The North Face Trail Lite Sleeping Bag

The Trail Lite is rated for 20°F (-7°C), which makes it a solid 3-season bag. While it can handle chilly shoulder-season nights, it is not designed for deep winter or sub-zero expeditions.

Down insulation can compress under the weight of your feet, which creates cold spots. By using synthetic insulation in the vaulted footbox, the bag maintains its loft and warmth even when your feet press against the bottom.

Yes. The bag is designed to accommodate a maximum user height of 72 inches, or exactly 6 feet. If you are right at that height limit, you may find the fit snug, which is typical for a mummy-style bag.

Yes, the 600-fill recycled down offers the same warmth-to-weight ratio and compressibility as virgin down. It is a sustainable choice that doesn't sacrifice performance.

It weighs 2.26 lbs, which is quite manageable for backpacking. It comes with a compression stuffsack that allows you to pack it down tightly, making it easy to fit inside or strap to the outside of your pack.

It is water-resistant, not waterproof. The finish will protect the down from light moisture and condensation inside your tent, but it should not be submerged or left out in heavy rain.