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The BIG 4. JMT next summer.
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I can't speak for a WM Summerlite, but I've been using a Marmot Arroyo for about 6 years now. I've had it down to 15deg several times with a fleece hat, cap 2 baselayers and Smartwool socks. I can't tell you how many nights I've slept warn in it at 25-30deg but its been a lot. This bag has been everything I've needed. I'm 6'1" 185lbs and is roomy for me. I am although a very warm sleeper. One day when I get the money I am going to get a quilt for the wieght savings and also because I usually unzip my Arroyo and us it as a quilt down to abou 28deg. So if you are a warm sleeper like me go ahead and heed the advice already mentioned above and get a quilt. Unless however you are going to get a Marmot bag for Lady so you can zip up together. I zip up with my wife when she goes with me and wouldn't trade anything for that! Something to consider.
The Arroyo looks great, only 1 lb. Currently 20% off here (sale notice came in the last 10 minutes).
Not as warm as I'd like but 30F is better than 32 F.
They don't have a high quality down 25F or 20F bag, only a 15F bag, which to me is more than needed for my own preferences.
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