Marmot Angel Fire Sleeping Bag

The Angel Fire is cut specifically to accommodate a woman's anatomy, typically featuring a slightly narrower shoulder width and a wider hip area compared to unisex bags. This design reduces dead air space, allowing the down insulation to trap heat more efficiently around your body.

The 25°F rating is generally considered the 'limit' rating, meaning it is designed to keep an average sleeper comfortable down to that temperature. If you tend to sleep cold, we recommend pairing it with an insulated sleeping pad with a high R-value to prevent heat loss from the ground.

The footbox features a zipper system that allows you to open it up for ventilation on warmer nights or seal it tight to trap heat when temperatures drop. It provides a nice level of versatility if you find your feet often get too hot or too cold while sleeping.

No, the bag is not waterproof. The 650-fill down is treated to resist moisture, which helps the insulation maintain its loft and warmth if it gets slightly damp from condensation or humid conditions. You should still use a waterproof stuff sack to keep it dry inside your pack.

Dual zippers make getting in and out of the bag much easier, especially if you are sharing a tent or need to adjust your position quickly. They also allow you to vent the bag from either side, giving you better control over your internal temperature without having to unzip the entire bag.

At 2.8 lbs, this bag is a solid choice for backpacking, balancing warmth and weight effectively. While there are lighter, more expensive ultralight options on the market, this bag offers a great blend of comfort, durability, and sustainable materials for most multi-day trips.