"Excellent sleeping bag, used summer camping in the Alps and in Britain. I tend to sleep cold so this level of warmth was perfect for me for cooler summers, and nice and lightweight to carry, enabling me to easily carry all my backpacking gear in a 35-45litre sack."
— Diana
"I was really pleased with the minim 350 bag. Got a great discount in the PHD sale and have never looked back. It's been my go-to bag in the UK in all conditions, and coupled with a down jacket can go down to sub-zero temperatures easily. Also easily coped with a summer trip up in the Andes a couple of years back. I can't fault it really, does exactly what it's meant to at a very low weight. I'd definitely buy another when the time comes for new bag."
—James
"Excellent, performs very well and better than previous down bags that we've had from other suppliers such as Mammut and Mountain Equipment."
—Mark Wilson & Hilary Lade
"The bag has been used for UK backpacking trips, the TGOC and the Cambrian Way. To date the bag has lived up to its reputation it lofts well and retains it down fill and is superb for UK use, would even consider using on Alpine trips during summer months."
—Byron
"The bag is ideal for backpacking given its low weight and bulk. It is also more than warm enough and very comfortable in use. The main benefit of buying the bag in the sale was it allowed us to get a high quality bag, at reasonable cost, tailored to the needs of our 17 year old son who is 6' 8."
—Duncan
"I have used the bag quite extensively in a variety of conditions since I bought it: Alpine summer bivvy/camping (with a bivvy bag), the OMM mountain marathon, the Spine Race (with a bivvy bag), and Scottish winter camping (with a 3 season synthetic bag over it). For me, the bag is the right balance between warmth and weight as it's light enough to carry for long multi day things, and warm enough to ensure a decent night's sleep which is important for recovery the next day."
—Matt
"The sleeping bag has been excellent. I have used it for long distance walking and backpacking so it gets scrunched up and packed tight on a daily basis. Dampness hasn't bothered it too much, and it's still going. It has lived up to expectations, so very happy with it."
—Fiona S
"Great bag. I used it at the Fire and Ice race last year. With temperatures around zero and with high humidity I remained warm while many others didn’t. I would highly recommend it for any other similar ventures! ."
—Mark Gilbert, Canada
"I've found it the perfect general purpose sleeping bag. It's not too hot for sleeping on someone's sofa, it packs pretty tiny, and it’s good for 99.9% of southern UK sea-level-ish nights in a tent with clothes on and a decent sleeping pad. So there we go!"
—Chris
