Western Mountaineering Versalite Sleeping Bag: 10 Degree Down

User Reviews

• 10-degree Fahrenheit rating allows a good temperature range.
• Packs down very small.
• High quality zipper won’t get jammed.
• Feels plush and warm.
• Super lightweight.
• Not so tight that it feels constrictive.
• Many reports of keeping the user warm in temperatures below the listed rating of 10 degrees Fahrenheit.
• Warmth-to-weight ratio is optimal.
• Reports of being in -5 to +40 degrees Fahrenheit comfortably.
• 850-fill down provides comfort and warmth.
• Comfortable taffeta lining and durable lightweight shell for coziness and long-lasting material.

Expert Reviews

• The bag is 20 ounces and the material weight is 13.7 ounces, making this an extremely efficient sleeping bag.
• More inches in the shoulders make room for layering when the temperatures are below freezing.
• Big draft collar has own dedicated cinch cord for keeping out the cold air.
• 12-denier ExtremeLite shell fabric is weather-resistant.
• Versalite is offered in three different lengths for all body types.
• Ability to shift inside the bag down from top to bottom gives a wide comfort range.

User Reviews

• Stuff sack doesn’t compress sleeping bag well.
• Might be too warm for summer months.
• Very expensive.

Expert Reviews

• No extra down in the hood and collar for warmth.
• Shell fabric feels less durable than MicroLite XP.
• Hood is shallower compared to similar models.
• ExtremeLite ultra-lightweight nylon shell isn’t as weatherproof, so we don’t recommend using this outside of a tent if there is a chance of precipitation or heavy due.