I've Never Seen A Sleeping Bag Do This Much! | Sea To Summit Ascent Down

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  • Опубліковано 18 чер 2024
  • The Sea To Summit Ascent Down Sleeping Bag has been updated for 2024. After several nights of use with this bag, I break down the features, specs and my experience with this incredibly versatile sleeping bag for backpacking and camping.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 45

  • @Sugar_bug
    @Sugar_bug 11 днів тому +2

    I bought this bag last month. Absolutely love it. It is really roomy and with all those features, it only weighs about 2 lbs. my feet get really hot at night so the ability to open the foot box and stick my feet out is priceless for me.

  • @fergpatrick
    @fergpatrick 6 днів тому

    Got last years model at a deep deep discount. Love the bag. Also like that you can attach a quilt to those snaps at the top and bottom. The S2S quilt is pretty expensive but hoping to DIY something to get a few more degrees out of it. Thanks for the review.

  • @DaveOffGrid
    @DaveOffGrid 12 днів тому +7

    Whoa you got S2S to send u a bag?! Movin up to the East side! 😂 Nice! $500 for a 36oz bag that has 750 fill?! Hellllll noooo 😂 Add more for the compression sack. Like the features but for $500 I'm getting a Bentley of quilts, 1000 fp down and that thing better weigh under 20ozs. Nice video Devin!

    • @tomlovesdiy
      @tomlovesdiy 11 днів тому

      I thnk I saw it on sale for (only) $325. I don't think so.

  • @ilya8348
    @ilya8348 12 днів тому +1

    Sea to summit came up with a really amazing design! Bought myself Traverse (same design, just synthetic). What I really like it's when it is warm at night I can unzip the left side and the bottom and unfold it to a blanket. Plus I can zip it together with my wife's Venture bag into a two-person bag!

    • @BackcountryExposure
      @BackcountryExposure  12 днів тому +1

      Love it! Clearly there’s more you can do with the bag than what I’ve shown. Which is great!

  • @andreasweber7828
    @andreasweber7828 10 днів тому

    Have the Spark3 since ‘22 and it’s almost perfect. But it’s zipper is a massive problem for people that don’t appreciate getting trapped in a sleepingbag . That’s something S2S has to address quickly or they’re losing customers. My next bag will be a Pajak for it is great value and super high quality ( and they’re zippers actually work )

  • @TheRealSteveEllis
    @TheRealSteveEllis 12 днів тому +1

    Interesting product, thanks for reviewing this as I didn’t know such a thing existed. I’ve got options for backpacking which are mostly lightweight and come with various sacrifices. This seems a reasonable option for a quick overnighter or car camp

  • @garyhoffman1
    @garyhoffman1 10 днів тому

    Wow! Perfect timing! I have been surfing the webs for days looking for something that matched my needs and gave up. Then this popped up on my feed. I did a quick search and a local mom and pop shop had it in stock and they are running a 31% off everything over $300. Great deal so nabbed it. Thanks, dude!

  • @nabwong
    @nabwong 11 днів тому

    I love the dual side zippers!

  • @davidshirley6850
    @davidshirley6850 12 днів тому

    Looks like a great option if not crazy about quilts but like some if the benefits of a quilt, favorite feature is zippers on left and right

  • @wolfeadventures
    @wolfeadventures 9 днів тому

    What’s your budget pillow choice?

  • @LousyFIBs
    @LousyFIBs 12 днів тому

    I love the zippers on both sides just for the reason that sometimes my sleeping bag won't open on the side of the tent/hammock that I want it to (since there is only one zipper)

    • @BackcountryExposure
      @BackcountryExposure  12 днів тому +1

      I agree 100%! I had that comment in the video, but cut it out to shorten the video a touch. But you’re right.

  • @davidcooper8390
    @davidcooper8390 12 днів тому

    The Ascent is a cool bag and kind of hits that middle ground between entry level(600 fill bags) and the UL expensive (900 fill) bags

  • @rodoutdoors
    @rodoutdoors 11 днів тому

    That's kind of funny you can sort of walk around in it like a big down space suit lol

  • @syindrome
    @syindrome 12 днів тому +2

    Shocked that for only $130 more you can get an absolutely top of the line Western Mountaineering Terralite which is warmer, lighter AND roomier!

    • @BackcountryExposure
      @BackcountryExposure  12 днів тому +1

      You do lose out on the versatility. It’s all in what checks the boxes for the user.

    • @Colby168
      @Colby168 11 днів тому

      I’m getting the Terralite for Christmas! Do you have one? Do you love it? What’s the lowest temp you’ve had it in and felt comfortable? Only 2 lbs. I don’t need all the bells and whistles. I have the Nemo Disco 15 and it’s roomy and great but it’s 3lbs. Just trying to put together a lighter set up without compromising on comfort.

    • @waltbates8257
      @waltbates8257 11 днів тому

      Absolutely, the versatility I get with my western mountaineering megalite is amazing. 6’6” bag, conservative rated at 30deg comfort, lots of wiggle room, horizontal baffling permits relocating the down to top (when colder) or bottom (when warmer), full length zip within 6” to the end of the bag, lifetime guarantee (to the original owner when purchased from WM retailer) at a weight of 1lb 9oz for long version! Taking it to Colorado with me next week. Sleeps warm for me but unzipping or moving the down around takes care of it. Compresses well to minimize size in pack. Really been a great bag. Campsaver looks to be really discounting them (reg and long versions) at the moment. I really enjoy your videos but will stick with my WM!

