Marmot Pinnacle 15 Degree Sleeping Bag
by Marmot, Down: Warm Weather (+35 and Up)
Marmot Pinnacle 15 Degree Sleeping Bag
Voted Best Fit- Backpacker Magazine's Gear of the Year Awards 2009
Backpacking equipment isn't just a purchase, it is an investment. Invest wisely with the Marmot Pinnacle 15, an everpopular, timetested, certified 800 Goose Down sleeping bag. Rated at 15F, the Pinnacle is 3season bag build with superb craftsmanship and an ultralight, waterrepellent, windproof, downproof nylon microfiber shell ensures you will use this bag for years to come for a widerange of activities.
- Main Material: Plexus 1.05 oz 100% Nylon Silicone DWR
- Lining Material: Omni 1.4 oz 100% Nylon WR
- Insulation Material: 800+ Fill Goose Down
- Certified 800+ Fill Goose Down
- Classic Trapezoidal Foot Box
- Contoured Zipper
- Down-filled Collar with Easy Access Draw Cord
- Down-Filled Draft Tube
- EN Tested
- "Feely" Draw Cords
- Filled and Finished in Santa Rosa, California
- 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
- Stature: 72in / 183 cm
- Shoulder Girth: 62in / 157 cm
- Hip Width: 58in / 147 cm
- Foot Box Width: 40in / 102cm
- Weight: 2 lb 8 ozs / 1.134 kgs
Reviews - Marmot Pinnacle 15 Degree Sleeping
CHRISTINA -
9/21/2009
STUFF SIZE
STUFF SIZE IS 7X14
Ron Hutchison -
8/14/2009
I made the right choice with this sleeping bag.
At this point this new bag purchase has done exactly what I was hoping to achieve. I'm going from older heavier gear to new light and compact. This bag with the 800 fill down is lightweight and compacts nicely taking less space in my backpack. I'm a winter backpacker so I haven't tried it in the field as yet. However, I did crawl inside to check fit, I'm 6'2" & 200lbs, and this long bag is just the ticket and even allowed me to bend my knees some while on my side. Excellent fit. Now all I need now is some 15 to 20 degree temps and I'm good to go.
Dave -
8/4/2009
Great Sleeping Bag!
I just purchased this goose-down bag and used it on a 6 day backpack trip to Mt. Whitney. The temperatures were from 35-40 degrees at night. We got rain and hail for several nights and even though my bag got wet from my ground tarp and condensation in my tent, it still kept me warm. The zipper on this bag never jammed or got stuck and this bag packs compact. There is plenty of shoulder and foot room in this bag and is very comfortable. I can't wait to see how this bag performs in 20 to 25 degree weather.
