Marmot Trestles for backpacking? : r CampingGear - Reddit Hey y'all, I'm trying to find a good starter cold weather sleeping bag that's decently packable I've come across great deals on the Marmot Trestles 15 but there seems to be issues with compression I should clarify that I'll be working a job that requires extensive backpacking I bought a 10 -> 3L compression sack, does anybody know off the top of their head if this would be viable? Thanks!
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Sleeping Bags : r CampingGear - Reddit From REI, the Marmot Trestles Elite Eco 30 looks ok I mean from just a search the REI Co-op Trailbreak 30 looks just as good or even better at the price point
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Help me choose a synthetic bag quilt? Any experience with . . . - Reddit I don't have any experience in those bags, but one more synthetic bag to consider is Marmot Trestles Elite Eco - series I have Trestles Elite Eco 30 @ 855g and from my experience the temperature ratings are pretty spot on, also the all-around quality is is excellent for the price
Teton Celsius -25 bag vs marmot trestles 0 degree bag - Reddit So not small But, I know that mummy style bags are easier for your body to heat up Is the marmot trestles a TRUE mummy or is it kind of a modified mummy? Which bag is going to keep me warmer? I know bags aren’t actually tested below zero degrees so not sure I actually trust the Teton rating But I am drawn to the rectangular shape of the Teton