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Mountain Hardwear's most popular down bag, the PhantomPhantom 32 Degree Sleeping Bag for women is a really light, warm and compact two-season sleeping bag. The Phantom 32 is built with a snug, mummy fit from Superlight 15 denier fabric and insulated with 800-fill down. Extra insulation at feet and torso accommodates a woman's thermal needs.

Mountain Hardwear's most popular down bag, the Phantom 32 Degree Sleeping Bag is a really light, warm and compact two-season sleeping bag. The Phantom 32 is built to a snug mummy fit from Superlight 15 denier fabric and insulated with 800-fill down.

Mountain Hardwear's most popular down bag, the PhantomPhantom 32 Degree Sleeping Bag for women is a really light, warm and compact two-season sleeping bag. The Phantom 32 is built with a snug, mummy fit from Superlight 15 denier fabric and insulated with 800-fill down. Extra insulation at feet and torso accommodates a woman's thermal needs.

Voted Best All-Around Summer Bag- Backpacker Magazine's Gear of the Year Awards 2009Going Ultralight doesn't have to mean suffering, because we never skimp on our lightweight bags. We'd rather find a way to shave the weight and innovate on performance, like using Flex technology for our Nitro 30. We build in Flex between the shoulders and knees, so you get the comfort and thermal benefits, while saving precious ounces. Our smart Foot Box Venting lets you customize the climate in the lower half of your Nitro, without adding the weight of a full-length zipper. Ultralight speed with full-featured comfort.

Using independently certified down that ensures superb quality and fill power, the Marmot Sawtooth EQ Sleeping Bag scores as one of the finest down sleeping bags on the market. The 15 degree Sawtooth, that warms with 600+ down fill, is weather protected with a Omni MemBrain® shell to preserve the integrity of its insulation. Blending the best mix of down warmth, weight and durability, the Sauwtooth EQ leads the bag pack.

Using independently certified down that ensures superb quality and fill power, the Marmot Sawtooth EQ Sleeping Bag scores as one of the finest down sleeping bags on the market. The 15 degree Sawtooth, that warms with 600+ down fill, is weather protected with a Omni MemBrain® shell to preserve the integrity of its insulation. Blending the best mix of down warmth, weight and durability, the Sauwtooth EQ leads the bag pack.

The Kelty Supernova 30 3-in-1 Degree Sleeping Bag offers space for two and multi-function benefits. A deep hood, pillow pockets, silky shell fabric, and an external storage pockets are just the beginning!

The North Face Green Kazoo is a technical, fifteen-degree down mummy bag with 100% recycled materials.

The North Face Women's Green Kazoo is a female specific technical, fifteen-degree down mummy bag with 100% recycled materials.

With careful placement of extra insulation where needed most and enough down to provide warmth down to zero degrees, the Marmot Teton 0 Degree Sleeping Bag for Women is an exceptional 3# season bag for trekking and backpacking.

Drop it down to 15 degrees and you're looking at chattering teeth through the night...unless you've brought along your Solar Flare. Waterproof-breathable Drizone keeps 600-fill goose down dry and lofty in even damp environments. Tuck stitching in the continuous baffle construction lasts for years and denies moisture an exposed seam to exploit. You'll sleep better and wake up warmer with Pad Locks to keep you atop your pad. The Solar Flare's brother model-the Trade Wind-won Outside's "Gear of the Year" award in 2006. See what the hype's all about!

Voted the Wet Weather Workhorse- Backpacker Magazine's Gear of the Year Awards 2009 Outside gave the Trade Wind its "Gear of the Year" award in 2006 because it does it all-Drizone protects 600-fill goose down from moisture, while tuck stitching keeps seams away from water and potential abrasion. On the nastiest, coldest night you can imagine, jump on in and cinch down the ergonomic hood, seal 'er up, and sleep comfortably with an ergo foot box and cozy Pad Locks. The Trade Wind goes high alpine in the summer, ski touring in the winter, and laughs off the harshest weather you can find. Tough to beat-the Trade Wind won "Gear of the Year" from Outside magazine.