Kelty Cosmic Down 20

Today we're checking out Kelty's line of cosmic 20 degree sleeping bags. These reliable, well-loved bags are known for their cost-effective performanc...

My only previous experience is with the Kelty Cosmic 20, which I have slept in Norway in August, temperatures down to 0 Celcius most nights, and always with my down jacket. Although I'm usually cold when I first get into the bag (probably because I'm not moving beforehand, and hence the down jacket), I'm quite warm and toasty by the morning. Sorry I don't have my lighterpack ready yet to share other aspects of my pack system!.

Used this bag several times now in a range of temperatures so feel I like can give a good review. Probably the best thing about this bag is that, for the price, it comes with DriDown, which resists moisture in humid or damp air (does not prevent your bag from getting soaked if exposed to rain though...

Upgrading from a cheap Kelty Cosmic down 20 bag that's more realistically a 35° bag. **- Need by date:** Early August JMT start date, earlier preferred to allow for shakedown hikes. **- Baseweight:** \~12 lbs without bear can. **- Location/s of use:** JMT, Sierras, SoCal, eventually PCT.

Sleeping bag is light weight and easy to carry around in hiking pack, fit nicely in my 1 person tent, I am 5'2, 117 lbs (small build) and felt like I was super snug without much room to move about. I used this so far on a 3 night camp out with my kids, first night was 34 degrees I had extra layers o...

Not super small but I would make room for it camping. Kelty Cosmic Down sleeping bag. This bag did well.

As others have said, it is a very nice, soft, comfortable bag. It is light weight and packs down nice. However, even with base layers and a jacket and a skull cap on I still got uncomfortably cold on nights down in the 30s. My friends with a $80 synthetic 0 degree bag slept like babies shirtless in ...

This budget option will get you to 30F, but not much further without modification. * **Klymit Insulated Static V Sleeping Pad $70**. * **Bag Option: Kelty Cosmic 20 (comfort rating is 32F) $170 (frequently on sale for less)**. ​.

Okay, so this is my first 'real' sleeping bag I've gotten. Over ther years that I've been camping, I've really only slept in bags from Walmart and while they do okay, it's nothing to brag about. This bag however, at first glance, feel, and being covered by it... wow. The bag looks cool as hell and i...

Second on the Kelty Cosmic. I have the down 20F. It's great for me to about 30 then I start adding extra insulation as needed. A Sea to Summit sleeping bag liner can make a huge difference.