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wench
34
Apr 8, 2018
My Marmot Women's Phase 20, that I have right here in front of me purchased in 2017, claims a lower limit of 9.5F and a comfort rating of 21.7F. Real weights, it came in at 1lb 12.5oz including the Marmot stuff sack.

Women’s Phase 20
  • Manufacturer's temperature rating: 20° F (-6.6° C)
  • EN lower limit: 18.5° F (-7.5° C)
  • EN comfort rating: 29.5° F (-1.3° C)
  • Packed volume: 393.6 cu in (6.4 L)
  • Packed dimensions: 6 x 12 in (15.2 x 30.4 cm)
  • Weight: 1 lb 13 oz (820 g)
ponyespresso
8
Apr 9, 2018
wenchthank you! I knew the women's EN ratings had to be different than the men's bag. How do you like your bag?
wench
34
Apr 9, 2018
ponyespressoI love it. I'm 5'7" and I fit perfect. It is wide for me, but I guess that is good, I'm a side sleeper and I turn in the bag without the bag turning...plenty of room for your knees. Before I purchased this one, I had a men's/unisex bag and it was 6ft and my feet were always cold as I had too much room for me to heat up inside. Also at first I was unhappy with the fact that the women's bag weighed more...until I realized that a wms 20 is essentially a mens 10 degree bag, and those ratings seem like BS to me anyways as I sleep cold. I was warm in this bag at 39 degrees wearing Patagonia Cap4 Thermals.
steve.p
0
Apr 9, 2018
wenchThere seems to be some complaints about the zipper being to small and hard to use. Do you find it an issue?
wench
34
Apr 9, 2018
steve.pI would say 1. ALL sleeping bag zippers get stuck. All of them and 2. No I don't find it an issue, just be careful ;)
steve.p
0
Apr 9, 2018
wenchThank you.