Big Agnes Storm King
The Big Agnes Storm King is perfect for staying warm and dry on crisp and shivery nights with a 0-degree rating and 650-fill down insulation. A WRM nylon outer shell keeps moisture and humidity out while an extremely roomy rectangular design affords campers more should and leg room for a comfortable, cozy slumber. Like its brother, the Big Agnes Pomer Hoit, the Storm King is lightweight at just over 3 pounds and lacks bottom insulation. Insulating pads can be inserted through a back slip and this, coupled with the ingenuitive bottom, makes the Storm King a great lightweight and warm solution for light winter camping.
Winter campers say the Storm King performs as billed. While it’s not a great bag for absolutely frigid conditions, they say it’s perfect for maintaining tepid temperatures and dry feet in 0-degree weather. Day climbers love how lightweight the Storm King is, and say they barely notice it in their packs when climbing big slopes. This bag isn’t too hot for car camping, either, so it is a great solution for overnight and weekend trips on the ‘light’ side. Backpackers say insulation pad insertion is quick and easy, and provides all the bottom insulation needed from a comfortable, roomy rectangular bag.
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Comment by scott
i just bought a stormking o deg bag. i like to sleep army crawl style. spent 2 nights out, the 1st night it got down to -4 with 10 mph winds . i was warm ok sleeped in wool poly longsjohns and a fleace shirt . i always use down booties (my feet get cold fast). i was great pleanty of good sleep. the nxt night no wind i was even warmer. great bag cant wait to get to coloroda next oct. there are lighter bags but i move around a lot i found a great bag at a great price .