Marmot Never Summer Sleeping Bag: 0F Down for Sale, Reviews, Deals and Guides
Retail Price:
$323.95
$323.95
Used Value:
$194.37
$194.37
Sale Value:
$291.56
$291.56
Summer might bring mild weather, but it also brings crowded trails, so use frigid winter temps to your advantage and head to the mountains with your Marmot Never Summer 0 Degree Down Sleeping Bag once the temperatures drop. Stuffed full of Marmot's water-resistant Down Defender 650-fill down, the Never Summer is rated to keep you warm when temperatures drop to single digits, and its ripstop fabric has been treated with a DWR coating for a bit more protection from light snow flurries and condensation that might accumulate along the walls of your tent. The Never Summer bag has a basic mummy shape with an anatomic footbox to give your feet some extra room to roam, a Nautilus hood that cinches down tightly around your noggin, and a full-length zipper that's backed by a snag-free insulated draft tube to help prevent heat loss through the zipper. There are also internal stash pockets the make it easy to keep your headlamp and a small midnight snack where you can reach them.
Specifications
Brand:
Bag Length:
[regular] 83in, [long] 89in
Claimed Weight:
[regular] 3lb 3oz, [long] 3lb 10oz
Degree:
0F
Draft Tube:
yes
European Norm Comfort Rating:
12.7F
European Norm Lower Limit Rating:
-1.2F
Fill Weight:
[regular] 31.7oz, [long] 33.5oz
Foot Circumference:
[regular] 48.5in, [long] 50in
Hip Circumference:
[regular] 56in, [long] 58in
Insulation:
650 fill power down with Down Defender
Manufacturer Warranty:
lifetime
Material:
[main materials] 20d 100% nylon mini ripstop, 30d 100% nylon DWR, [lining] 20d 100% nylon
Max User Height:
[regular] 6ft, [long] 6ft 6in
Pockets:
internal stash, heater pocket
Recommended Use:
backpacking, weekend camping
Shape:
mummy
Shoulder Circumference:
[regular] 62in, [long] 64in
Storage Sack:
yes
Stuff Sack:
yes
Stuff Size:
8.5 x 18in
Venting:
fold-down second zipper
Waterproofing:
Down Defender
Zipper:
full length locking YKK two way zipper
Full Reviews
This bag is great! I'm going on my fourth year having it now, and it still keeps me very warm on 10-15 degree (F) nights. I couldn't be happier with it. The inner fabric is soft and very nice against skin. The bag is lightweight and compresses well, leaving room in your pack on long backpacking trips. I recently washed it for the first time to restore some of the down's loft. I was nervous about ruining either the down or the soft fabric, but the bag held up and is now even loftier than before. Looking forward to many more years of warmth!
Brant Rumberger, backcountry.com
December 1, 2020
December 1, 2020
Exactly what I wanted! I get extra discount from here: coupon-bird.com
Paul C, backcountry.com
November 26, 2020
November 26, 2020
I picked this up and have been using it over the past summer season in Alaska. it has kept me plenty warm and dry. I also love how small it packs up.
Drew, backcountry.com
October 23, 2019
October 23, 2019
I thought I would have this sleeping bag to use for YEARS! I guess not. It is the fourth year I've had it and I am now getting cold! I've had to buy a quilt for the last year to stay warm. I'm in temps within the bag's rating. I did not expect nor want to replace the bag within 4 years. Disappointed! If you want a bag to last for many seasons, this is not the one.
Tracy A., backcountry.com
October 4, 2019
October 4, 2019
Years back, I was over all the freezing cold camping experiences I had had. Since getting this bag (possibly an older model), no more of those. Now I literally look forward to camping as an excuse to use this thing! It's like sleeping on a cloud, so soft, zipper slides easily. The orange flap near the top keeps my neck warm, and it can cinch down around my face on really cold nights. The anatomic footbox allows big feet (tall) to be comfortable while sleeping on your back but still stay warm. After six years of great use, it's still my favorite camping item in my closet, hands down.
Annie, backcountry.com
March 28, 2019
March 28, 2019
Took this bag to Kansas this January and spent a couple of nights hiking the Elk River Trail. Temperatures were in the 20âs one night and low teens (almost single digits) the next. I would consider myself a âcoldâ sleeper and I stayed plenty warm in the bag with just light weight base layers on. Did not have any problem with the zippers snagging and the draft collar kept the cold air out. The bag has great loft. To quote one of my trail companions âthat is one puffy bagâ. There are lighter bags out there but those bags will also lighten your wallets much more. For the price point I could not have been happier
Brian Weiss, backcountry.com
March 6, 2019
March 6, 2019
My wife and i took a winter camping trip to the Uintas, and this bag was an essential tool for staying warm(while sleeping). The temperature was logging in around 5 degrees, which by human standards is quite cold. Thankfully the Never Summer sleeping bag kept me and my life partner warm and toasty all throughout the winter's night!
Steve Stepp, backcountry.com
February 12, 2019
February 12, 2019
This sleeping bag is great for late fall to early spring adventures. I am a big time backpacker so I needed something that will keep me warm on the frigid desert and mountain nights. It packs down to 8.5 x 18 in the stuff sack and only weighs [regular] 3lb 3oz, [long] 3lb 10oz so you will still have plenty of room in your pack for other items. It has a very durable non catch zipper, a foot box for extra room to move around, a pouch in the foot box to put hand warmers to heat your feet on the coldest nights, and down defender which makes the bag water resistant. I think it is the best 0 degree lightweight down bag in the similar price range. I have used it in some chilly nights already under 30 degrees, I was toasty in the bag with just a t-shirt and shorts on in the bag. I use it with the Sea To Summit Ultralight Insulated Sleeping Pad.
Tyler Mifflin, backcountry.com
November 25, 2018
November 25, 2018
I took this out for its first test run in 20 degree weather. The bag was great. Kept me too warm so i ended up unzipping it to dump some heat. Zipped it together with my marmot never summer bag so the girlfriend and I could share some body heat. The two mated together perfectly fine and didn't seem to be too awkward even though they are both mummy bags. As with any sleeping bag, make sure you pair it with a quality sleeping pad so you don't lose heat to the ground once the down compresses under your weight.
Brian A., backcountry.com
October 26, 2018
October 26, 2018
