L.L.Bean DownTek Down Sleeping Bag 20° - Rectangular

Name: L.L.Bean DownTek Down Sleeping Bag 20° - Rectangular
Brand: L.L. Bean
Price: 242.00 CAD
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The L.L.Bean DownTek Down Sleeping Bag 20° in Blue Indigo is a rectangular-cut bag designed for three-season backpacking and car camping. It carries a temperature rating of 20°F (approximately -6.67°C), making it a practical choice for cool-weather outings. The bag features DownTek treated down, a water-repellent fill that sheds moisture more effectively than standard down and dries faster when exposed to wet conditions. The rectangular shape provides a roomy interior for sleepers who prefer extra space to move around. Compared to previous versions, the bag has been updated with a refined fit and a reduced overall weight, improving packability and comfort on the trail. With a breathability rating of 4 out of 5 and a warmth rating of 3 out of 5, it balances thermal performance with ventilation, suiting a range of overnight temperatures across spring, summer, and fall conditions.

Category: Sleeping Gear
Brand: L.L. Bean
Color: Colour: Blue Indigo
Size: OS

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise this bag for its spacious rectangular cut, which suits restless sleepers and those who dislike mummy bags, and highlight the DownTek water-resistant down as a genuine upgrade for humid or damp conditions. The ability to zip two bags together for a queen-sized sleeping arrangement is a frequently mentioned bonus. Most users find the temperature rating accurate in real-world use, and the bag earns credit for packing down smaller than comparable synthetic rectangular bags. The most common complaints center on zipper snagging, with multiple reviewers noting the need for extra care to avoid catching the shell fabric. Weight and bulk are also recurring criticisms, making it less ideal for ultralight backpacking. A minority of reviewers feel the warmth falls short of the 20-degree claim, particularly given the lack of a full hood.