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Your new best friend for three-season road trips.

The Marmot Trestles 30 Synthetic Sleeping Bag is a staple for summer surf trips, three-season backpacking, and overnight forays into climates. The Trestles' synthetic Spirafil insulation and wave construction provide protection from cool temps and retains its loft even if it gets slightly wet.

  • Rated to 30F, this bag is ideal for spring through fall backpacking trips
  • Two hang loops make storage a cinch
  • Included stuff sack

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4 5

Got me through nigh time on the trail.

  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

I brought this with me on a three day hike in Monongahela National Forest and it suited me well. Nigh time temperatures never dropped below 60 F, so I was well covered in the temperature department. Overall durability is nice, and it is comfortable. I just wish it packed down smaller but it was still small/light enough for backpacking. I also love the green color! All in all this is a must have sleeping bag for a backpacker who isn't going to be hiking in the winter.

Why should I consider right zip vs left...

Why should I consider right zip vs left zip? Why does this matter?

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It's just a matter of preference. Might be to do with which side of the tent you sleep on, maybe with which is your dominant hand, etc. It doesn't make a difference to the performance of the bag, it's just which side you're more comfortable using.

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I am right handed and I prefer the left zip. Its easier to reach across your body and grab the zipper then bend your hand to your shoulder and try to move the zipper down, easier for me at least.

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Also, with some bags offered in a right and left zip you can sometimes zip them together for a little snuggle time.

The Trestles is one of those bags that does have mateable zippers.

4 5

Versatile multi season bag

  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

I've used mine in many conditions. Obviously sometimes I fared better than others. From nights in the 80s in the summer to nights in the high 20s. It is my go-to summer bag while sleeping on the trail in a hammock. In the late fall or early winter if I'm in a tent I pair it with a Sea to Summit liner for added warmth and it's super cozy and comfortable. Much colder than that though and I'll opt for my warmer down bag. Mine has a quarter zip on the left side which I find really handy as well as a full zip on the right. Draw cords work well and are easily accessible. Haven't had any trouble with the included stuff sack. With it sinched down pretty tight it fits nicely into the bottom of my 65L bag. Good bag, good value, not too heavy.

5 5

A warm bag

I have used this bag just crashing at a friends houses and its perfect. I took it out for the first time hiking Mt. Shasta this weekend. I stayed at Horse Camp at 7,000ft. The bag kept me really warm the first night. Almost to warm. Not exactly sure what the temp was but when I first crawled in, im guessing it was around 60. Once it cooled down into the mid to upper 40's it was perfect.

Does anyone recommend a better compression...

Does anyone recommend a better compression sack for this bag? I have had zero luck getting it to fit into the stuff sack it came with.

5 5

Summer Bag

  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

I am a river guide in Oregon. This is my summer bag. I'm not back packing so it doesn't need to be feather light. I like the material, it feels soft against my skin but isnt so slick i think im gonna fall off my pad. The zipper is super easy to use, and rarely gets snagged, unlike my zero degree mountain hardware. I sleep confortably in 40-50 degree nights, and if it drops i add my bivy. I am surprised how much i have liked this bag, ive had it for two years and i sleep in my sleeping bag more than my bed. Two thumbs up.

4 5

Warm and comfy

I purchased this bag right before a trip to Manistee river loop. The first night, I got in it, I was impressed. With just some compression shorts and a shirt, I fell right asleep. I woke up the next morning to find my friend freezing her behind off. I hadn't even noticed that the temperature had drooped to about 45 degrees. I ended up tossing the bag over here while I made some breakfast. She finally fell asleep. The next night, we opened up my Trestles bag, and both slept warm.

How small will this compress to? Also what...

How small will this compress to? Also what is a good compression sack if I get this?

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It compresses to 18" x 8.5" with the included stuff sack. You could get it a bit smaller with an aftermarket sack (Granite Gear makes some really nice one).

4 5


  • Gender: Female

I used this back in a three-day/two-night hiking trip and was just fine. not too heavy, packed small enough (with ALPS compression sack) and was plenty warm for fall camping.

5 5

Marmot Trestles 30

I recently got this bag and I must say say it is very great. I have not used this bag in any trips yet but i layed down in my living room with the air conditioner at its coldest temperature then got snuggled in my Marmot Trestles 30 and was very warm. Overall it is a great bag. :)