For that, however, you get 900gsm of 600 fill power duck down, making the bag lofty, comfy and a joy to sleep in. Packs small so fits into 85ltr rucksack bottom sleeping bag compartment, large extra storage bag is good.

As one of our expert campers, Craig revels in testing camping equipment and knows a sturdy shelter from on that will give up the ghost when conditions become challenging.Built for 4+ season camping, the Levithian EV bag will provide ultimate comfort on year-round adventures. The OEX Leviathan EV 900 also comes with a stuff sack and a storage bag that allows the bag to stay lofted when you’re not using it for any extended periods of time. 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. We’d bet that you’d see the Leviathan’s unmistakable off-yellow hue emanating from at least a quarter of them.

They tested the bag according to EN13537 (which is an industry standard means of testing how warm sleeping bags are), and having used the bag for over three years, we definitely have some thoughts on these numbers (which we cover below). Growing up just south of the glorious Brecon Beacons National Park, Craig spent his childhood walking uphill. Experience the lightweight and insulating benefits of a down sleeping bag with a hydrophobic finish that maintains its performance in damp conditions.OEX list this bag as having a comfort temperature of -9 degrees Celsius, a lower limit of -16 and an extreme rating of -39. It also comes with a huge shoulder baffle, a comfortable hood that can be cinched tight around your head, and a handy little pocket on the zipper, suitable for small nick-nacks in the night. the Leviathan EV 900 is also reasonably lightweight considering the temperatures this thing is built for. First of all, let’s look at the warmth: OEX claim that this bag can keep you comfortable down to minus 9 degrees Celsius when wearing nothing but baselayers.

The compression stuff sack lets you pack it down to a very compact and manageable size for packing and carrying. And a "summer" rating (we had 5 deg overnight in Devon, camping in early September) is nonsense when compared to the "winter" 13 deg it will be tonight in mid November. Who you are, what you eat, what you are lying on, who else is in the tent with you - it all counts, probably far more than the bag rating. Hell, just head into the Lake District in mid-January and take a peek into the various tents you spot. Really good quality materials used very soft and comfortable and i really like the design of the bag and the colour of black and lime.

The OEX Leviathan EV 900 is a lightweight and compact 4 season sleeping bag that will keep you warm in temperatures down to around -16°C. By rejecting non-essential cookies, Reddit may still use certain cookies to ensure the proper functionality of our platform. Ive used it this November in Scotland where temperatures just dipped below freezing and it was fine, just about. It comes with a handy compression sack, stuffing down to a very compact and manageable size for easy packing. However I can't find much online about it, has anyone got or owned one before and can give their thoughts on it?