OEX Leviathan EV 900 Lightweight Down Sleeping Bag, Hiking, Sleeping Bags for Adults, Camping Essentials, Camping Gear, Camping Accessories, Festival Essentials

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I’ve had the OEX Leviathan EV 900 for a few years now, and I’ve slept in it at varying temperatures in different climates. If you went for a Rab Ascent 900 (or any 4 season bag) for the cold, you’ll hate it in the warmer months and also be lugging around unnecessary weight.

It’s easy to throw this thing into the bottom of any backpack, and you can vacuum seal it in a dry bag to mould it into an optimal shape. You’re then left with a mouldable pouch that you can manipulate into whatever shape you want — for conveniently fitting into any compartment in your pack. As he got older, the hills got bigger, and his passion for spending quality time in the great outdoors only grew - falling in love with wild camping, long-distance hiking, bikepacking and fastpacking.It comes with a compression stuff sack to help you optimise packing space - using the compression stuff bag, it will pack down to approximately 33cm x 27cm. Admittedly, I’m a very cold sleeper, so I always have to shave off a degree or two when considering the temperature ratings of bags. By rejecting non-essential cookies, Reddit may still use certain cookies to ensure the proper functionality of our platform. Either by design, or due to the fact that nobody else is brave enough to make kit in this colour, it’s easy to spot Leviathan EV 900s lurking in the back of many a YouTube video.

I've found the OEX Leviathan EV 900 sleeping bag which seems to be have good stats of having a lower comfort limit of -16c and a weight of about 1. the Leviathan EV 900 is also reasonably lightweight considering the temperatures this thing is built for. the bag won’t weigh you down on your adventures and comes with a compression stuff sack for space-saving on wild camps and multi-day expeditions, as well as a breathable mesh bag which helps the down relax during longer storage periods at home.In our experience, we’ve comfortably slept in this thing in nothing but baselayers down to -5 or -6 degrees Celsius, though we wouldn’t push it further than that without a liner or without wearing a warm jacket inside. Truthfully, my only gripe with the bag is in fact the thing that matters least when you’re deep in the backcountry: the color.