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The Roman Palm Passport is compact, lightweight and reliable. It is every backpackers dream sleeping bag with its high-quality lightweight materials which ensure maximum temperature to weight ratio while remaining breathable and compact.
Features, such as the extra fill around the feet and the anti-snag system to stop zippers getting caught that truly make this bag stand out from the “me toos”.
- Rated to -5 Deg C
- Independently European Norm (EN) tested to ensure temperature ratings are accurate
- Middle Layer
Thermaspace liner constructed with an advanced insulation technology is lightweight and breathable, reflects heat inside the bag to prevent body heat loss and maintain desired warmth rating. - Fill: Insufil Thermo – Top of bag 220g m2, Bottom of bag 180g m2, Feet top of bag 260g m2, Feet bottom of bag 220g m2
- Outer: 40D/280T Nylon Diamond Ripstop to minimise wear and tear
- Inner: 75D/210T
Microweave Fibre for soft touch comfort - Compression bag for space saving during trek or travel.
- Tapered shaped for extra warmth around the feet and legs
- Full zipper to allow
bag to be used as a blanket - Curved Hood for complete closure
- Available in left and right to join bags together
- Anti-snag SBS zippers
- Hanging loops for drying or airing
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Reviews
(13)
4.1
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(13 reviews)
Too small
-The width of the sleeping bag makes it difficult to roll over in your sleep.
-Sceptical about the -5 rating.
-compacts down to good size.
Warm and snug
Camped out in caves in the Budawangs for 3 nights. It was pretty cold with a cold wind. I feel the cold and so was pleasantly surprised how warm and comfy it was in the Roman. Very happy with this purchase.
Too short
This bag is cosy, I've just slept in 1degree with a S2S liner and I am super warm. This bag will do 0 no problems. BUT it is short, there is no way the 185cm height claim is realistic, I'm 178 and I can't pull the bag up over my shoulders nor use the snug around the head. It's also very narrow around the shoulders, I'm used to sleeping in mummy bags and this thing feels tight all over compared to my mummy bags, mostly shoulder room. Will I survive in this bag the odd occasion I'm camping at 0degrees ? Most likely. Will I enjoy sleeping in it? No. If your shorter than me by 10cm, then you'll love this bag. Otherwise I cannot recommend it as a true cold weather bag.
Sep 27 2018
Thanks for your feedback, Rich... although I'm sorry to hear that you're not loving your new sleeping bag. Your comments will be very helpful for those looking for a new sleeping bag, especially for those that are around 175-185cm tall.
Thanks again, Laine :)
Nice and toasty.
Had a cooler night than anticipated and had no problems with the bag keeping me nice and warm. It is a bit of a snug fit around the leg area though and can feel a bit tight if you roll around in your sleep. I'm roughly 180cm tall.
My only problem is that one of the compression straps has snapped off the tail end of the bag after stuffing the sleeping bag back in its home after the third use.
Roman Palm Passport -5°C Sleeping Bag
Perfect for intended function which was a relatively compact packed bag comfortable to 0 degrees that will maintain warmth when wet.
The synthetic insulation is the best choice of camping where the bag may become damp or wet and that's what happened to me. I only realised the bottom half of the bag was wet when I got up in the morning and got out of the bag. Perfectly warm and the temperature was around 2 degrees C.
Excellent price for the performance, weight and size. Best bag in this price range.
Highly recommended!
Q&A's (8)
Sleeping Bag Liner1 answer
Which Roman Sleeping Bag Liner fits this product best?
G'day Richard,
I'd recommend looking at the Roam Silktex liners in either a rectangular or mummy shape, but if you'd prefer the comfort of cotton they also make rectangular and mummy options there for you. They'll just be a bit bigger/heavier than the Silktex. I try to avoid using the 'travel' liners with the pillowcase attached as you really don't need it in a sleeping bag.
Will this suit 186 cm male?1 answer
Will this suit 186 cm normal to skinny built male?
At 186cm the user will be right on the edge of suitability for this sleeping bag Betissa, my recommendation would be to look for something longer. The Extremelite is a little longer, and cheaper, but not nearly as warm or efficient. The next option is more expensive but is a much better bag, this bag is the Sea To Summit Voyager.
Black Wolf has a new bag called the Equinox, and I've just noticed that these are not online. They are in a similar price range to the Roman Palm series and look to be about 5-10 cm longer than the Palm series too. I'll work on getting these online in the next few days.
Is this bag rated to -5 comfort or extreme?2 answers
Hi - I'm trying to work out whether the -5 rating for this bag is comfort or extreme? The Roman website is not very helpful....I'm looking for a lightweight bag to take on the Overland Track in January that won't break the bank. Thank you!
G'day Nathan,
The -5° rating on the Roman Palm Passport Sleeping Bag (-5°) is the comfort rating temp.
G'day Nathan,
I reckon you'd be on a winner there, during summer in Tassie the Roman Palm Passport Sleeping Bag should suit you well.
Will this bag accommodate larg people1 answer
My chest measures 135 cm, will,this bag be a comfortable fit?
G'day Peter,
The Roman Palm Passport Sleeping Bag has an internal chest girth of 140cm. So whilst it'll be a little tight, you should still be able to fit into it relatively comfortably.
192cm male1 answer
What's the length of the bag up to the hood? Even though it says the max height is 185cm, the fact that the external dimensions are 210cm makes me think it would be fine for a 192cm male.
G'day Rob,
I've just re-measured the Roman Palm Passport, and the internal length of the bag up to the hood is 185cm, so I think this model is a little bit too small for your height Rob.
Is this sleeping bag suitable for hiking overland track Tasmania end of June/July 20161 answer
sleeping in tents
Stuff sack1 answer
I need a replacement stuff sack As I lost mine. What size do I need for this bag?
If I buy two of these can I join them to make a double?1 answer
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