The Mountain Hardwear Bishop Pass 30F/-1C is the lightest three-season bag in the Bishop Pass line, EN/ISO 23537 tested to a 4°C comfort rating and -1°C limit, with an -18°C extreme figure that's a survival threshold rather than a usable sleeping temperature. It's filled with 350g of 650-fill-power duck down, RDS-certified, using horizontal baffles and a differential cut — the outer shell cut larger than the liner — to preserve loft without compressing it at the seams.
At just 810g and 7.8L packed, it's dramatically lighter than its Bishop Pass siblings, making it a reasonable choice for summer backpacking or as a supplemental layer when stacking bags for colder trips. The unisex cut, sized to 183cm, broadens the fit compared with the men's-specific cuts elsewhere in the range. It's coupleable with a second bag for two-person sleeping and ships with both a stuff sack for the trail and a storage sack for long-term loft retention at home.
Specifications
Comfort Temperature
4 °C
Limit Temperature
-1 °C
Extreme Temperature
-18 °C
Temperature Rating Standard
EN/ISO 23537 tested
Season Rating
3-season
Total Weight
810 g (1.79 lb)
Fill Weight
350 g (12.3 oz)
Packed Size ( Length x Diameter )
34 x 18 (1.1 x 7.1 ft)
Packed Volume
7.8 l (2.06 gal)
Insulation Type
Duck down
Fill Power
650
Shape
Mummy
Baffle Orientation
Horizontal
Differential Cut
✓
Zipper Side
Left
Zipper Length
Full length
Coupleable/Zip Together
✓
Shell Fabric
30D Plain Weave Nylon
Shell Denier
30 D
Liner Fabric
30D Plain Weave Nylon
Water Resistance
DWR treated
Draft Collar
✓
Draft Tube
✓
Hood Type
Fitted/contoured
Internal Pocket
✓
Stuff Sack Included
✓
Storage Sack Included
✓
Sleeping Pad Attachment
✓
Size Category
Regular
Maximum User Height
183 cm (6.0 ft)
Gender-Specific Fit
Unisex
RDS Certified Down
✓
Warmth-to-Weight Ratio f(x)
1.2 °C/kg
Fill Efficiency f(x)
0.29 °C/100g
Weight per Degree f(x)
810 g/°C
Bag Type
Mummy sleeping bag
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