Genuinely innovative and thoughtful details such as the vents for temperature regulation and waterproof footbox help elevate this sleeping bag from the competition. The Spoon shape lets you sleep in a range of different poses, and the extra space around the elbows and knees gives a satisfying amount of wiggle room for those who don't want to sleep rigidly on their back like a soldier. This is just about the comfiest sleeping bag I've ever slept in. Now to the important part of my Nemo Disco sleeping bag review: is it any good? Without a doubt, yes. I was camping with other journalists, so obviously we did not try this feature out. Opposite-sided zippers on the Men's and Women's versions let you join two bags together if you feel like snuggling up.
Nemo disco 15 full#
While you'll still need to be careful not to drench your Disco, Nemo has cleverly added a waterproof footbox, which will keep your toes dry and protect the down stuffing if your tent is plagued with early morning condensation.įinally, there's a full length zip with a generous padded buffer to keep the heat in. In a battle of down vs synthetic sleeping bags, down wins on providing more warmth for the weight, but it'll be ruined if you get it wet. The stuffing is 650 FP down, which is hydrophobic, PFC-free, 100% RDS Certified, and traceable to ensure humane treatment throughout the supply chain. It's surprising how much of a difference this slightly edited shape makes – I'd pick it over a classic Mummy shape any day of the week. I stuffed this with Nemo's Fillo pillow (opens in new tab) (which I was also super-impressed with), but you can of course bung whatever soft thing you have to hand in there to use as a makeshift cushion. This is good because there’s a built-in pillow slot, which obviously loses its usefulness somewhat if it’s behind rather than underneath your head. The idea is that it’s good for side-sleepers, because you can roll over to your side and, to some extent, raise your knees, without having to take the whole sleeping bag with you. It's not what I'd consider a 'classic' spoon shape, but whatever. This translates to a kind of elongated peanut shape, or one of those little wooden scoops you get with your ice-cream in the theatre, giving you extra room around the elbows and knees. On that front, Nemo has introduced a whole new shape: the 'classic spoon'. Really, this bag is all about the comfort.
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