Great review ! 👍 I bought one a few months ago for $200 U.S dollars. I first got the 20 inch wide, but returned it for the 25 inch wide, much better for comfort. Tested it down to about 20 degrees Fahrenheit , with a 30 degree sleeping bag and was fine. I did have a quilt inside the sleeping with me, and a fome Mat underneath the Therm-a-Rest. I'm also a side sleeper, so no problem there. Plan on testing some more this winter and early spring. It's trying to find the right budget sleeping bag for cold weather I'm having the toughest time with. New sub here!
Thank you, sounds like you’re in a similar situation to me. I am using my 3 season sleeping bag, I also have a really light 1 season summer bag. But where I’m going in Feb that’d be the wrong choice. I’m hoping the 3 season bag will work plus I’ll have a down jacket and some merino base layers if I get too cold! What are you planning to do with your sleep system?
@@CycleXplorer I'm looking at the Paria Thermo-down o degree sleeping bag. About $175 U.S dollars. Buying that would eliminate the quilt, save backpack space and lighten the load. I learned about the bag from Dose of Dirt youtube channel. I also plan on testing the NXT in a hammock.
@@silverwolvesutility5219 that sounds like a warm bag that will save you carrying multiple items. Probably a bit too big for bikepacking where you don’t have the same size bags as a hiking backpack. NXT + a hammock could be extra luxurious and you might not want to get up and get going!
@@CycleXplorer I understand, I never knew how much work editing is before I started making videos. It really is super time consuming. Looking forward to your video though 💪🥳
