The North Face Trail Lite Down 35 Sleeping Bag product image
The North Face Trail Lite Down 35 Sleeping Bag product image
The North Face Trail Lite Down 35 Sleeping Bag product image
The North Face Trail Lite Down 35 Sleeping Bag product image

The North Face Trail Lite Down 35 Sleeping Bag

About This Item

Temp Rating

35 Degrees or Higher

Insulation Type

Down

SUSTAINABILITY

  • Recycled face fabric and lining

STORAGE:

  • Compression stuffsack included

DESIGN & DETAILS:

  • Lightweight, minimalistic sleeping bag
  • Space-saving design
  • Keeps you warm in cold temperatures while also packing down into a compact size for easy transport
  • Super soft and durable face fabric and lining
  • Fully insulated hood with cinch collar
  • Trapezoidal side-chamber baffles reduce cold spots and retain loft
  • Smooth and durable zipper helps get in and out of the bag while saving weight
  • Synthetic fill around the toes limits compression to increase warmth for vaulted footbox

  • Web ID: 22TNOUTRLLTDWN35FCSLA
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SizeRegularLong
ShapeMummyMummy
Minimum Trail Weight1 lb. 11.9 oz.1 lb. 13.9 oz.
Packed Size7.5" x 14"7.5" x 14"
Temp Rating35°F35°F
Insulation TypeDownDown
Fill Power600600
Shell Fabric30D recycled nylon with DWR finish30D recycled nylon with DWR finish
Zipper LocationLeft / RightLeft / Right
Stuff Sack IncludedYesYes

REVIEWS

2.4

5 Reviews

Really Poor Design And Cold!

The back has a different structure and insulation and tries to save weight/space by using the pad as the "back insulation" but that means any turn of the bag leaves you exposed to the cold and heat sap. I used this in the mid 40s and was quite chilly - my sea to summit spark 45 is significantly warmer than this bag. I wanted to exchange it and north face keeps hitting me with auto responses. Company is going downhill.

Trail Lite 35 Vs 20

Haven't tried either, doing homework on them. Seems the 35 is good for compact and using as bedding indoors. The 20 is for camping. Hope that's right/helps

Worst. Northface Purchase. Ever.

Bought this to replace my summer bag. I'm a very hot sleeper( i like it cold) go winter camping all the time. But I'm not using this for winter. It has a comfort rating of 39, a limit of 29, and a extreme limit of 1F. Took it on a month long hiking trip and when the nights started hitting around 45-40 I got cold WITH a Thermolite liner. The nights that were around 35 I had to use my liner, full wool layer, and fleece layer on my legs to stay warm. In addition to that the draw string cinch button is so small and useless you basically just have to pull and force it. It also has the other hallmarks of a crappy bag such as an annoying zipper and did not stop leaking down the entire trip. Very regrettable purchase. My last few north face buys have been bad. The products didn't last long but at least they performed. This doesn't perform and won't last long due to the leaking.

Would Not Buy Again

I am an avid car camper and bought this for my summer adventures in the back of my car. Although athletically it looks nice, it is not warm for summer nights. I found myself very cold at night after my first time using it and had to pack spare blankets for extra warmth. Also, I don't like how it does not zip down so your feet are trapped at the bottom.

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I Like It

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] very good warm and light

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