Western MountaineeringTerraLite 25 Degree Sleeping Bag Navy Blue 6FT / Left Zip

Very comfortable and snuggly, and compresses down pretty well too. :DI thrash in my sleep A LOT. I've been like that all my life. My mother used to say that every morning when I got up, the bed looked like several large dogs had slept in it from the shape it was in. I'm one of those people who sleep on their side... and their back... and their stomach... and sort of half on my side and my back, then on my stomach again, then on my back... pretty much every which way. When sleeping in a regular bed, I wake up to things like the sheet wadded up in a ball, the comforter off the bed on the floor, and the quilt turned diagonally.... all at once, in the same night. When camping, I don't even bother with a pillow because it won't stay under my head for more than half an hour or so after I fall asleep. No point, lol.Most "mummy" style bags are great for people who sleep like a body on a slab in a morgue. I do not, so in the course of the night, the bag ends up stretched tight in places, which decreases loft, which causes cold spots, which causes me to thrash around even more, and... yeah. Not great.This bag is different. It has has PLENTY of ROOM inside, so even though I sleep like a tornado (lol), I don't get cold spots! Yay! :D

Light-weight, warm, comfortable, and wide enough that I can roll from side to side without it getting twisted. Will never get another brand than Western Mountaineering. Very much worth the extra $ if you want to cut weight but still have a wide comfy bag.

I am so happy with this bag. I haven't used it in <50 degrees yet, but so far I am very happy. It is comfortable and warm, and I am looking forward to using it on several camping backpacking trips this year. It's both lightweight and warm.

This is a incomplete review. It's done 2 nights at approximately 35 degrees and was great. My first western mountaineering bag. I'm a stomach sleeper in kind of a captain Morgan lay-out with my knee straight out. I had a marmot bag forever now that was plenty warm but just to narrow. The Terralite has plenty of room if your a stomach sleeper all spread out. The quality is 2nd to none. This bag is expensive and when you receive it you quickly know why and most of all its made in San Jose California and thats all they make. It came down to them or feathered friends. The terralite also makes a wonderful quilt as well. As far as its rating to 25 degrees its got tons of room to wear insulated clothing inside the bag and I've got a mountain hardware 34degree synthetic lamina to open and drape over if I'm going down below freezing. I will admit I'm looking at getting another WM bag just for cold of winter or for my wife to use in the rare time she is out in the 30 degree shoulder season trip as she is a cold sleeper. And that will be the Sequoia 5 degrees or Ponderosa 15 degrees which also have plenty of room for a side sleeper and stomach sleeper. If I could sleep on my back I'd hands down narrow things up to save weight. I also was checking out the nemo line of disco and other goofy named bags that look good for stomach and side sleepers but it came down to a company that specializes in bags and has been doing it for some time. One big thing I noticed is I don't see to many used WM sleeping bags out there for sale and now I clearly know why.

Great light weight material, packs down to nothing and very warm. I had to use this bag as a blanket it was so warm when temps got into the low 40's. Only two downsides so far 1) very slick you will slide off your sleep mat and 2) there are no external loops to tie to a mat or loop cord to keep bag on the mat. Well worth the money for real down material though.

SOOOO warm! Easy to compact. Perfect for hiking.

This is a fantastic, high-quality down sleeping bag! It squishes down into a 6L stuff sack. I bought it a year ago (it was slightly cheaper back then) from a different retailer, and it’s been worth every penny. I sleep on my side with an inflatable body pillow when I’m backpacking, and normal mummy bags are just too narrow for me to be able to roll over comfortably with a body pillow. This bag is semi-rectangular and gives my enough room. If you don’t need the extra width, a narrower bag makes more sense, but if you’re someone who needs some extra width, this bag is perfect!