Mammut Sleeping Bag Sizes

December 13, 2022January 20, 2024 by Egle Goleckyte

Imagine being able to go on camping trips all year round—even in the dead of winter. With a Mammut sleeping bag, that’s a reality. These bad boys can keep you warm even in the harshest conditions, and they come in a variety of sizes to suit your needs. Plus, they’re incredibly comfortable, so you’ll be able to get a good night’s sleep no matter where you are.

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Investing in a Mammut sleeping bag is an investment in your outdoor adventures. Plus, Mammut has been in the business of making sleeping bags for a long time, and they’ve definitely learned a thing or two over the years.

For example, did you know that Mammut used to make sleeping bags for the Swiss Army? The brand has indeed come a long way since then, and these days they make a wide range of sleeping bags for different applications and climates. They have down sleeping bags, synthetic sleeping bags, and even children’s sleeping bags. Plus, they have a range of sizes to accommodate just about anyone.

Sizing is very critical for sleeping bags. And ride-or-die campers know that choosing a perfect-fit sleeping bag is not a walk in the park. After a few trials and errors, they mostly realize that even a sleeping bag from the best brand may not have the best performance if its size doesn’t correlate.

More of that is discussed below as we shed some light on Mammut sleeping bags, their sizes, and how to grab yourself a perfect fit. Besides, you’ll get the grips of what matters most when it comes to sleeping bag sizes.

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Mammut Sleeping Bag Sizes Table of Contents

Mammut sleeping bag size chart (by model)
How do you know what size Mammut sleeping bag to get?
How thick are Mammut sleeping bags?
Frequently Asked Questions

Mammut sleeping bag size chart (by model)

Model	Size	Fill weight (grams)	lbs	Diameter (cm)	in	Height (cm)	in	Zipper length (cm)	in	Packing volume (litres)	Maximum body size (cm)	in	Dimensions (in)	cm
Tyin MTI	Regular	2275	5.00	28	11.2	38.5	15.4	90	36	24.7	180	72	11.4 x 15.4 x 36	28.5 x 38.5 x 90
	Long	2430	5.36	28	11.2	38.5	15.4	90	36	26.8	200	80	11.2 x 15.4 x 36	28 x 38.5 x 90
Protect Fiber Bag -18C	Long	1770	3.90	31	12.4	34	13.6	137	54.8	–	220	88	20 x 12 x 12	50 x 30 x 30
Perform Down Bag -7C	Long	450	1.00	23	9.2	28.8	11.52	160	64	–	220	88	‎7.48 x 6.3 x 4,2	19 x 16 x 10.5
Relax Down Bag 0C	Long	300	0.66	22.5	9	–	–	188	75.2	–	220	88	‎16 x 13 x 6 .	40.6 x 33 x 15.2
Perform Fiber Bag -7C	Long	1100	2.43	29	11.6	32	12.8	160	64	–	205	82	32 x 12 x 12	81.2 x 30.5 x 30.5
Relax Fiber Bag 0C	Long	770	1.70	22	8.8	26.5	10.6	188	75.2	–	220	88	12 x 7.5 x 7	30.5 x 19 x 18
Nordic Down 3-Season	Regular	400	0.90	22	8.8	31	12.4	160	64	5.8	180	72	77.6 x 31.2 x 20	‎194 x 78 x 50 cm
	Long	450	1.00	23	9.2	29	11.6	160	64	6.1	195	78	77.6 x 31.2 x 20	‎194 x 78 x 50 cm
Nordic Down Spring	Long	290	0.64	23	9.2	28	11.2	160	64	5	195	78	77.6 x 31.2 x 20	194 x 78 x 50
Nordic OTI 3-Season	Long	1070	2.36	23	9.2	31	12.4	160	64	8.2	195	78	64 x 24 x 20	160 x 60 x 50 cm
Nordic OTI Spring	Long	660	1.46	23	9.2	28	11.2	160	64	6.2	195	78	16 x 8 x 8	40 x 20 x 20 cm
Grevling EMT	Long	450	1.00	18	7.2	22	8.8	160	64	2.5	221	88.4	88.4 x 35.6 x 24	221 x 89 x 60 cm
Cotton Liner EMT	Regular	450	1.00	22	8.8	29	11.6	160	64		195	78	80.4 x 28.8 x 20	201 x 72 x 50
Protect Down Bag -18C	Long	950	2.00	29	11.6	30.5	12.2	137	54.8		195	78	19 x 17.2 x 14.26	48.26 x 43.18 x 35.56
21c	Regular	2380	5.25	34.5	13.8	31.5	12.6	122	48.8	–	180	72	19 x 17.2 x 14.26	48.3 x 43.2 x 35.6
Perform Fiber Bag -10C	Long	990	2.18	29.5	11.8	31.5	12.6	145	58		205	82	20 x 12.8 x 12	50 x 32 x 30
Ajungilak Kompakt winter	Regular	1230	2.7	19	7.5	27	11	180	70	9.5	180	72	72 x 24 x 4	‎180 x 60 x 10
Long	1350	3	20	8	27	11	180	70	12	195	78	78 x 24 x 4	‎195 x 60 x 10
Ajungilak Kompakt 3 season	Regular	850	1.90	19	7.5	27	11	180	70	7.4	180	72	72 x 24 x 4	‎180 x 60 x 10
Long	930	2.10	20	8	27	11	180	70	8	195	78	78 x 24 x 4	‎195 x 60 x 10

How do you know what size Mammut sleeping bag to get?

