Torchlight 20 Sleeping Bag by Big Agnes

Outfitter Services March 27, 2023
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Looking for a comfortable and warm sleeping bag for your next camping or backpacking trip? Look no further than the Big Agnes Torchlight 20 Sleeping Bag! This top-of-the-line sleeping bag is designed with your comfort in mind, featuring a water-repellent 600 fill DownTek™ that keeps you warm and dry.

One of the best features of this sleeping bag is its two zippered panels from shoulder to foot box that adds 5 inches of girth to each side, making it easy to move around and find the perfect sleeping position. The body-mapped baffle construction optimizes thermal efficiency while the 3D anti-snag draft tube prevents heat loss along the zipper.

The Big Agnes Torchlight 20 Sleeping Bag also comes with an insulated tube in the upper hood opening to keep out drafts when cinched, providing excellent warmth even on the coldest nights. And with its streamlined exterior loops for hang drying and storage, this sleeping bag is as easy to store as it is to use.

Specifications include a weight of 2 lb. 11oz., fill weight of Regular 21 oz. / Long 23 oz., and a bag size of Regular 60-70in. / Long 62-72in. The sleeping bag is made with a water-repellent nylon rip-stop shell and a polyester taffeta lining, and is PFOA and PFOS free.

Trust the Big Agnes Torchlight 20 Sleeping Bag to provide you with the ultimate in comfort and warmth on your next camping or backpacking trip!

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