Big AgnesKing Solomon Doublewide Sleeping Bag | Cozy Down-Fill System for Two, Pad Cinch for Easy Connection, 20 & 35 Degree

Big Agnes never disappoints. The quality is fantastic. The thoughtful design is smart and versatile. It is lightweight and packs down nice and small in a compression sack. I take it backpacking with the wife. Makes camping feel more like sleeping at home with a comforter. Would recommend for backpacking or car camping.

I bought this sleeping bag less than a year ago. I chose this bag so my wife and I could sleep together on backpacking trips year round. I ordered it ib the winter and the first time we used it was in the snow. I ABSOLUTELY loved it and was VERY happy with it. At that time I would have gladly paid twice as much for it. BUT I had only had it for about 7 months when the bottom sheet completely ripped open and we were pretty much just sleeping on our pads. Don't get me wrong, I love Big Agnes and I swear by them. But I paid way to much money for something that ripped apart in less than a year

This stuffs into a sleeping bag compartment of pretty much any backpacking backpack. Itll only take up about as much space a a typical one person cold weather bag. When choosing airmats, you wont have any issues as it will accommodate pretty much anything. You can use different size airmats, but I recommend that they be the same thickness (height) or cuddling up to your partner will be an issue. Kept us both very warm in the low 20’s. A very well built quilt. Baffle construction, not sewn through. No cold spots. Probably the best doublewide quilt system readily available on the market.The only bad part I experienced at all was that when you or your partner move, it will “breath” in cold air and youll lose some warm air. Its a minor issue to me, though, and i dont feel any other double sleeping system would do any better with that.

Very mixed reaction to this bag. Quality is great: stitching, zippers, materials all top notch. But when the description says "designed to attach easily to your sleeping pad," what they mean is: "and you HAVE to attach the bag to an *insulated* pad, because there's no bottom layer on the sleeping bag." The underside of the bag has *no* insulation. It's essentially a down blanket with an extra layer of taffeta. I ended up returning.