BASIC FACTS OF THE ALPINE SLEEP SYSTEM: ARGALI EQUIPMENT

[@LoveMountainAdventures]

Appreciate your integrity and honesty! I've used many bags over the years and in my opinion not everyone is transparent or consistent in design and ratings.

[@Argali]

@@LoveMountainAdventures Thanks, appreciate the comment!

[@Joerg31415]

I mean this is totally off topic but I finally got around to playing subnautica and the thumbnail general shape and color scheme of the sleeping bag gave me some serious Reaper Leviathan vibes in the back of my head :D

[@AndrewDasilvaPLT]

This looks a lot like Nanga designs - not in a bad way!

[@drewolm]

These bags look great. I was hoping however there would be a pad sleeve on the bottom. I can NOT stay on top of a sleeping pad without it. I toss and turn all night and always find myself half way on the ground.

[@Argali]

@@drewolm appreciate the comment. We discussed that in the beginning but opted not to because it would have led to a heavier bag.

[@nikolasshay3294]

I may be an outlier here but I thought i might just add this in case you're looking for some feedback. I'm currently in the market for a 1lb or less 40 degree comfort rating bag. 800+fill. I currently have an 850 fill 0 degree bag but it's overkill for most of my camping and hunting trips. Would like to drop 1.5 lbs of weight and even more bulk if possible. There's a ton of 650 fill bags on the market but they don't compress down much more than my 850 fill zero bag so I tend to not pull the trigger on them.

[@Argali]

@@nikolasshay3294 thanks! Appreciate the comments!

[@brianvandevanter367]

I would love to have one. Just can't afford them. I'm sure it's a 3-400 dollar sleep system. I don't even dare look!

[@jamescrews3516]

How much?

[@Argali]

Our Alpine 20 degree sleeping bag starts at $585 in regular length, with the Alpine 0 degree bag starting at $695 in the regular length. The bags will be available for purchase at January 15, 2025, at 9 a.m. MST. Link: argalioutdoors.com/alpine-sleep-system