Yawn Patrol SE Sleeping Bag: 15F Down

Name: Yawn Patrol SE Sleeping Bag: 15F Down
Brand: Mountain Hardwear
Price: 444.15 CAD
Availability: InStock

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About this product

The Mountain Hardwear Yawn Patrol SE is a camping and travel sleeping bag rated to 15 degrees Fahrenheit (approximately -9.4 degrees Celsius), built around 800-fill-power RDS-certified down for reliable warmth and solid compressibility. Its curved rectangular shape gives sleepers room to shift positions throughout the night, making it a comfortable choice for those who do not want the confinement of a mummy cut. The shell is constructed from 45D nylon ripstop, balancing durability with a soft hand feel. Dual-angled zippers extend the bag's versatility, allowing it to be worn as a parka or spread open as a quilt. A large draft collar helps retain heat when temperatures drop, while interior pillow and phone pockets keep camp essentials organized. The bag carries a limited lifetime manufacturer warranty and is available in a Cactus and White colorway (SKU MHWZ9VS).

Category: Sleeping Gear
Brand: Mountain Hardwear
Material: 45D nylon ripstop
Color: Cactus/White
Shape: curved rectangular
Degree: 15°F
Zipper: half length
Pockets: internal
Activity: camping, travel
Insulation: 800-fill down

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Yawn Patrol SE 15F for its spacious, curved rectangular shape, which active and side sleepers appreciate after years of restrictive mummy bags. The 800-fill RDS-certified down earns repeated compliments for delivering generous warmth, with users noting it runs noticeably loftier than competing bags at the same temperature rating. The soft 45D ripstop nylon shell is highlighted for its cotton-like feel and durability, and the dual angled zippers are a standout feature, allowing ventilation, quilt-style use, or wear as a campfire parka. The most common complaint is that a compression stuff sack is not included, only a storage bag, making packability less convenient out of the box. Its rectangular shape and heavier weight also make it better suited to car camping than backpacking.