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AEGISMAX Mini 6 Degree 800FP Goose Down Sleeping Bag Ultralight Down Sleeping Bag for Backpacking and Camping for Men & Women

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Brand AEGISMAX
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Occupancy 1 Person
Shape Mummy
Seasons 3 Seasons
Temperature Rating EN Limit +6° C/43° F | EN Comfort +11° C/52° F
Age Range (Description) Adult
Sport Climbing
Special Feature Compressible
Material Nylon

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  • [COMFORTABLE AND WARM]AEGISMAX down sleeping bag is made of 95% goose down filling and 5% feather with 800 fill power and soft skin fabric, Filling capacity: 230g.keep you warm and comfortable all night! Recommend Sleepzone:+11℃(52℉)to +18℃(64℉).Extreme:+6℃(43℉). For cold body sleepers temperatures below +10°C (50°F) need to wear thermal underwear and down clothing to sleep.Not suitable for outdoor camping in winter,If you want a winter one, check out our store for thickened sleeping bags.
  • [LARGE SIZE] Large Black Length:78.7''*33.8''(200cmX86cm), Chest circumference 67''(170cm), Hip circumference 58''(148cm), Foot circumference 46''(118cm). Large Black recommended Height for adult male under 6ft1(185cm). NOT for tall people.If you’re on the fence about regular size, go for the large Size, as the mummy style is designed with the human body in mind and has narrow shoulders but good warmth.
  • [DRAWSTRING DESIGN] Drawstring design at the neckline which can effectively prevent the cold air from entering the sleeping bag, protect the shoulder and neck from air leakage, and better lock the temperature. Left and right stitching function, open the zipper on the side of the sleeping bag. The Regular green zipper left opening and Large black zipper right opening can be linked together as double sleeping bags.The zipper cannot be fully opened, it can be pulled to the knee position.
  • [ULTRALIGHT AND COMPRESSIBLE] Compressed Size:4.7''*7.8''(12cmX20cm) inch. The lightweight sleeping bag comes with a travel-friendly carry bag, can be easily putted in or hung on any backpack. The net weight is only 1.16Ib(528g), which is equal to two bottles of cola, hardly feel the burden. Very suitable for summer hiking, camping and tents.
  • [WATER-PROFF AND EASILY CLEAN] We add a water resistant coating to both our down and the shell fabric which makes you feel more at ease when the weather turns bad or condensation occurs.And if the sleeping bag gets dirty, wipe it gently with a cloth and it will be as clean as ever.Easy to store, with storage bag included for easy storage.

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4.3 out of 5 stars
4.3 out of 5
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Customers like the quality, weight, size and comfort of the sleeping bag. For example, they mention it's a great 3 season bag, made out of a very light, silky material and that it packs down small. That said, some disagree on warmth, zipper, and smell.

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151 customers mention134 positive17 negative

Customers like the quality of the sleeping bag. They say it's a decent bag with good quality components. Customers also mention that the construction is awesome, and the stitching is nice. Overall, customers find the product to be a great value and the ultimate hiking cost effective solution.

"...Pulling the mummy hood around my face works well to maximize heat retention, but I have yet to have it out in the 40s to need it...." Read more

"...Very simple and works well- once you've played with it and know it by feel so that you can release yourself from the bag in the dark!____..." Read more

"...However, even if you view this as a summer only bag the price is low enough that you can justify adding it to your quiver." Read more

"...Perhaps to a fault. But it's still quite useful." Read more

142 customers mention120 positive22 negative

Customers like the weight of the sleeping bag. They mention it's very light, and the perfect weight for sleeping indoors at hostals or albergues. They also appreciate the silky material and the fact that it packs down smaller.

"...These are fantastically light-weight and stuff down very small. A great budget 3 season bag...." Read more

"...The bag is really light and packs down to a very small space. But the temperature rating is wildly optimistic...." Read more

"Good sleeping bag for the price. I like how it's made out of a very light, silky material, and packs down smaller than any other sleeping bag I've..." Read more

"...It's extremely light, I thought the box was empty.SizeI'm a big guy, 5'11 330lbs...." Read more

118 customers mention108 positive10 negative

Customers like the size of the sleeping bag. They mention that it packs small and light, the stuff sack itself is already small, and it seems to be built well. It's roomy, the fit is pretty good for their size, and that it does compress to a reasonable size as expected for a down bag. The foot box is also plenty roomy and not confining.

