Mountain Hardwear Bishop Pass

The 30°F rating is an EN comfort limit, meaning it is designed to keep an average user comfortable down to that temperature. If you are a cold sleeper, you may want to pair this with a high-R-value sleeping pad or a liner to extend its range.

Yes, the Bishop Pass is designed to zip together with other compatible Mountain Hardwear bags. This feature is great for couples who want to share warmth, provided the zippers are on opposite sides.

When fully compressed, the bag packs down to about 7.8 liters. Its lightweight construction and down insulation make it highly compressible, fitting easily into the bottom of most standard backpacking packs.

The Bishop Pass accommodates users up to 78 inches, or 6'6". If you are near this height, the mummy shape provides a snug fit, so you may want to ensure you have enough room to move comfortably.

While the bag features a durable water-repellent finish on the shell to shed light moisture, down insulation loses loft when wet. It is best used in dry, three-season conditions, and you should always use a waterproof stuff sack to keep it dry inside your pack.

The contoured mummy cut is designed for thermal efficiency, which means it is narrower than a rectangular bag. While it is optimized for warmth, the footbox is shaped to allow for natural foot movement, which helps alleviate some of the restriction side sleepers often feel.