Marmot Paiju 10° Sleeping Bag

The Marmot Paiju 10° is a winter expedition bag built for genuinely cold conditions — EN ISO 23537 testing puts comfort at -6°C, limit at -13°C, and the extreme rating at -33°C, positioning it for high-altitude or winter terrain rather than general three-season trekking. The fill is RDS-certified goose down at 800 fill power, and at 1,170 g that works out to 90 g per degree of warmth — a solid figure for a winter bag, though the down isn't hydrophobic-treated, so it tolerates moisture less well than models with Down Defender-style finishes. The Pertex Quantum Air ripstop shell with DWR treatment keeps weight down while holding up to wind. A fitted, contoured hood, a draft collar, and a full-length draft tube are standard winter-bag features here, backed by an interior pocket. It's cut as a men's-specific fit; no stuff sack is included, but a roomier storage sack is — sensible for down, which shouldn't be stored compressed long-term. Built for hikers up to 182 cm who need a dependable cold-weather bag with traceable down sourcing.