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11. Best sleeping bag I have ever owned.

    I own a -60 degree rectangular bag. I have camped all my life from age 8 to present. I have owned walmart bags, sierra design bags, mountain hardware bags, north face bags, marmot bags, and many more than i can remember.
    
    The only thing I can say against this bag is it weighs in just under 9 lbs.
    
    SO WHAT it will save your LIFE or keep you alive as it did me.
    
    I have now used my bag for 2 winters now at 9600 feet.
    
    I have experienced nights from -34F to anywhere around 32F. This bag performs like no other, even at the lowest temperatures you will have no idea how cold it is outside the bag. The large over hang of material around the zippers keeps me warm, although on the lowest of days (-25F or below) I would certainly recommend socks as your body has less heat to disperse to those areas. Duh... your torso and head give off more heat. I use this bag to stay alive on a daily basis during winter as I work 16 -12 hours a day and don't have time to go home and commute again if I want a good sleep. I sleep in my car and store the bag in a xl dry bag that is a duffle. Not only do I survive I thrive. If it is above 20F be prepared to unzip as you will be HOT. I have spent over 90 days sleeping in this bag over 2 years at 9600 FT. No other bag I have found is up to the task or will last longer. Thanks Jerry, and all those working behind him. You make a truly unique product.

    – Tony

12. Lamilite Socks definitely worth it

    Purchased a pair of the 13inch Lamilite socks after speaking with the owner Jerry on size recommendation. I have no idea what sort of sorcery is involved in the manufacturing process, but my feet legit stay dry after wearing for several hours at a time in high activity. You expect your feet to be soaked because of the feel of the material on your bare feet, but nope, they stay dry.
    
    Definitely recommended for higher aerobic activities in cold weather.

    – Jason

13. Edited do add

    My Wiggys bag is not next to me, as I sit here typing, but your sweater is on the door behind me, your 6oz liner is next to it. Your nomex 6 oz shirt is in the front clothes closet, Head to toe arctic stuff is in a stuff sack in my bedroom. Socks and fishnets are in my dresser bottom drawer. I'm sitting typing in your 3oz. liner. I know where your sleeping bags are, but I keep my clothes closer.
    
    Regards, Jim

    – James Huffaker

14. Nothing but Wiggys

    Just the other day I educated some folks re yous. I told them of my experience with your products, and they said they would contact you. I have no idea if that in fact happened, but big boy rules. All I can do is educate.
    
    If I was Zar of military purchases, every soldier, coasty, sailor or airman would have Wiggys sleeping bags and pads and clothes. Maybe that would be enough to entice Wiggy to reestablish his clothing line. Just as there is no replacement for his bags and pads, under the doctrine of your clothing as your first and perhaps your only line of protection, that we survive out of our pockets, totally independent shelter, based on the worst the location and season can muster. Heed the forecast, and realize local conditions are not necessarily regional conditions, based on the historical weather record for where you are/going recognizing that records are made to be and likely will be broken. There is no replacement for his clothes, just no wear no warm clothes. Depending on when or where, that can be life threatening.
    Yes, with your Wiggys bag and pad and perhaps a tarp or tent, that no matter what, if you can get into that bag, you will be warm. Sometimes, mobility is necessary part of my survival. Wiggys from head to toe, in layers, mix and match, his Freedom sleeping bag can be another layer, as well as a sleeping bag, I can thrive ongoing in any conditions this side of space or under the ocean.
    I teach his bags and his pads, and his clothes, unaffected by moisture or compression, doesn't support combustion (Nomex available, doesn't burn), clothes mitigate environmental hypothermia, and his bags treat environmental or traumatic hypothermia. Not either or but and, please.
    
    Regards, Jim

    – James M. Huffaker

15. HOME INVADED BY WIGGY'S!!!

    4 comforters, 2 Urban Antarctic parkas, fishnet drawers, & a dog jacket later, all is well. Safe & warm. Latest purchase was 4th comforter for sister & brother in-law for use in their motorhome when travelling. They LOVE it! Sounds like they'll be using it at home also. Works best in close contact with body. Too many attributes to list. BOTTOM LINE: KEEP 'EM COME'N, ACE!!!!

