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Tahoe1305

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What’s your hack? The extra length of the 6’6” SG bags has kept me away from them
I buy Long Female bags. Typically long covers 5-10 -6’ range. Female bags are rated at comfort limits vs extreme limit like most male bags (guess they sleep colder).

Example. Snagged a 15d sea to summit bag in Long. Same measurements as men’s Reg 0deg (fill etc), but only rated to 5’-10” (which I am). 2.25lbs. And warm as can be for a “men’s 0 deg”.
 
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I buy Long Female bags. Typically long covers 5-10 -6’ range. Female bags are rated at comfort limits vs extreme limits like most male bags (guess they sleep colder).

Example. Snagged a 15d sea to summit bag in Long. Same measurements as men’s Reg 0deg (fill etc), but only rated to 5’-10” (which I am). 2.25lbs. And warm as can be for a “men’s 0 deg”.
Actually, there's comfort, limit, and extreme. Comfort is the temp a normal female feels comfortable, limit is where the normal male feels comfortable, and extreme is where you will survive in a fetal position and won't freeze to death, but you won't be comfortable. Most companies advertise the limit rating for their bag as the standard advertising.

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Tahoe1305

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Actually, there's comfort, limit, and extreme. Comfort is the temp a normal female feels comfortable, limit is where the normal male feels comfortable, and extreme is where you will survive in a fetal position and won't freeze to death, but you won't be comfortable. Most companies advertise the limit rating for their bag as the standard advertising.

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Yeah apologies. I meant comfort for female vs limit for male.
 
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