Hyke & Byke Snowmass 0 Degree Down Sleeping Bag vs TETON Sports Fahrenheit Sleeping Bag

The bag weighs under 3.75 pounds for “regular” size and 4.1 pounds for “long” size. While there are lighter bags in this price point, the warm-to-weight ratio will be much worse.

The bag can be used either in warm summer nights as well as in temperatures below freezing point. You should feel comfortable in temperatures as low as 20 degrees Fahrenheit if you have a sleeping pad underneath you. On top of that the coating is water resistant so misty mornings will not make the sleeping bag moist.

While most of the sleeping bags in this price point uses synthetic filling, this bag has a duck down filling. The filling has a 550 fill power meaning that the bag will keep you warm in low temperatures. As a comparison low quality down filling has a 300 fill power while very expensive bags have 800.

You can get the sleeping bag in two sizes – a “regular” size for people up to 6’ 1” and the “long” version that is suited for people up to 6’ 6” or have a wide body.

If you find that your sleeping bag is defective Hyke & Byke will sort the problem out for you no matter how old the sleeping bag is.

The bag can be bought in three different temperature ratings o you can choose the best one for you. The lightest one has a survival temperature rating of 20 degrees while the heaviest has a rating of -25 degrees Fahrenheit. The -25 one can be used in extremely cold winter nights without the risk of freezing all night.

There is noticeably more shoulder space for this bag compare to other mummy shaped sleeping bags, especially in the XXL versions. This means that it will be comfortable for bigger persons that find most of the sleeping bags too tight.

Instead of synthetic materials, this bag has a cotton flannel inside so it’s not as slippery and feels nicer to the skin.

The bag is covered with a lifetime warranty so Teton customer service will sort out any potential problems during the whole period while you own the bag.

You can store stuff like cell phones and keys in a dedicate storage pocket so you don’t lose them during your camping trip.