    • @Place2Nest
      @Place2Nest 10 днів тому

      @@Colby168 Agreed! I have Nemo Disco 15 with same challenge. Ended up splurging on Zenbivy UL.

  • @Kids-ky7bm
    @Kids-ky7bm 12 днів тому

    What's the tarp you have strung up? Looks cool!

    • @BackcountryExposure
      @BackcountryExposure  12 днів тому

      It’s a UGQ Hanger Tarp with the pole modification.
      It should be available here soon, the pole mod that is.

  • @michaelstoddard1606
    @michaelstoddard1606 12 днів тому

    Have you had the chance to look at the Ampex hybrid sleeping bag? I see that Costco is/was carrying them as part of a camping package with the Ampex Tent. Even Amazon is currently selling them at a 20% discount at only $104.
    I would really be interested to know if the Ampex bags are any good.
    Thanks!

    • @BackcountryExposure
      @BackcountryExposure  12 днів тому +1

      I have one of the Ampex sleeping bags, but haven’t had a chance to use it yet. I believe it’s a 30° bag, and it’s been too cold here to use that rating yet. But it’s coming at some point. Same with their sleeping pad.

    • @michaelstoddard1606
      @michaelstoddard1606 11 днів тому

      @@BackcountryExposure
      Thanks! Hope it warms up a bit for you soon. We just got the sleeping pad as well! Looking forward to seeing/hearing how the Ampex bag measures up.

  • @mulreid
    @mulreid 12 днів тому

    I have the previous version of this bag and I have no idea what the difference is apart from the colours have changed. I noticed you had a comfort plus xt sleep mat on a cot bed. That’s the comfiest mat ever but it’s very heavy. What are your thoughts on it.

    • @BackcountryExposure
      @BackcountryExposure  11 днів тому

      The fabrics are a little different. I also had the previous one too. I don't recall that previous gen having the quilt clips.
      Yes, that XT pad is really good. The dual chambers is unique and makes it super comfy. It's more bulk than I'd like, but I'll carry it on short weekend trips, especially if I am base camping and not really moving.

  • @fairwind8222
    @fairwind8222 12 днів тому

    Very interesting, i love sea to summit products but this look a lot like Nemo and thet I really fanboy, nothing will get me out of my Nemo bags!

    • @fairwind8222
      @fairwind8222 12 днів тому

      Ok , I few buck less and I might leave my Nemo home for a night, I’ll give it a try

    • @BackcountryExposure
      @BackcountryExposure  11 днів тому

      Many sleeping bags look similar. :)

  • @tomlovesdiy
    @tomlovesdiy 12 днів тому

    Nice features. Expensive. Heavy. Once again the zipper(s) are on the sides. I make my bags with a long zipper on the top/center. Think about it. Need to bent? Slide the top/center zipper down. Get in or out from left or right side? Easy. Manufactures. Please figure this out.

    • @BackcountryExposure
      @BackcountryExposure  11 днів тому

      I've tried a couple of bags with center zips and I wasn't a fan of them.

    • @tomlovesdiy
      @tomlovesdiy 11 днів тому +1

      @@BackcountryExposure I haven't seen them. Why not a fan? What brands? thanks

    • @BackcountryExposure
      @BackcountryExposure  11 днів тому

      @@tomlovesdiy Outdoor Vitals and Mountain Hardwear have had them. I would get cold coming through the zipper if the draft tube wasn’t sitting right. The zipper also requires two draft tubes instead of one, and it’s more fabric for the zipper to get caught in. I also found the zipper pull at my face to be uncomfortable when closing the hood up for cold nights.

    • @tomlovesdiy
      @tomlovesdiy 10 днів тому

      @@BackcountryExposure I understand. Improperly insulated zippers in any location let in a lot of cold. When I make my bags (top/center zip) I fill the baffle with Climachield, SOL emergency blanket and down. The small Climashield batt helps keep a good coverage. Its noty sewn through and is about 4 inches wide. A few velcro tabs keep it in place. The zipper doesn't go all the way up. Stops a couple inches from the top. The top is closed with a velcro strap. I don't like zipper pulls against my face. Creepy tickle... Really appreciate your channel and that you engage with your viewers. Thanks. Tom

  • @user-or3tk9ej5o
    @user-or3tk9ej5o 11 днів тому

    Oh heck no! Car camping??

  • @oliolioli.
    @oliolioli. 12 днів тому

    The sad thing is that this and the Zenbivy Bed are just worse and more expensive attempts at replicating the Sierra Designs Backcountry Bed. Sad that Sierra Designs sold out and jumped off a cliff.

    • @BackcountryExposure
      @BackcountryExposure  12 днів тому

      Funny story, Mike, the founder/owner of Zenbivy designed the Zenbivy bed before the SD backcountry bed, and he’s actually who designed the Backcountry Bed.

    • @oliolioli.
      @oliolioli. 12 днів тому

      Now if only he could get those patents from SD…