Sleeping Bag Temperature Ratings for Backcountry Hunting — What the Numbers Actually Mean

A 20-degree bag does not mean you'll be warm at 20 degrees. The EN/ISO rating system
has a comfort rating and a lower limit — most hunters only read one of them.

Jay and Drew explain how temperature ratings are tested, what the difference between
comfort and limit means for a cold sleeper versus a warm sleeper, and how to pick the
right rating for Western hunting conditions where temps swing 40 degrees between noon and midnight.

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