Wide sleeping bag

Lowg08

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Ok so after my first night in My marmot trestle 0* bag I discovered I desperately need a wide bag. I want to stick with a zero degree bag. I also need a long. I’m a side sleeper also. I’ve considered a WM sequoia GWS. I do prefer synthetic though. Any suggestions would be appreciated
 

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I have a Wiggys wide/long super light you can have for $145 shipped. Great shape and has been stored correctly. Plenty or width and length, zero degree bag.
 
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I have a Wiggys wide/long super light you can have for $145 shipped. Great shape and has been stored correctly. Plenty or width and length, zero degree bag.
I have the same bag, a tad bulky but worth every cent.
 
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Best bag to date, for myself....

Big Agnes - Whiskey Park
0*deg
Extra wide (80”) Long
Nice feature... it has zippers down both left and right sides!


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Western Mountaineering has exactly what you want; check their specs and you'll see several bags that are plenty wide enough for us bigger guys.
 

Hiwallman

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If you are still looking for a wide bag Feathered Friends also makes a good rectangular bag "Condor" model. Ive been eyeing one of these for a while. Always seems to be out of stock.
 

CNW

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I’d have to second that Kifaru Slick Bag. I have a regular length/width zero degree which I find to be plenty spacious (I’m 5’11”/220ish, also a side sleeper). I’d imagine if you went with the long/wide you’d have plenty of room to work with. I will say that even with their stuff sack the bag still takes up a decent amount of space when compressed (I suppose thats just synthetic in general) but it’s something to keep in mind with a long/wide bag like you’re considering.
 
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