"...Getting well-made, compact, and lightweight sleeping bags were on the list...." Read more

"There are a lot of things to like about this bag. It's tall; I can completely fit inside it with the face opening scrunched down closed...." Read more

"...The foot box was also plenty roomy even for my size 12 feet and with some extra clothes stuffed inside to keep them from getting cold overnight...." Read more

"...I like how it's made out of a very light, silky material, and packs down smaller than any other sleeping bag I've ever seen...." Read more

47 customers mention42 positive5 negative

Customers like the comfort of the sleeping bag. They say it's very comfortable, soft, and cozy. They also say the comfort level is accurate at 52 degrees, and it'll keep you warm and well rested. The material is light and silky, and the bag packs down small.

"...It is warm and cozy, with a cinch cord to draw the top opening together if it is particularly chilly...." Read more

"...Fully unzipped this made for a very comfortable quilt. Despite being a pretty active sleeper I never suffered from lack of coverage...." Read more

"...I like how it's made out of a very light, silky material, and packs down smaller than any other sleeping bag I've ever seen...." Read more

"...I do love the down fill and find it pretty comfortable but it retains smells a little too well and is a pain to clean...." Read more

19 customers mention14 positive5 negative

Customers like the loft of the sleeping bag. They say it has good loft, is extreme, and has more loft than expected. Some mention that the product stitched well and has good heat loss. Overall, most are satisfied with the loft and recommend it for camping.

"...in fact an 800 goose down bag, not a 650 claiming to be 800, it has great loft. This bag weighs 19.5 oz. (1 lb, 3.5 oz.) ounces- 552 grams...." Read more

"First off this hasn't been tested in the field yet but looks promising. My hopes weren't high for down under 100. I was pleasantly surprised...." Read more

"...for me across my hips and shoulders which made it stretch tightly, losing loft and therefore not being warm enough...." Read more

"...The loft is pretty decent. The zipper is decent quality, there is no cuff under the zipper, so there is heat loss there...." Read more

119 customers mention78 positive41 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the warmth of the sleeping bag. Some find it comfortable and warm, while others say it's not too warm and has a very poor temperature range. Some customers also mention that the bag has cold spots from the horizontal stitching.

"...It is warm and cozy, with a cinch cord to draw the top opening together if it is particularly chilly...." Read more

"...This is a great warm weather bag to complement a warmer 30 degree bag.Fully unzipped this made for a very comfortable quilt...." Read more

"...which made it stretch tightly, losing loft and therefore not being warm enough...." Read more

"...Slept very comfortably in 60 degree weather, I'm skeptical about 40 degrees though, but maybe with some additions like a liner or full thermals...." Read more

35 customers mention13 positive22 negative

Customers are mixed about the zipper. Some mention it's decent quality, great, and doesn't snag. Others say it seems suspect as far as quality goes, flimsy, and gets stuck easily. It's only a 3/4 length zipper, so you have to be careful getting in.

"...There is no zipper pull-tab from the inside. The zipper can only be accessed from the outside of the bag. Good luck if you zip yourself fully in...." Read more

"...And the zipper is well-made but rather light; I have to slide it more gently and slowly, being a little careful to not catch the bag fabric...." Read more

"...My only caution on this bag is with the zipper. First, it is only a 3/4 length zipper so you have to be careful getting in and out of it not to..." Read more

"...No baffle around zipper, so the zipper seems to have some draft and loss of heat. This seems to be the biggest flaw in terms of design...." Read more

20 customers mention9 positive11 negative

Customers are mixed about the smell of the sleeping bag. Some mention that it has no weird smells, while others say that it smells like a wet dog.

"...love the down fill and find it pretty comfortable but it retains smells a little too well and is a pain to clean...." Read more

"...I have never smelled any duck down odor, so I am confident that it is the listed goose down...." Read more

"...As other reviewer stated, it smelled, but luckily all I had to do was air it to get rid of the smell...." Read more

"...Kept me warm and cozy camping at elevations 10k to 12k. Bag has no odd smell, no feathers coming off fabric...." Read more

