Marmot Women's Trestles Elite Eco 20° Sleeping Bag product image
Marmot Women's Trestles Elite Eco 20° Sleeping Bag product image
Marmot Women's Trestles Elite Eco 20° Sleeping Bag product image

Marmot Women's Trestles Elite Eco 20° Sleeping Bag

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About This Item

Temp Rating

15 to 30 Degrees

Insulation Type

Synthetic

SUSTAINABILITY:

  • 100% recycled polyester shell and lining fabric for helping the environment
  • Unique blend of 100% recycled fibers provides maximum warmth, soft feel, and extra loft

STORAGE:

  • Compression stuff sack
  • Storage bag (not included)

DESIGN & DETAILS:

  • Combination wave construction top provides thick loft and warmth while blanket construction bottom offers high-warmth temperatures and comfort under body
  • Synthetic insulation provides a unique blend of 3 fibers for strong warmth, softness, and high loft
  • 3D hood construction keeps head comfortable
  • Anatomically 3D footbox increases the insulation and room for your feet for added warmth and comfort
  • Snagless insulated draft tube
  • Maintains warmth in 20° F
  • Fold-down second zipper provides added ventilation and easy access while main zipper and anti-snag slider reduces snagging
  • Durable tear strength fabric
  • Lightweight for easy travel
  • Mummy shape
  • External stash pocket provides quick-grab storage
  • 2 hang loops make drying easy in case of rain water while providing quick storage that keeps the ground available
  • EN tested for warmth
  • PFC-free
  • Web ID: 21MRMWWMSTRSTLSLTCSL
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SizeRegularLong
ShapeMummyMummy
Minimum Trail Weight2 lbs. 11 oz.2 lbs. 15 oz.
Packed Size9.5 x 19 in. 9.5 x 19 in.
Temp Rating20 degrees F20 degrees F
Insulation TypeSynthetic Synthetic
Fill Weight1 lb. 13.3 oz.1 lb. 13.3 oz.
Shoulder Girth57 in.59 in.
Hip Girth57 in.59 in.
Fits Up To66 in.72 in.
Compressed Volume
Shell Fabric20-denier recycled ripstop polyester20-denier recycled ripstop polyester
Zipper LocationRight/LeftRight
Stuff Sack IncludedYesYes

REVIEWS

4.6

100%

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Trestles Built For The Crisp Great Outdoors

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Quality. Lightweight. Well made. Marmot Design Features, good zippers, compression sack, storage sack, foot box, functional warm hood, ample shoulder area, quick drying, built to last, soft interior, affordable, great deal on sale.

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20 Degrees Is Best For All Around

20 degrees is best for an all around sleeping bag without having excessive bulk or too limited insulation.

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Travelled 2600 Miles And It Never Let Me Down

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I brought this sleeping bag with me on my thru-hike of the Pacific Crest Trail last summer. I slept in it for 150 nights and never let me down! Great balance between weight, warmth, and price. However, I found it very narrow. I like to sleep with my legs forming a figure 4 shape, but it was impossible to do in this bag. I also rotate like a rotisserie chicken during the night and I got tangled in it a few times. A little bit cold when temperatures drop towards 0°C, especially when the bottom of the bag is exposed, as it is less insulated than the top. I had to wear my puffy for those nights or wrap it around my bum to keep it warm. Finally, I found it a bit bulky but it is overall a great product! I would recommend it to thru-hikers on a budget or anyone going on shorter trips.

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Sleeping Bag

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Good year round sleeping bag. Warm and soft. Nice color.

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Temperature Rating Not Accurate

I bought the Trestles Elite 20 because of the packability and the COMFORT rating of -6.5C. I have yet to have a sleep sufficiently warm enough even around 4-5 celsius, which is the lowest I have used this bad. I am not a cold person in general, but with this bag I have to wear multiple sets of thermals, multiple socks, and I have even resorted to taking a hot water bottle to bed to try and stay warm. I have had to now return to using my Asolo and Coleman bags, which are surprisingly much more warm, and only slightly larger/heavier. I really wanted this bag to work but it doesn't perform as marketed, and I am really disappointed in this Marmot product.

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