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

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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.

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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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Quote from elmonoblanco :
i was researching too long as well it seems as i've found the same empty cart
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 slick1961 :
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.
Agree. This is a 27F comfort rated bag that weighs 3# and is 7.5Dx16L stuffed. Good price, but mediocre specs.
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Quote from slick1961 :
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.
Originally I didn't list it as down at all in the title, so I think he's just saying down vs synthetic (not commenting on fill level).

For what it's worth, I had an earlier version of this bag (before I got a deal and upgraded to their Helium - a 900 fill bag), and it was great.
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Quote from slick1961 :
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.
I don't recall saying that serious backpackers would prefer 650 fill power over a higher fill power. The point I was making was that it's a down bag, and 650 fill power* is certainly respectable. OP's initial post didn't say what kind of insulation. At $120 and from a respected brand like Marmot, it wouldn't be unreasonable if this were synthetic fill, so the fact that's its actually down is well worth noting up front. Most (but not all) serious backpackers prefer down over synthetic for the higher insulation to weight ratio and also superior compressibity.

Re: 650 vs a higher fill power: less bulk and weight is always preferable, but 650 power down is still very respectable. Higher fill power down comes at a much higher cost. And once you've made the jump from synthetic to down and then from the low quality down to 650, you rapidly enter diminishing return territory, requiring more and more money to get incremental increases in real world performance. This is a $120 bag and a relative bargain. "Serious backpacker" doesn't automatically mean someone willing to pay top dollar for expedition quality gear.

*For the uninitiated, fill power is a measure of how much volume, or loft, an ounce of uncompressed down occupies. One ounce of 500 fill power down will take up 500 cubic inches of volume. An ounce of 650 fill power down occupies 650 cubic inches, and so on and so forth. It's the material's ability to generate "loft" - dead air space between the camper and the outside environment - that's the primarily insulating attribute of a given material, not any thermal properties of the material itself.
Last edited by majorhavoc February 23, 2025 at 06:06 PM.
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ohboy62
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Would this be too heavy/hot for camping in the spring?
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spooky187
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Did an email sign up and took off an additional 15% off, making it 101.99.
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Quote from ohboy62 :
Would this be too heavy/hot for camping in the spring?
The answer is it depends on multple variables, in particular the temperature range you expect (and even then, it's advisable to bring something that works for lower temperatures than anticipated in case the weather is colder). Weight is relative too. If you're looking for a lighter bag for warmer weather use, there are other options on sale. For example:

https://www.marmot.com/equipment/...53703.html

It all depends on your use case.

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Quote from robmigliore :
Agree. This is a 27F comfort rated bag that weighs 3# and is 7.5Dx16L stuffed. Good price, but mediocre specs.
The stuff bag is that size but it actually stuffs smaller. And that's without a compression sack.
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AaronXD
Feb 24, 2025
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I have one of these and they are extremely warm. Good quality, but I do not recommend it unless you do cold weather camping. You will get too hot, have to unzip it, then fall out or get cold.
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Quote from slick1961 :
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.
Because people that arent serious backpackers dont care. Especially when they drive vehicle to the campsite.
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Confirming account creation fixed the "bug"
I got one for the kids. 650 or 9000 fill. They wont care Smilie
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lass.richard
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Great deal on a down bag from a respected brand 😍
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Was not playing on buying a new bag, but too good of a deal to pass up replacing my 20 year old sleeping bag. Can't pass up $100 sleeping bag that retails for $300.

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Can two people fit in this? Asking for a friend.
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I'm 6'1" and have broad shoulders, would the standard one work for me or should I opt for the long? Looking to buy my first sleeping bag

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