The Guide Gear -15F sleeping bags are extremely warm. It was down to -7F in this bag one cold December evening and stayed comfortable. The fleece lining is a major bonus. Semi-rectangular so more comfortable as well. Sized for larger people, so put a fleece or blanket at the foot of the bag. Easily unzips to form a quilt as well.
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