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Yawn Patrol Sleeping Bag: 30F Down

Name: Yawn Patrol Sleeping Bag: 30F Down
Brand: Mountain Hardwear
Price: 259.86 CAD
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About this product

The Mountain Hardwear Yawn Patrol 30F Down Sleeping Bag is built for active sleepers who need genuine freedom of movement overnight. Its curved rectangular shape provides ample room to shift positions without fighting the bag, and generous shoulder (62 inches on regular) and hip (58 inches on regular) circumferences back that up with real numbers. Rated to 30 degrees Fahrenheit (approximately -1 degree Celsius), the bag uses 650-fill RDS certified down that lofts quickly after a day compressed in a pack and holds warmth reliably in conditions with some bite to them. The 100% ripstop nylon shell is soft against skin and durable enough for repeated seasons of hike and camp use. Dual angled zippers allow precise venting when overnight temperatures shift, so you can fine-tune comfort without fully opening the bag. The regular size has a claimed packed weight of 2 pounds 5.1 ounces (360 grams) and accommodates users up to 72 inches tall, while the long version fits up to 78 inches. A lifetime manufacturer warranty rounds out the package.

Category: Sleeping Gear
Brand: Mountain Hardwear
Material: 100% nylon
Color: Aloe
Size: [regular] 12.7oz, [long] 15.8oz
Shape: curved rectangular
Degree: 30°F
Zipper: dual angled
Venting: zipper
Activity: hike & camp
Insulation: 650-fill down

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Yawn Patrol 30F for its roomy, curved rectangular shape that accommodates active and side sleepers who find traditional mummy bags too restrictive. The dual-zipper system earns frequent applause, allowing the footbox to open for ventilation, the bag to lay flat as a quilt, or even be worn as a parka around camp. Users also appreciate the soft ripstop nylon shell and the non-slip backing that keeps the bag in place on a sleeping pad. The most common criticisms center on warmth limitations, with some noting it runs cool and is best suited for summer or mild shoulder-season use. A recurring complaint involves the down developing a persistent funky odor over time, even with proper storage and washing. Some buyers are also disappointed that the 30F version does not include a compression sack, only a storage sack.