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Drop into the Couloir for extra added temperature insurance. Marmot's consummate all-arounder, the Couloir withstands winter outings and excels in any outdoor, overnight activity.
The Marmot Couloir Long Sleeping Bag is filled with Certified 800+ Fill Goose Down, Independently Tested and Certified by International Down and Feather Laboratory in Salt Lake City, Utah.
The versatile Couloir 0F Bag from Marmot provides durable, long-lasting down warmth in a roomier-cut mummy bag.
Stay warm on cold-weather climbing, backpacking or mountaineering trips with this feature-packed 800-fill goose down wide mummy bag.
FEATURES:
Certified 800+ Fill Goose Down : Classic Trapezoidal Foot Box : Contoured Zipper : Down-filled Collar with Easy Access Draw Cord : Down-Filled Draft Tube : "Feely" Draw Cords : Forward Lean Foot Box : Ground-Level Side Seams : Hidden Draft Tube Pocket : Lightweight 20d Nylon Shell with Silicon DWR : Nautilus 6-Baffle Hood : Stretch Tricot Baffles : Stuff and Storage Sack Included : Thermo-Pane Foot Box : Velcro-free Face Muff : Zipper Guards
MATERIALS:
Main Material:- Plexus N-100R Silicone DWR : Lining Material:- Omni N-140 WR : Insulation Material:- 800+ Fill Goose Down
WEIGHT:
3 lb 7 ozs / 1.559 kgs
SHOULDER WIDTH:
168 cm
157 cm
FOOT WIDTH:
112 cm
The Marmot Couloir is the consummate all-arounder - at 0° it withstands even winter outings, and with 800 fill down plus, Marmot's most advanced design, it excels in any outdoor, overnight activity. Do your adventures take you to cold weather and rough climates? If so, the Marmot Couloir is the bag for you.
With heaps of high-quality down and an expedition-friendly design, the Couloir delivers guaranteed cold-weather performance for four-season camping and treks among the high peaks of the world.
This description was also provided by: O2GearShop.com (Spring 2009)
| Average weight: | 3 lbs. 7 oz. |
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| Average weight - metric: | 1.56 kilograms |
| Extreme: | -40.4F / -40.2C |
| Fill: | 800-fill goose down |
| Fill weight: | 1 lb 14 oz (Regular); 2 lb 1 oz (Long) |
| Fits to: | 6 foot (Regular); 6 ft 6 in (Long) |
| Fits up to: | 6 ft. 6 in. |
| Gender: | Unisex |
| Hip girth: | 62 inches |
| Insulation: | 800-fill down |
| Insulation Material: | 800+ Fill Goose Down |
| Insulation type: | Down |
| Lining: | Nylon |
| Lining Material: | Omni 1.4 oz 100% Nylon WR |
| Lower Limit: | -1.7F / -18.7C |
| Main Material: | Plexus 1.05 oz 100% Nylon Silicone DWR |
| Shell: | Nylon |
| Shell material: | nylon |
| Shoulder / hip / foot girth: | 64 / 60 / 42 inches (Regular); 66 / 62 / 44 inches (Long) |
| Shoulder girth: | 66 inches |
| Sleeping bag shape: | Mummy |
| Stuff sack size: | 8.5 x 18 inches |
| Temperature rating: | 0 degrees Fahrenheit |
| Temperature rating (C): | -18 degrees Celsius |
| Temperature rating (F): | 0 degrees Fahrenheit |
| Total weight: | 3 lb 3 oz (Regular); 3 lb 7 oz (Long) |
| Weight: | 3 lb 7 ozs / 1.559 kgs |
| Comfort: | 12.2F / -11C |
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 | Marmot Couloir Reg Sleeping Bag | $429.00 |
 | Marmot Couloir 0deg Sleeping Bag (Reg) | $428.95 - $429.00 |
Use this chart to find which retailer offers this product in the size, color or other options that you desire. Click on the price to purchase.
