Marmot Sawtooth

Pros: very warm, light, compact
Cons: zipper carefully

In the beginning of last March, my son was preparing to go on his first camping trip with the Boy Scouts. He had just moved up from Cubs and was very excited to get started on moving up in rank, working on his first merit badge and getting to hang with...

Pros: Long lasting, Excellent quality, Light weight
Cons: Mummy type is not my favorite

Marmot has proven to me to be one of the elite outdoors outfitters for the kind of camping I like to do. Most of which is usually either above 8,000 feet or out in the cold of the desert night in Utah and Colorado.
This particular bag offers a...

Pros: light, ROOMY, warm, packs easy
Cons: price (worth it!)

I started seriously backpacking about 2 years ago and had a hard time finding a sleeping bag that I could fit into. This review is for the Marmot Massif but the Sawtooth is the only bag listed at this time. You see, I'm 6'5" and at that time,...

Pros: Marmot quality and lightweight
Cons: None

I've had my Sawtooth for almost a year now and I have to say that it is easily the best bag I have ever owned. Camped in Northern Colorado last Fall where the temperature got down to 28 degrees and stayed warm as toast. My 9 year old stayed warm in his Sawtooth as well.

I paid $169 a piece for each bag and they are well worth the cash!