quality on a budget: comparison review w/ Naturehike
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quality on a budget: comparison review w/ Naturehike
This is a comparison review of this Aegismax mummy bag with the Naturehike rectangular down bag.Over the past year my partner and I have upgraded a few bits of our camping gear. Getting well-made, compact, and lightweight sleeping bags were on the list. We have pretty decent synthetic-fill summer-weight bags from a major brand, that have about 5yrs of use. Going to down-fill was the obvious path, and recent offerings on Amazon have shown that good-quality down products are available from smaller manufacturers at lower prices than the outdoor equipment market has seen before.My wife wanted lots of foot room and a full dual-slider zipper to poke her feet out if it is warm. Naturehike's rectangular bag has met her needs very well this summer. The penalty for the roomy rectangle is about 4oz (compared to the Aegismax mummy) which is very reasonable. They could reduce the weight by at least an ounce if they put a light-weight zipper on it; instead they used a full-size YKK zip that will be reliable for years, without needing the light-touch that much ultralight gear requires. It is warm and cozy, with a cinch cord to draw the top opening together if it is particularly chilly. The advertised temperature limits seem to be reliable guidance. And the glossy water-repellant finish on the outside of the bag should help deep the down dry in the event the sleeper presses up against a tent wall damp with condensation. The compression stuff sack is made from a heavier nylon that will stand up to regular use.I have found mummy bags to work fine for me, so I purchased an Aegismax (size large, I'm 6'/175#) last year and really like it as a integral part of my ultra-light 3-season kit. Compared to the Naturehike, the shell fabric is finer, almost gossamer, but the tight thread count keeps down from poking out. However, I do seem to find a feather or 2 loose about the tent each morning; I don't know how they get out, but they are coming from my bag somewhere. Pulling the mummy hood around my face works well to maximize heat retention, but I have yet to have it out in the 40s to need it. True to ultralight design priorities, the zipper stops mid thigh, so getting in and out requires a bit more movement. And the zipper is well-made but rather light; I have to slide it more gently and slowly, being a little careful to not catch the bag fabric. The compression stuff sack is made from the same fabric as the bag shell, which is perfectly adequate but requires a bit more care in handling.Going to down-fill bags has reduced our sleeping gear volume by 1/2, and reduced the weight by 1/3. These 2 bags have met each of our priorities very well, and we wouldn't change our purchases. You can tell in the comparison photo that the Aegismax is more compact, in proportion to the weight savings. Cinching down on the compression straps makes them both even smaller! But if size/weight are not the priority for you, maybe some extra creature comforts will guide your decision. Either way, you can sleep cozy!
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Shopper 333
5.0 out of 5 stars quality on a budget: comparison review w/ Naturehike
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2021
Color: Green LengthenVerified Purchase
This is a comparison review of this Aegismax mummy bag with the Naturehike rectangular down bag.

Over the past year my partner and I have upgraded a few bits of our camping gear. Getting well-made, compact, and lightweight sleeping bags were on the list. We have pretty decent synthetic-fill summer-weight bags from a major brand, that have about 5yrs of use. Going to down-fill was the obvious path, and recent offerings on Amazon have shown that good-quality down products are available from smaller manufacturers at lower prices than the outdoor equipment market has seen before.

My wife wanted lots of foot room and a full dual-slider zipper to poke her feet out if it is warm. Naturehike's rectangular bag has met her needs very well this summer. The penalty for the roomy rectangle is about 4oz (compared to the Aegismax mummy) which is very reasonable. They could reduce the weight by at least an ounce if they put a light-weight zipper on it; instead they used a full-size YKK zip that will be reliable for years, without needing the light-touch that much ultralight gear requires. It is warm and cozy, with a cinch cord to draw the top opening together if it is particularly chilly. The advertised temperature limits seem to be reliable guidance. And the glossy water-repellant finish on the outside of the bag should help deep the down dry in the event the sleeper presses up against a tent wall damp with condensation. The compression stuff sack is made from a heavier nylon that will stand up to regular use.

I have found mummy bags to work fine for me, so I purchased an Aegismax (size large, I'm 6'/175#) last year and really like it as a integral part of my ultra-light 3-season kit. Compared to the Naturehike, the shell fabric is finer, almost gossamer, but the tight thread count keeps down from poking out. However, I do seem to find a feather or 2 loose about the tent each morning; I don't know how they get out, but they are coming from my bag somewhere. Pulling the mummy hood around my face works well to maximize heat retention, but I have yet to have it out in the 40s to need it. True to ultralight design priorities, the zipper stops mid thigh, so getting in and out requires a bit more movement. And the zipper is well-made but rather light; I have to slide it more gently and slowly, being a little careful to not catch the bag fabric. The compression stuff sack is made from the same fabric as the bag shell, which is perfectly adequate but requires a bit more care in handling.

Going to down-fill bags has reduced our sleeping gear volume by 1/2, and reduced the weight by 1/3. These 2 bags have met each of our priorities very well, and we wouldn't change our purchases. You can tell in the comparison photo that the Aegismax is more compact, in proportion to the weight savings. Cinching down on the compression straps makes them both even smaller! But if size/weight are not the priority for you, maybe some extra creature comforts will guide your decision. Either way, you can sleep cozy!
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Shopper 333
5.0 out of 5 stars quality on a budget: comparison review w/ Naturehike
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2021
This is a comparison review of this Aegismax mummy bag with the Naturehike rectangular down bag.

