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Marmot Men's Sawtooth 650 Fill Down 15° Sleeping Bag (2024, Dark Azure/Foliage)

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$120 or less

$299

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Marmot has Marmot Men's Sawtooth 650 Fill Down 15° Sleeping Bag (2024, Dark Azure/Foliage) on sale for $119.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to community member coopscoop for finding this deal.

Note: Some members have reported issues adding this item to cart. Creating an account before adding the item may help; otherwise try again later.

Alternatively, New Marmot Customers can receive a code for an extra 15% off for signing up for emails (signup at bottom of product page or via popup). This drops the price of the sleeping bag to $101.99 + Free Shipping.

Product Details:
  • RDS-certified 650-fill-power down with Down Defender to improve water resistance in wet conditions
  • Dual-side half zippers allow easy access; extended zipper flaps add blanket-like coverage when unzipped
  • Footbox zipper opens for extra space and closes for extra warmth and comfort
  • Internal stash pocket
  • Stuff sack and storage sack included
  • Standard length fits sleepers up to 6'0"

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  • Our research indicates that this is $21.92 lower (15% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting at $141.91 at the time of this posting.
  • Comes with a limited lifetime warranty.
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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Marmot has Marmot Men's Sawtooth 650 Fill Down 15° Sleeping Bag (2024, Dark Azure/Foliage) on sale for $119.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to community member coopscoop for finding this deal.

Note: Some members have reported issues adding this item to cart. Creating an account before adding the item may help; otherwise try again later.

Alternatively, New Marmot Customers can receive a code for an extra 15% off for signing up for emails (signup at bottom of product page or via popup). This drops the price of the sleeping bag to $101.99 + Free Shipping.

Product Details:
  • RDS-certified 650-fill-power down with Down Defender to improve water resistance in wet conditions
  • Dual-side half zippers allow easy access; extended zipper flaps add blanket-like coverage when unzipped
  • Footbox zipper opens for extra space and closes for extra warmth and comfort
  • Internal stash pocket
  • Stuff sack and storage sack included
  • Standard length fits sleepers up to 6'0"

Editor's Notes

Written by oceanlake | Staff
  • Our research indicates that this is $21.92 lower (15% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting at $141.91 at the time of this posting.
  • Comes with a limited lifetime warranty.
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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OP, I would seriously edit your post to indicate this is a 650 fill power down bag. For some that could be seen as a negative, but for the vast majority of serious backpackers it's a huge plus. Either way, it puts the sale price in useful context.


And not to quibble but it's $120, not $119. That whole rounding business, you know.

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Feb 23, 2025
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majorhavoc
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OP, I would seriously edit your post to indicate this is a 650 fill power down bag. For some that could be seen as a negative, but for the vast majority of serious backpackers it's a huge plus. Either way, it puts the sale price in useful context.


And not to quibble but it's $120, not $119. That whole rounding business, you know. Wink
Last edited by majorhavoc February 23, 2025 at 06:14 AM.
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Quote from majorhavoc :
OP, I would seriously edit your post to indicate this is a 650 fill power down bag. For some that could be seen as a negative, but for the vast majority of serious backpackers it's a huge plus. Either way, it puts the sale price in useful context.


And not to quibble but it's $120, not $119. That whole rounding business, you know. Wink

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ash78
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I just grabbed the 40 degree bag a couple days ago and really like it. Like a dummy I found it loose inside a mesh bag and thought it was a customer return. Nope...down bags especially are not good to store in stuff sacks (which was also included). Amazon also sent it in their largest box for some reason...
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Lomic
Feb 23, 2025
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Thanks, I was looking to finally move to a 3 season down bag for the upcoming season and was waiting for a good deal from a good brand, and this looks it.

They also have long and wide varieties on sale on their own separate product pages (just search "sawtooth"), but for a little more since they obviously use notably more down to fill. I need a long bag and it ended up $131 after email signup coupon.There's also cash back sites, but no guarantee that'll work since the email signup coupon is not listed on those sites.
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satellite779
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Quote from ash78 :
I just grabbed the 40 degree bag a couple days ago and really like it. Like a dummy I found it loose inside a mesh bag and thought it was a customer return. Nope...down bags especially are not good to store in stuff sacks (which was also included). Amazon also sent it in their largest box for some reason...

