Stats| Weight | 2 lb 10 oz | | Max User Height | 6 ft | | Temperature Rating | 20 | | Shoulder Girth | 62 in | | Down Insulation | No |
| The North Face Cats Meow
4.1 out of 5 based on 16 user reviews.
Cred: 20 | | I used this sleeping bag for a one week backpacking trip in southern pennsylvania. The bag was lightweight, and very comfortable. There was enough room to be comfortable, but still be narrow enough to stay warm. It stayed around 30 and 40 at night, and I was very comfortable at night. I also appreciated the pocket to stuff items for a pillow. |
| Had difficulty with the zipper jamming at times. |
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Cred: 326 | | Going on year five with my Cat's Meow and it has been reliable, plus has nice features, good value as I purchased on sale |
| doesn't stuff so well any more - ? |
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Cred: 2509 | | lightweight, long fits my 75" length perfectly. Synthetic sheds water and dries fast. Packs tight. Zipper pull glows...that's fun! |
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Cred: 21 | | Review by jkrist on May. 08, 2009 |
| Light, comfortable, packs down well. Great three season bag. |
| Not 20 degree. 30 easy, but not 20. I had this in yosemite valley in january at around 20 degrees overnight and was pretty chilly, even when wearing extra cloths. |
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Cred: 668 | | -Lightweight.
-Comes with compression bag, shrunk down to the size of a volleyball, pretty amazing.
-Glow in the dark pull tag. |
| -Used it in about 30F at night and got a little cold. |
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Cred: 32 | | Overall I have nothing but good things about this bag, so I decided to turn in my "old faithful" and pick this on up. It does exactly what is supposed to do...Keep me warm. At the same time it is roomy and comfortable. This is a real quality sleeping bag. The stuff sack that has a roll down seal instead of a draw string is another nice touch. |
| It is so shiny, but not really an actual issue. |
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Cred: 9 | | Review by Sux2bU on Aug. 12, 2011 |
| I just returned from a 2 week canoe trip in the Canadian wilderness of Northern Saskatchewan. While several others in my party were cold, I slept very warm. I had no problem with the zipper as some have reported. |
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Cred: 68 | | It's light and I have yet to ever get cold in it. I sleep with a undershirt and shorts and the temperature always feels great. The accompaning compression sack is nice too. |
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Cred: 360 | | Review by iwish on Oct. 11, 2011 |
| Warm, light, durable. It replaced a bag I had for 14 years, so it has big shoes to fill. I have used for about 10 nights, 3 in yellowstone, warm down to 30 degrees. |
| The zipper sticks occasionally. |
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Cred: 5 | | I've used this a few nights camping and have a few friends that have it too. I've always been warm and like the design of the bag. I'd definitely recommend it. |
| Everyone has loved it and been warm except for one girl when we camped out at 4000 ft, 30-40F. |
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Cred: 54 | | really warm and very compact. have been nothing but happy with this purchase |
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Cred: 6 | | Review by kcwins on Aug. 03, 2008 |
| only a little over 2 lbs. |
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Cred: 9 | | Durable
Good warmth in cold weather
comfortable |
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Cred: 3 | | Footbox is a little tight |
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