Over the past year my partner and I have upgraded a few bits of our camping gear. Getting well-made, compact, and lightweight sleeping bags were on the list. We have pretty decent synthetic-fill summer-weight bags from a major brand, that have about 5yrs of use. Going to down-fill was the obvious path, and recent offerings on Amazon have shown that good-quality down products are available from smaller manufacturers at lower prices than the outdoor equipment market has seen before.

My wife wanted lots of foot room and a full dual-slider zipper to poke her feet out if it is warm. Naturehike's rectangular bag has met her needs very well this summer. The penalty for the roomy rectangle is about 4oz (compared to the Aegismax mummy) which is very reasonable. They could reduce the weight by at least an ounce if they put a light-weight zipper on it; instead they used a full-size YKK zip that will be reliable for years, without needing the light-touch that much ultralight gear requires. It is warm and cozy, with a cinch cord to draw the top opening together if it is particularly chilly. The advertised temperature limits seem to be reliable guidance. And the glossy water-repellant finish on the outside of the bag should help deep the down dry in the event the sleeper presses up against a tent wall damp with condensation. The compression stuff sack is made from a heavier nylon that will stand up to regular use.

I have found mummy bags to work fine for me, so I purchased an Aegismax (size large, I'm 6'/175#) last year and really like it as a integral part of my ultra-light 3-season kit. Compared to the Naturehike, the shell fabric is finer, almost gossamer, but the tight thread count keeps down from poking out. However, I do seem to find a feather or 2 loose about the tent each morning; I don't know how they get out, but they are coming from my bag somewhere. Pulling the mummy hood around my face works well to maximize heat retention, but I have yet to have it out in the 40s to need it. True to ultralight design priorities, the zipper stops mid thigh, so getting in and out requires a bit more movement. And the zipper is well-made but rather light; I have to slide it more gently and slowly, being a little careful to not catch the bag fabric. The compression stuff sack is made from the same fabric as the bag shell, which is perfectly adequate but requires a bit more care in handling.

Going to down-fill bags has reduced our sleeping gear volume by 1/2, and reduced the weight by 1/3. These 2 bags have met each of our priorities very well, and we wouldn't change our purchases. You can tell in the comparison photo that the Aegismax is more compact, in proportion to the weight savings. Cinching down on the compression straps makes them both even smaller! But if size/weight are not the priority for you, maybe some extra creature comforts will guide your decision. Either way, you can sleep cozy!
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5.0 out of 5 stars Ladies- large size is better if you have a large bust. Updated*
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2019
Color: Green RegularVerified Purchase
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In cooler temperatures I did find that that regular bag was too small for me across my hips and shoulders which made it stretch tightly, losing loft and therefore not being warm enough. My husband switched bags with me as an experiment and the large bag performed very well for me. Am returning the regular and switching it for a large.

It is a 45 degree bag and definitely is colder if the temps drop further like they did on our last trip. Forecast was in the 40s but it dropped to 35 so we had to pack up and leave. Next time we'll each carry an emergency bivy or bag liner. The bag was perfect until it got below 40.

The zipper does work from inside. After a few nights, I accidentally rotated the zipper pull tab around and inside the bag when I didn't want to and realized that this was the solution. Very simple and works well- once you've played with it and know it by feel so that you can release yourself from the bag in the dark!

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These are fantastically light-weight and stuff down very small. A great budget 3 season bag. We bought two and found them to be almost perfect for our backpacking needs. We treated them with Nikwax Down Proof which worked well.

There is no zipper pull-tab from the inside. The zipper can only be accessed from the outside of the bag. Good luck if you zip yourself fully in. Even my DOGS' sleeping bags have a proper sleeping bag zipper and they can't operate them, being as they are dogs and are lacking the requisite dexterous phalangelical limbs.

I did make the mistake of forgetting about my bust size and purchased a regular one for me and a large for the husband. His fits me great. I can't close the regular one and sleep comfortably within it (assuming I could unzip it from within and release myself from the green prison). So I just unzip it entirely and stick my feet in and use the open top part is a quilt which has worked for me so far.

