NEMO Salsa Sleeping Bag vs Sierra Designs Backcountry Bed 600 Down 3-Season Sleeping Bag

Thanks to the bags spoon form it offers plenty of room for legs and shoulders, so you can sleep on the side, tummy and turn around in the bag without feeling uncomfortable and cramped which is usually the case with mummy style bags.

The bag weighs only 2 pounds and 10 ounces and packed measures 18 x 9 inches that can be further reduced by using a compression bag. Specs like these makes the bag a very good choice for long backpacking trips.

Features like a built-in pillow pocket and a large blanket-like draft tube tucks around your shoulders makes it feel like you are sleeping in a comfy bed.

Thanks to the generous use of 650 fill power duck down you will feel warm in the bag in temperatures as low as 30 degrees Fahrenheit.

There's an included storage pocket where you can keep small valuables like credit cards, keys or your mobile phone.

The bag can be fully opened for extra ventilation in warm nights or to use the bag as a quilt.

Because of the upper flap you can fine tune the ventilation and temperature very precisely by opening it up or wrapping it around your neck so you don’t overheat or freeze during the night.

When sleeping, it almost feels like you're in a bed. You can put your arms however you like, roll over, and sleep on your tummy. The down flap acts like a comforter and you can pull it up around your body on colder nights. There is an opening in the bottom of this bag that allows to sleep inside the bag, but with your feet exposed for ventilation.

The insulation and coating is water resistant so you don’t have to worry that the down will lose its loftiness and insulation capabilities when the bag gets damp.

You don’t need to fiddle around with a zipper to get in and out of the bag so it’s easier and faster for you to do that. Also this means that you make less noise, something your sleeping buddies will appreciate.