it. Would also say that a good sleeping mat goes a long way to keep you warm. You could have the best bag for the cold but a weak mat can undo all the work of a good bag!
I have a zenbivy and I love it. Don’t know what their lowest temp rated bag is though
Agreed. As a thrashing side sleeper this bag has been a godsend. It’s super versatile
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