Marmot Nanowave 25° Sleeping Bag

About This Item

Temp Rating

15 to 30 Degrees

Insulation Type

Synthetic

SPECS:

  • Weight: 2 lbs. 14 oz. (Reg), 3 lbs. 3 oz. (Long)
  • Fits: persons up to 6 ft. tall (Reg), 6 ft. 6 in. (Long)
  • Stuff Sack Dimensions: 10 in. x 15 in.
  • Temperature Rating: 25°F

STORAGE:

  • Includes compression stuff sack for ease of use and transport
  • Two hang loops for drying and storage

DESIGN & DETAILS:

  • High loft Spirafil insulation provides maximum warmth and durability even when wet
  • Lightweight and compressible design for ease of carrying while on the trails
  • Blanket construction
  • "Feely" Draw Cords for adjustment in the dark
  • Two-way YKK zipper runs the full length of the bag for ease of use and venting
  • Snagless insulated draft tube keep drafts out and the zipper from catching
  • Mummy shape
  • EN tested for warmth
  • PFC-Free
  • Material-Shell: 50d 100% Polyester
  • Material-Lining: 50d 100% Polyester
  • Material-Insulation: Spirafil LT
  • Web ID: 21MRMUNNWV25XXXXXCSL
  • SKU: 22427226
ShapeMummy
Temp Rating35 degrees (F)
Limit Temp*25F
WeightRegular: 2lb 8oz; Long: 2lb 15oz
Insulation TypeSpirafil
Fill WeightRegular: 1lb 9oz; Long: 1lb 12oz
Shoulder GirthRegular: 60"; Long: 60"
Hip GirthRegular: 58"; Long: 60"
Knee GirthRegular: 40"; Long: 42"
Shell FabricFace fabric: 50D Polyester; Lining: 50D Polyester
Zipper LocationLeft
Stuff Sack IncludedCompression stuff sack
Stuff Sack Size10 x 14.5"

REVIEWS

3.5
73%
Recommended

12 Reviews

Verified Purchase

Cozy Comfy Tall

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It’s hard to find a warm sleeping bag in my size, this fits the bill.

Compact And Lightweight

Will be great for camping/hiking in Montana as it is very lightweight and can be compressed to carry in backpack

Great Purchase

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Went to Northern New Mexico for summer camp and while days are warm, the nights are not. This bag did the job. When it is really gold, a liner makes it perfect.

Decent Budget Bag.

I used this bag down to 33F and was comfortable with a light, long sleeve Merino base layer top only. It packs down pretty well for a Synthetic Bag. Way better than any Big box store offerings I have seen. I also have the Nanowave 45F which packs even smaller but would not be good much below the 45F rating. I recommend this Nanowave line if you are on a budget and not dealing with temps below 30F.

Very Thin, Not Warm At 10°c

Mid winter, dressed, room temperature around 10°C and I was almost chilly inside this sleeping bag. Marmot is a good quality company but this bag is very thin for a rated 3.4°C.

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