Roman Extremelite Zero Sleeping Bag (0°C)

G'day Lachie, 

I've just looked into this for you, and the user height is definitely off. At 185cm, you would definitely fit into this bag.

Thanks so much for letting us know, I've just had that updated so that it doesn't confuse anyone else. Sorry about that Lachie! 

G'day Sean,

I've just double checked this one with our display model and yes you can zip two of the Roman Extremelite Zero Sleeping Bags together. It's worth noting however that because the bags are tapered, they'll create a trapezoid type shape. 

Hi Colleen,

I'm not familiar with the temperatures you would expect in Mongolia during June and July, but I would look for a bag that has a comfort rating at or just below the average minimum temperature you expect to be sleeping in. The EN13537 standard measures comfort rating for the average person, keeping in mind that there are a number of variables, and if you are a particularly cold sleeper then you may want to look for a bag warmer than the standard recommends.

For women, look at the Comfort Rating (not Lower Limit) of the bag for those under the EN13537 standard, this is the best estimate for the average woman to sleep comfortably in a relaxed position. On bags not rated under the EN13537 standard, the manufacturer has just used their best guess. I would put the comfort range of such bags, including this Roman Extremelite bag, about 5 degrees above the manufacturer's recommendation, in this case, 5 °C.

If you want a good value bag that is rated under the standard, check out the Roman Palm Series of bags, they are a little bulkier but more reliable in their ratings.

I hope this helps.

G'day Beth,

Sleeping Bags aren't usually rated to seasons, rather degrees celsius. However, a 0C degree bag as the Roman Extremelite Zero Sleeping Bag is would be considered a 1-2 season bag at best.