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Big Agnes Amber SL 30 Sleeping Bag

Hiking & Camping > Sleeping Bags & PadsRated: 4 by 1 review.

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The Big Agnes Amber Women's Sleeping Bag is a superlight, technical sleeping bag designed for women. Like all Big Agnes Sleeping Bags the Amber uses The Big Agnes integrated pad and sleeping bag system. You'll want to use a mummy shaped Big Agnes pad in either the regular or petite size. The Amber is great for backpakcing when high quality, lightweight and comfort are key.

Features:

  • Built in pillow pocket holds a fleece or Big Agnes pillow
  • Integrated pad sleeve with unique design keeps you securely attached to the pad from the hips up while allowing freedom of movement for your legs - more like a traditional mummy bag. Never roll off your pad again.
  • Interior fabric loops for sleeping bag linersV0" YKK #5 zipper
  • Mate together our left and right zip bags with same size zipper
  • Mummy shape decreases weight & packed size
  • No-draft collar seals around neck to keep cold air from sneaking in
  • No-draft wedge insulates the connection between the bag and pad
  • No-draft zipper tube insulates along the length of the zipperAmber SL 300 ?800 fill goose down
  • Recycled mesh storage sack & nylon stuff sack included

Backcountry.com

The Big Agnes Women’s Amber SL Sleeping Bag saves weight by replacing the useless bottom insulation with a sleeve for your sleeping pad. This cuts ounces and keeps you from rolling off your pad in the middle of the night. Big Agnes bag also ads a women’s specific fit, a draft collar to hold in the warm air, and lightweight nylon to lower overall heft to just over two pounds.

Area/Dimensions:20" x 66" (P); 20" x 72" (R)
Body Material:WRM Shell
Degree:30F (-1C)
Draft Collar:Yes
Insulation:800 Fill Goose Down
Liner:WRM Lining
Manufacturer Warranty:Lifetime
Material:[Shell] nylon; [Lining] nylon
Max User Height:[Petite] 5ft 8in (00cm); [Regular] 5ft 10in (00cm)
Packed Size:7.5" x 5.5"
Recommended Use:Backpacking, camping
Shape:Mummy
Shoulder / Hip / Foot Circumference:[Petite] 65.5 / 53 / 42in (166 / 135 / 107cm); [Regular] 67.5 / 55 / 43in (171 / 140 / 109cm)
Stuff Size:7.5 x 6.5in (19 x 17cm)
Stuff or Storage Sack:Stuff
Style:Mummy
Temperature Rating:30°
Weight:[Petite] 2lb 2oz (964g); [Regular] 2lb 4oz (1021g)
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SizeColor
Wine / Yellow
Wine / Yellow
N/A
Petite - Right 249.95
Regular - Left 249.95
Reg/Right Zip181.97 
Petite/Right Zip174.97 
Petite - Left 249.95
Reg/Left Zip181.97 
Petite/Left Zip174.97 
Regular - Right 249.95

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Big Agnes Amber SL Sleeping Bag

Rating:****

I'm pretty pleased with this sleeping bag, and personally I like the Big Agnes sleeping pad system. It saves a bit of weight, and I like not rolling off of my pad. I'm just over 5'5" and got the petite size. While the tech specs say the maximum user height is 5'8" I'd recommend the regular size for anyone 5'6" or 7" and up. If I were any taller I'd want the longer bag so my feet aren't squished. Also, I find the placement of the pillow sleeve slightly low in the bag. I use the bag with a regular length rectangular Two Track pad so that I can use it with my other non Big Agnes sleeping bag. This pad sticks out about 5" past my feet, and sticks out over the sides from the hip or so down, which doesn't bother me. Only the top of this bag has insulation removed from the bag (unlike some other Big Agnes bags where the pad sleeve is the entire length of the pad) which I think keeps this one warmer. I haven't been in especially cold temperatures yet, but I think I will stay reasonably warm until about 40 or 35 degrees. This bag does not zip two ways, which is the only main thing I would change.

Merebea Danforth at Backcountry.com on 09/13/2009