In conclusion, we do not regret purchasing these bags. Our one wish would be a zipper pull-tab both outside and inside the bag.
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Richard E. Goedeken
4.0 out of 5 stars Good sleeping bag but breathable and not much insulation
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2021
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There are a lot of things to like about this bag. It's tall; I can completely fit inside it with the face opening scrunched down closed. The zipper is great; it doesn't catch on the fabric and the pull loop is easy to grab. I like the color of the zipper as well and the fact that it lets some light through, so I can see if the sun has started to come up without opening the bag at all. The bag is really light and packs down to a very small space. But the temperature rating is wildly optimistic. I just came back from a trip to catalina where it was 50 and windy at night. I was wearing duofold merino thermal underwear top and bottom, and a cotton thermal shirt, and was just barely warm enough to not shiver when I was completely encased in the bag. With my 20 year old North Face bag (which admittedly is twice the weight of this one) I sleep in my underwear and I still get hot. I love this bag for warm weather but will not be taking it on trips where nighttime temps are below 55.
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Marion Réache
1.0 out of 5 stars Duvet taché de moisissures
Reviewed in France on May 3, 2024
Color: Green RegularVerified Purchase
Arès avoir payé près de 20 euros de frais de port, le duvet est réceptionné avec des tâches de moisissure et j'ai dû de nouveau payer 20 euros de frais de retour. Scandaleux.
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Jim
5.0 out of 5 stars Why pay more?
Reviewed in Canada on August 18, 2019
Color: Green LengthenVerified Purchase
Really good bang for the buck. Mine is the larger and it’s quite long. Extremely lite weight, soft and flexible means it moves with you very well. Very comfortable and surprisingly warm. Used it last week on a canoe trip and the nights were approx 8c (could see my breath!)and I was cosy with a long sleeve T-shirt long johns and socks.
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eli
5.0 out of 5 stars very lightweight and small
Reviewed in Canada on March 29, 2019
Color: Black LengthenVerified Purchase
I love this bag so far. I suffer from being too warm in a sleeping bag, in the summer. I live in BC Canada, south. This bag is big enough for an average sized male, or even a bit larger... but not to keep warm. It's very light, weighs near nothing and can easily be stuffed into a quart (litre-ish) sized bottle. It lofts out well, and would be warm on top of a good quality sleeping pad, in a tent, in the late spring to early fall (in southern BC). That said, in warmer climes... adjust that to deeper into the fall and further back into the spring. The gem of this bag is that it is really high quality down in the baffles, and will keep you warmer if need be, or cooler, if need be (insulation goes both ways). This bag should be tested for any committed adventures you may want it for, but aren't sure of the temperature range of the nights in the area and time of season you'll be using it. I would estimate that it should be used for a summer bag only, in Canada and like latitudes, but could easily be used for a 3 season bag in warmer latitudes (that don't have wild variations of temperature from day to night). And, if it fits your temperature use, it is a comfy bag all round, delicate, and you will be able to carry ten of them without noticing the weight. I'll be using mine for late spring, early fall and summer... for the insulating factor (blocking out heat) and as an inner bag with my much, much heavier 3 season bag in the early and late spring and fall. If you want very warm for a bag, this isn't it. If you need uber-light and a summer bag that is comfy in heat, this is a very great choice. Btw, it's not so 'mummylike" in the feet area that you can't move your legs and feet around. And it's surprisingly long for such a light bag. I'm 5' 10" and I fit in it with a bit to spare. I'm also very muscular and handsome (at night), so I get a bit warm due to muscle density and mass, and need to move around. The bag isn't huge, but it's also pretty ample in the shoulders and feet areas... which is a complaint with many sleeping bags (especially mummy bags) that are being sold out of China and other such nations where the people are a bit smaller. Enjoy, good product, well made, so light you may have to tie a penny to it to keep track of it.
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Paul Kistler
5.0 out of 5 stars Great sleeping bag
Reviewed in Australia on July 7, 2023
Color: Green RegularVerified Purchase
Works as described, used to 6C and still felt warm and comfortable
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David Hodgins
5.0 out of 5 stars Great backpack bag
Reviewed in Canada on August 2, 2018
Color: Green RegularVerified Purchase
This is a wonderful backpack bag. It's super small, packs well, and seems very well put together.

I wouldn't put a great deal of stock in the 11 degree C/52 F comfort rating, even on a very high r-rating sleeping pad. On an R4+ pad, with both base layer and down on, in single digits Celsius, this bag was uncomfortably cold. I've since added a liner, and suspect that is going to make a large difference. other than the temp rating, though, I am very happy with the bag. Came with the compression sack and the off-season sack for storage, and came much faster than expected.

As long as the temps you'll be in work, you'll be happy with the bag.

Note: this bag is nylon inside and outside, so it might come as a shock to you if you're expecting the nylon outer/cloth inner layout. Doesn't affect performance, but might be something to consider as far as what you sleep in.
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