    – DAVID S.

16. Lifetime guarantee !

    Hello Wiggys,
    
    Just wanted to thank you for your finely crafted products and over-the-top customer service.
    I’m totally impressed and recommend Wiggys whenever the subject of outdoor gear comes up.
    Thanks again for standing behind your products.
    
    Be well,
    
    Frank in Arizona

    – Unknown

17. Thanks for adding to the work of Gerry Cunningham and keeping it alive.

    I will order a pair of your fishnets soon. In the mean time, here is a picture of a parka I made from a pattern in Gerry's other book, Lightweight camping equipment and how to make it.
    
    The parka is over 40 years old and has a few extra ventilation holes.
    
    It is made from Fairlane nylon, a type of taffeta that I believe Gerry recommended.
    
    Thanks also for providing reasonably priced fishnet underwear with the Gerry-approved size of holes. You are also keeping the work of Norwegian fishermen alive.

    – Robin

18. DALTON HYWAY....IN THE WINTER

    BEING FROM PHOENIX AZ. , I HAVE MADE MANY DRIVES TO ALASKA,SEVEN ALTOGETHER , TO VISIT MY DAUGHTER WHO LIVES IN EAGLE RIVER, ON TWO TRIPS IN THE 90s I WENT TO PRUDOE BAY IN THE WINTER, ALWAYS CAMPED JUST NORTH OF COLD FOOT, AT 40 DEG. BELOW, MY WIGGYS THAT I PURCHASED KEPT ME COMFORTABLE,
    IT CAME WITH TWO BAGS THAT GO INSIDE EACH OTHER AND A PILLOW
    BEEN DEER AND ELK HUNTING IN COLORADO AND NORTHERN AZ.AND NEVER HAD TO USE THE TWO BAGS TOGETHER
    THE ONLY TIME I NEEDED BOTH WAS IN ALASKA, THE BAGS ARE STILL AS GOOD AS NEW, ON ONE TRIP I WENT TO LOOK FOR THE FACTORY IN
    GIRDWOOD...GAVE UP AND HAD A WONDERFUL STEAK AT THE DOUBLE MUSKIE.
    THANK YOU FOR MAKING A GREAT SLEEPING BAG....
    I AM 79 YEARS OLD NOW AND WILL BE MAKING MY LAST TRIP TO ALASKA THIS MAY, AS MY DAUGHTER IS MOVING TO WASHINTON STATE ,WIDBY ISLAND
    I HOPE THAT THE CANADIAN BORDER WILL BE OPEN ?
    
    

    – BILL

19. wiggy’ sleeping bags are the BEST

    I have seven sons, all Eagle Scouts, and learned about Wiggy sleeping bags while camping in northern Idaho! One of my son’s bought a Wiggy’s Super Light and while he didn’t go camping with us that winter, I borrowed his Wiggy bag. Best night sleep ever!
    After that I have purchased more than 10 Wiggy’s bags for my family and never worry about sleeping comfortably any more.
    I tell all I can about Wiggy’s bags and the guarantee! Simply the best!!!
    Live in Logan Utah now

    – Larry Johnson

20. Just MAKE THE SALE!

    In response to your recent commentary about the bottom line of most places, I was working in a sporting goods store in the 1970's. A guy came in, and said he needed a sleeping bag for a trip to Alaska. I told him we didn't have a bag that would work for him, and he should go to a local climbing shop. The thanked me and left. My boss just about fired me, because I wouldn't lie to a customer, we simply didn't have a bag that would protect him where he was going. I will not misrepresent (read lie) to a customer just to make a sale, I quit. So, this has been going on forever, and probably predates Wiggys, but we have come full circle. I won't use it if it doesn't have a Wiggys label and anybody dumb enough to listen to me knows never less than his 0-degree bag, Ideally the FTRSS version, and his pad.
    
    Regards, Jim

    – James Huffaker