| Size | Color | |||
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Curry | Paprika | Regular | N/A | |
| Long - Left | 418.95 | |||
| Lng-rz | 449.00 | |||
| Right | 449.00 | |||
| Long R Right | 449.00 | |||
| Long L Left | 449.00 | |||
| Long/Rht | 449.00 | |||
| Right Hand | 449.00 | |||
| Lft | 429.00 | |||
| Reg/Lft | 429.00 | |||
| Lh/Lng | 419.00 | |||
| Rht | 429.00 | |||
| Long - Right | 418.95 | |||
| Long/Lft | 449.00 | |||
| Long RH | 359.99 | |||
| Reg/Rht | 429.00 | |||
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Excellent Upgrade | |
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| The Couloir is a bag I had considered for some time. When I finally made the purchase (Feb 2009) I was not disappointed. At just over 6', I chose the long bag. It has plenty of room (for a mummy bag) and the foot box is roomy and warm. The zipper pulls smoothly and cleanly but is not immune to an occasional snag. This bag has been used in mild conditions where it was too warm and ended up being a nice down blanket as well as in cold, windy, high altitude conditions (0-5F temp, much colder windchill) where it was fully sealed and toasty. So far I have not been cold and I am a cold sleeper. Paired with a nice thermarest/enso pad combo, this bag will certainly keep you warm. So far the baffles seem to be keeping the fill evenly distributed and I have no problems to report with thin sections or bunched up fill. Time will tell, but so far so good. There is plenty of shoulder room and the larger dimensions of this bag are nice when you need to shift to get comfortable. There could be a bit more knee room but for a mummy bag it has enough to keep me from getting claustrophobic. Much more room than my previous long bag from a well known brand. Overall this bag is an excellent upgrade for someone who has suffered with an old bag long enough and is looking for a roomy, warm bag. if you frequently camp in conditions below freezing or are a cold sleeper, this bag is a winner. Pricey for sure, but well worth it if you value a nice night's sleep in the high country. | |
| Man With No Name at REI on 10/12/2009 | |
I love my Couloir | |
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| I've taken this baby camping many dozens of times, with a Thermarest LE 3/4 and a North Face Climbers Bivy. Summer at the ocean - no problem, just unzip the bag and bivy and let some cooler air in. Winter is where the bag is meant to perform, and it does it's job well. I've had to shake the baffles a few times to get the down to loft in the right places, but I suspect that may be the case with all down bags. Great foot space, a little tight around the hips, and excellent head space. The tight hip space (36-38 inch waist if my pants tags are to be trusted) makes it hard for me to flop back and forth between sleeping on my stomach and back, but it's no more than a minor inconvenience. It's greatest strength is it's greatest weakness, and that's the down. Gotta keep it dry, which can be a challenge in a bivy sack setup if the weather turns foul. Again, this is a problem for all down bags, not just the Couloir. I'm afraid I haven't had a chance to try other high end down bags to compare the Couloir's performance to, but I can say with confidence that I love my Marmot bag. A lot. | |
| Yogi Bearra at REI on 09/05/2008 | |
Great bag for cold weather | |
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| Bought an earlier year model of the same bag. Nothing much has changed on this model and I feel nothing needs to. Went camping in late fall and early winter in the Sierras and this kept me perfectly warm. Has two way zippers to let some of the cold air in if you are feeling too warm. Would recommend using a liner or treating it with water repellant/proofing spray. Even a light sprinkle gets the bag cold and wet. Hence wouldnt recommend sleeping in the open with dew. Otherwise its a great bag and there is nothing to beat the down filling for loft/weight ratio. | |
| ramguru at REI on 10/02/2007 | |
Warm and cozy | |
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| I bought this bag for winter camping and for high altitude overnight stays.So far I've used it only once in about 20 degree weather. All there was between me and the snow was my tent and a[...] sleeping pad. The bag kept me at a great temperature all throughout the night.The material on the bag is also very comfortable. I usually do use a bag liner as well so I can't really comment on how well it wicks away moisture.Overall I think this is a great bag that will take care of most people in all but the most extreme situations. | |
| Olympic_hiker at REI on 09/13/2007 | |