Amazon?
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ash78
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Quote from satellite779 :
Amazon?

Yep, it was the $80 deal on the Long version. I'm only 6'2" but that extra length helps a lot.

Amazon and Marmot have been keeping most of their prices in lockstep.
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XealO
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FYI, this is the regular version that can accommodate folks 6' or shorter.

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toruksense
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I have seen reviews where for instance this sleeping bag can accommodate someone up to 6 feet, but they are like 5'9" and prefer (and are happy with) the long version instead of the standard size. I can understand maybe people wanting to stuff clothes at the bottom of the sack sometimes, but are there other pros or cons to wanting to get the long version if you are say 5'9"?
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Quote from toruksense :
I have seen reviews where for instance this sleeping bag can accommodate someone up to 6 feet, but they are like 5'9" and prefer (and are happy with) the long version instead of the standard size. I can understand maybe people wanting to stuff clothes at the bottom of the sack sometimes, but are there other pros or cons to wanting to get the long version if you are say 5'9"?
Some potential pros:

Extra room if you don't like a close fitting mummy bag and/or tend to shift around or sleep on your side, etc. As you note, also more space for items like clothes, heated water bottle, being able to pull the bag over your head entirely, etc.

Potential cons:

Extra weight and extra bulk if you're backpacking, especially for longer trips where it's important to reduce weight and maximize space.

More room also means more air for your body to heat, so you can end up being more cold than you would in a more fitting bag (that's one reason why many bags have the mummy shape in the first place).

These may not be issues depending on use case (e.g., car camping or moderate climates that don't get too cold).

A few other things to note. I have some different Marmot down bags (yolla bolly) and find them to be good quality with nice materials and features. I expect that this bag has a nice shell, high quality zippers, etc. It does have a draft collar which is good for colder temperatures, but doesn't appear to have a full zip - I think it zips partway down on both sides. That may help dump heat and control the temperature when it's warmer, but some people may be expecting a more conventional full zip from shoulder to foot. Since this is a 15 degree bag, I can understand the design choice. The foot zipper to add space at the bottom of the bag is interesting, although I have no experience with them.

This is a good deal for a quality down bag with a low temperature rating.
Last edited by SmartCemetery2830 February 23, 2025 at 03:44 PM.
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Quote from majorhavoc :
OP, I would seriously edit your post to indicate this is a 650 fill power down bag. For some that could be seen as a negative, but for the vast majority of serious backpackers it's a huge plus.
Curious why you think the vast majority of serious backpackers would rather 650 fill power over a higher fill power. Why would anyone want to carry more weight with more bulk for the same temperature rating? Obviously the lower price point is one pro, but the only one I can think of. Given the choice, serious backpackers would choose less weight and bulk every time. Perhaps you are comparing down to synthetic insulation, which then would make more sense, but that is not how I interpreted your post.
Last edited by slick1961 February 23, 2025 at 03:45 PM.
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anyone get an empty cart after trying to checkout?
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elmonoblanco
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Quote from lusid :
anyone get an empty cart after trying to checkout?
i was researching too long as well it seems as i've found the same empty cart Frown
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Quote from elmonoblanco :
i was researching too long as well it seems as i've found the same empty cart
[IMG]https://static.slickdealscdn.com/images/smilies/frown.gif[/IMG]
You might want to keep checking because I've seen things go out and then come back in stock on Marmot's website during sales.
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Quote from elmonoblanco :
i was researching too long as well it seems as i've found the same empty cart Frown
I was getting the same thing, creating an account fixed it

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Quote from SmartCemetery2830 :
You might want to keep checking because I've seen things go out and then come back in stock on Marmot's website during sales.
edit:
Account creation did fix the glitch
Last edited by elmonoblanco February 23, 2025 at 04:14 PM.

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