Two things that are directly subjective to your size choice are the length and width. The measurements of the Mammut down sleeping bag should be close to your body measurements (height and width). However, the bag measurements are advised two inches up or so because of the changes in body size you experience when you lie down. Your spine tends to spread out or decompress while your body stretches out and your feet fall forward.

This is why a 5-foot-tall person will fit into a 6 or 7-foot-tall sleeping bag. As you look for warmth, you also look for a luxurious space that allows for stretching out and maintains a good sleep quality. The thickness of the perform-down bag also determines its size. The thicker you choose the longer and wider the bag will be.

Different designs also inform your size choice. For instance, the ajungilak Kompakt winter sleeping bag is designed to be thick so as to offer great performance during the cold season or mountain camps.

These bags are generally bigger from head to toe as they are curated to provide as much warmth as possible and comfort. The bags have thick hoods too that protect you from sleeping disruptions from rustling sounds.

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How thick are Mammut sleeping bags?

The thickness of the sleeping bag varied with its design. Below is a chart showing the different sleeping bag volumes against their length and width measurements.

Stuff Sack Size	Weight	Dimensions	Volume	Your Best Sleeping Bag
XS	3.8oz 108 g	6.5 x 15” 17x38cm	475ci 7.8L	Down 30 degrees + Mummy Sleeping Bag
S	4.8oz 136g	7.5×17” 19x43cm	675ci 11L	Down 15-20 degrees + Mummy Sleeping Bag
M	5.1oz 144g	8.5×19” 22x48cm	975ci 16L	Down 0 to 10 degrees + Mummy Sleeping Bag
L	6.1oz 173g	10×20.5” 25x52cm	1400ci 23L	Down -10 to -20 degrees Mummy Sleeping Bag
XL	6.9oz 196g	11×22” 28x56cm	1900ci 30L	Down -10 to -20 degrees Mummy Sleeping Bag
XXL	8.5oz 241g	13×24” 33x62cm	2700ci 45L	Synthetic -20 degrees Mummy Sleeping Bag
XXXL	9.5oz 269g	14×26” 33x66cm	3500ci 57L	Winter Synthetic Rectangular Sleeping Bag

Women’s perform down bags are often thicker than men’s because women tend to lose more heat at night than men. Ajungilak lightweight bags are therefore not famous among women.

Key takeaways

While getting your sleeping bag measurements, consider the hood, and your shoulder and hip girths. Average men go for shoulder circumferences between 60 and 64 inches. Men with narrower shoulders can get sleeping bags that are up to 58 inches wide. Bigger men than average can get up to 66 inches wide sleeping bags.
For the hip, most women’s sleeping bags feature a hip girth of 60 inches while those of men are 58 inches. A properly-sized hood will perfectly wrap around your noggin and stick to your head as you turn.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the different shapes of Mammut sleeping bags?

Mammut sleeping bags come in three shapes: mummy, rectangular, and semi-rectangular. Whichever shape you choose, be sure that it suits the kind of camping you’re setting out for.

Mummy: this is the go-to sleeping bag when out for warm camping areas. The bag is lightweight with high packability. The upper part of the bag is wide and has some snug fit around the leg area. Hence, it is the most efficient at retaining warmth. While the snug fit reduces the air space to which warmth may be lost, it is termed restrictive and less efficient for serving comfort.

Rectangular: taking the shape of a rectangle, the sleeping bag is not tapered and is highly recommended for comfort. While this allows for much stretching out, it is not so effective at retaining heat. It’s also not a go-to for heavy campers either. Take it out during hot seasons, when you’re looking for more comfort than warmth. The ajungilak kompakt sleeping bag perfectly falls under this category.

Semi-rectangular: this goes between the rectangular and mummy sleeping bags. They are taken out by campers looking for warmth and comfort. While they are not as great for warmth as the ajungilak 4 season sleeping bag, semi-rectangular sleeping bags are effective for fair-weather camping.

Does Mammut have sleeping bags for tall people?

Yes! Mammut sleeping bags are designed for heights of up to 6 feet 6 inches. Men’s Mammut performs sleeping bags come in two standard lengths; average (best for up to 6 feet heights) and long (up to 6 feet 6 inches heights).

The brand produces the same height standards for different designs to avail a variety of options for different heights. However, lightweight sleeping bags have thinner linings, hence, have bigger wiggle room. Taller people could easily fit in them.

What is the lightest Mammut sleeping bag?

The angulikan summer sleeping bag. According to ajungilak sleeping bags reviews, these bags are the most ideal for hot weather or hiking tours. Their thin layers allow air circulation and reduce the chances of overheating.

This feature makes the bags very easy to wash, pack and carry when hiking. For campers who aren’t much concerned by weight, these are a great deal of sleep restoration after a long tiring day.

Conclusion

The most important thing to keep in mind when buying Mammut sleeping bags or indeed any sleeping bag for that matter is that each bag is designed for a specific body length. So be sure to check the dimensions before you make your purchase.

Also, consider how you like to sleep. Do you like to curl up in a ball, or stretch out and sleep flat? This will help you determine which size is right for you.

And finally, don’t forget to take into account the climate where you’ll be using your bag. A colder climate might call for a bigger bag, while a warmer climate might require a smaller bag.

We hope this guide was helpful! If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask in the comments. We’re always happy to help you find the perfect Mammut sleeping bag size!

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