0 degree sleeping bag

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New year and getting ready for 2026 elk hunt. I'm looking for some new or new to me gear. Any recommendations on a good bag that won't break the bank. Also will be adding a good day pack. I'm a flatlander and my gear is used mostly for Texas whitetails.
 
I highly recommend western mountaineering. I know they are expensive but they're well worth it. I have the kodiak and used it down to 14 degrees this season and stayed nice and warm.
 
A zero degree bag is a lot of bag. You might consider a lesser bag combined with a quilt to give you the warmth needed but have less to carry for less severe weather.
 
What price do you consider to be breaking the bank?

My favorite "bag" is the EE Conundrum quilt. It's labeled a quilt, but it has a closed foot box and zipper that runs about 3/4 the length. When it's zipped up, it's a bag, but you can open the zipper and run it as a quilt. EE has frequent sales that will get you around $450 for a quilt.
 
I use a Nemo 0 degree bag. It's pretty awesome. The inflatable sleeping pads are great but I don't use them anymore. I started taking a foldable foam sleeping pad and I put it in my pack when hunting to use as a glassing pad. Also great to put your feet on while glassing and it keeps them pretty warm. I think its a Nemo switchback pad. The bag is a Nemo Sonic 0 degree.
Daypack... I used Kifaru and Initial Ascent for multiple days... but the eberlestock Team Elk bag is pretty awesome with the rifle scabbard built in.
 
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