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Klymit - Wild Aspen Lightweight Mummy Sleeping Bag 13WAYL00E - Yellow
Average customer rating
4.4
(68 Reviews)
Rating breakdown 68 reviews
5 Stars
39
4 Stars
19
3 Stars
6
2 Stars
4
1 Star
0
Customer Reviews for Klymit - Wild Aspen Lightweight Mummy Sleeping Bag 13WAYL00E - Yellow
Customer Rating
5
Overall outstanding bag
on October 13, 2021
Posted by: Trevor B.
I bought this sleeping bag to replace an older, different model. This bag is lightweight, easy to pack and more importantly, very warm.
Shortly after receiving this sleeping bag, I went on a week-long, high country mule deer hunt in northern Washington. We covered just over 45 miles in five days, with temperatures at night hovering around the 20-30 degree mark. This sleeping bag kept me warm and comfortable at the end of each day and is light enough that it is easy to forget you have it attached.
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Customer Rating
5
Extremely comfortable
on October 8, 2021
Posted by: Jeff M.
My wife needed a bigger sleeping bag. And we owned a Coleman for years. The first night in Utah . She slept amazingly. This bag is very comfortable and kept her warm
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Customer Rating
4
Great sleeping bag for the
on September 28, 2021
Posted by: Anonymous
Great sleeping bag for the price.. Used it on a week log DIY backwoods elk hunt in Colorado with the nights getting into the 30's and no issues. Would be nice if it packed up a little smaller but for the money its a good bag.
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Customer Rating
4
Bit small for a small guy
on September 20, 2021
Posted by: Anonymous
Bought the regular size thinking it'd work out. The large size is still sold out. I'm only 5'6" and 160 pounds. The bag is a bit too short and way too snug at the shoulders. The tight fit makes it very difficult to even fully zip the bag up. The bag overall is a great value and I may order it in a large when it comes back in stock.
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Customer Rating
2
Meh
on September 19, 2021
Posted by: Anonymous
I needed something to use once in a while for hunting and chose this bag based on the price. It was a mistake. The bag is warm enough but the lining sticks to my clothing and I wind up a twisted mess almost before I can fall asleep so it's essentially useless and a waste of money for me. I'll likely give it away and get something I can actually sleep in.
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Customer Rating
5
Highly Recommend it
on September 11, 2021
Posted by: Nelson C.
It definitely surpassed my expectations. went hunting in a remote area mountain top. had to open the bag because how hot i got in 10 degree weather. I'm about 220lbs 5'10. pure muscle baby lol and it fit me well. slept on my side.
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Customer Rating
4
The bag is super comfortable
on April 30, 2021
Posted by: Paul T.
The bag is super comfortable and light. However it’s pretty short. Have slept in it in 20 degree rainy weather and it performed great.
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Customer Rating
4
Solid basic zero degree bag
on April 12, 2021
Posted by: Sarah C.
I slept in this bag almost every night for 3 months in mostly Alaska, with a few nights in Wyoming, Montana, and Washington. The temps and situations I camped in this bag included down to the negative teens in tents with a heater hooked up to a car battery, and as warm as indoor spaces (insulated cabin) with a propane heater (still not above 50 on the warmest nights, and if it was windy probably around 30). I did use my Thermolite Reactor fleece liner with it throughout this time, which helped considerably with warmth. This bag kept me warm (or warm enough) in every condition 0 degree and above. I definitely pushed the limit and was chilly to the point of not being able to sleep well around and below zero, but added hand warmers to the toe box and did okay. To be clear - above zero this bag was perfectly fine, and I wouldn't recommend a zero degree bag on its own below 20 degrees or so for comfort. Many of the conditions I was in I wouldn't recommend a zero degree bag for, and was only able to do well in because of an awesomely warm liner in addition.
I love the soft texture of the inside lining, and the outside is still in good shape even with near daily use for 3 months. I do like this bag quite a bit! It is my first zero degree bag and has served its purpose well. At first I wasn't in love with the yellow, but for three months of everything being white it was lovely to have some color when I woke up. The zipper was pretty easy to manage from inside the bag, and it was easy enough to dry it out the one time I needed to do so. It also wasn't very expensive, which was nice.
That said, I do plan to replace it. I did notice over the course of the three months I had more trouble with my feet being warm despite increasing outside temps - but socks and a hand warmer in the toe box made it plenty warm. It was a bit of an annoyance to get in and out of, which made fire tending overnight a bit of a struggle (and also getting up to trek to the bathroom) and felt a bit constricting (it is a mummy bag though so to be expected to an extent). I think for me this was because the zipper went down to about my knee, so I would have to wiggle past the zipper enough to have space for my knees to bend and get out. Also, when the pull cord around the hood is snugged down it likes to rest on my face. It was also a bit bulky, taking up at least a third of my 70 liter pack. However, these are to me minor gripes. It definitely served its purpose, kept me warm, and is still in good condition with heavy use.
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