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The EcoPro 15°F Sleeping Bag by Marmot is a super warm, synthetic bag that is incredibly efficient in retaining your heat, with its environmentally conscious recycled insulation called UpCycle. The fabric is made from recycled plastic soda bottles...hence the name “UpCycle”. Marmot's Eco Pro insulation contains 80% post consumer waste, and is a hollow core continuous filament.
The EcoPro is made with the warmest shingle construction available, fitting extra insulation into these bags by creating an overlapping wave of shingles throughout the bag. These bags will keep you warm and dry in the wettest of environments.
The Marmot EcoPro +15 sleeping bag uses 100% recycled fabrics and 80% recycled insulation without sacrificing performance and comfort.
| Average weight: | 3 lbs. 8 oz. |
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| Average weight - metric: | 1.59 kilograms |
| Dimensions: | Stature: 183 cm Shoulder: 157 cm Hip: 147 cm Foot: 102 cm |
| Fill: | Recycled polyester fibers |
| Fill weight: | 40 ounces |
| Fits up to: | 6 ft. 6 in. |
| Gender: | Unisex |
| Hip girth: | 60 inches |
| Insulation Materials: | EcoPro Insulation 100 |
| Insulation type: | Synthetic |
| Lining: | Nylon |
| Lining Materials: | Reprise P-200 ECO DWR |
| Long Length: | 6.6" |
| Main Materials: | Semblant P-220R ECO DWR |
| Shell: | Recycled nylon |
| Shoulder girth: | 64 inches |
| Sleeping bag shape: | Mummy |
| Stuff sack size: | 10.5 x 19 inches |
| Temperature: | 15F | -9C |
| Temperature rating (C): | -9 degrees Celsius |
| Temperature rating (F): | 15 degrees Fahrenheit |
| Total Weight: | 3 lb 4 ozs / 1.474 kgs |
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These are products that have been indicated being comparable to this product:
 | Rei Camp Bed 2.5 Self-Inflating Pad - X-Large Hiking & Camping > Sleeping Bags & Pads | $85.50 |
 | Marmot EcoPro 15 Degree Sleeping Bag Hiking & Camping > Sleeping Bags & Pads | $168.95 - $169.00 |
 | Therm-a-Rest Prolite Plus - Large Hiking & Camping > Sleeping Bags & Pads | $119.95 - $119.99 |
This product is available in the following colors:
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 | Electric / Tempest |
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Good Design with Marmot Quality | |
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| I am glad to have bought this Marmot sleeping bag. Marmot's venerable designs like the adjustable hood and wave construction has kept me warm and toasty to 10 degrees Celsius. The waterproof shell is also windproof. On more than one occasion during my long drive from CA to Yellowstone and back, i could sleep out in the open with this bag, ridgerest, tent footprint and an inflatable pillow. Its amazing how still and warm the air felt inside when just moments ago i was shivering out in the Nevada desert wind. Also, i could adjust the opening of the hood small enough for just my mouth and nose to be exposed. Since it was cold i used a Buff as a face mask. The bag and zippers is so windproof that when i expanded the air volume inside i could feel cold air rushing in from the adjustable opening of the hood. If you are shorter than 6ft like me, get the Regular. Dont get the Long version like what i did because the added space means more air to heat up and areas where my feet didnt reached remained cold throughout the night. My solution for this problem was to pull the sleeping bag up till my feet touches then bottom and used the excess as a pseudo-lumbar support. Twice in Yellowstone temperatures dipped below 0 Celsius and it felt really cold. Turns out there was a lot of condensation in my tent and the bag was slightly damp as well. It may be due to me breathing inside this bag instead of through the opening in the hood. As such, i would say that this bag is not as breathable as i would have liked it to be. One major setback is the Ecopro does not compress well. Among all the 15 degree F bags the ecopro pack is the largest. It is also one of the heaviest of its range. The bag just barely fit my HS 65l Sentinel backpack's bottom compartment. Even then there was quite a bulge in the internal compartment. I have occasionally rolled onto rocks accidentally while sleeping without damage. On a side note, i experience dampness each time the bag touches the walls of my tent. The cold on the rainfly seems to cool the bag enough for water to condense on the insides. Nevertheless, i am impressed with the design and performance of this sleeping bag. For the bargain price i got at REI outlet, i could not ask for more. | |
| tfruitz at REI on 06/06/2009 | |
Great bag | |
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| I am so far perfectly pleased with this bag. I have used the bag on the AT, the beach, and backyard in 60-80 degree nights and have slept through the nights every time. I am 6'2" and 185lbs, the bag provides more than sufficient space for me. I have not had a chance to use it yet below 60 degrees, but so far I have been very comfortable in it. Even on warmer nights it does well as a blanket. The bag is breathable, lightweight, and has good loft. The zipper is sturdy and does not snag. My wife has the women's long version and also could not be more pleased. I wouldn't mind the bag being a little lighter, but for the great price and quality of a Marmot, I'll gladly shoulder the extra ounces. | |
| Just Getting Started at Rock/Creek Outfitters on 08/25/2009 | |
Awesome. Love it. | |
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| The only con would be like the ones i read online before purchasing it... namely the zipper system is not a pull-and-dont-worry-about-it design. you have to keep the threads straight and the bag out of the zipper. but who cares! for the price, this is an AMAZING bag... I think it should be double what i paid for it here. crazy good deal. temp rate is right on. And dont listen to people talking about the compression sack being hard... just dont roll it up before putting it into the sack, or it will take you 30 minutes. just stuff it into the sack, and it takes 30 seconds. | |
| ben phillips at Rock/Creek Outfitters on 02/06/2009 | |
Great Bag!! | |
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| I recently took this bag on a week long backpacking trip through the Tetons. I was informed that it would be very cold at night, and I was a little worried so I wore many layers to sleep in, but I was not cold at all. I was so warm that I had to take off most of the layers I had been sleeping in. | |
| Ben at Rock/Creek Outfitters on 08/24/2009 | |
