
Sea to Summit Flame FMII Womens Sleeping Bag - Long
Sea to Summit's Flame range of sleeping bags has been specifically designed for women to provide high comfort and light performance for a demanding range of applications. All Flame sleeping bags are characterized by their ultra-light weight and minimal packing size as well as an excellent thermal performance. The Flame FmII's fully stitched vertical boxing chambers in the chest area contain extra down for added warmth. Continuously sewn horizontal chambers in the foot area minimize the weight. A half-sided zipper with two sliders allows a comfortable entrance and serves the additional ventilation. Optimized sizes offer more space on the shoulders and hips and the zipper channel prevents heat loss. Heat collar included. Ultra Dry DownUltraDry Down is a PFC-free water-repellant treatment applied to the down used in all Sea to Summit sleeping bags. UltraDry Down retains over 60 % more loft, absorbs 30 % less moisture and dries out 60 % faster when compared to untreated down – which means the down will insulate better even in damp conditions. The treatment also inhibits bacterial growth, making your bag last longer.
Sea to Summit's Flame range of sleeping bags has been specifically designed for women to provide high comfort and light performance for a demanding range of applications. All Flame sleeping bags are characterized by their ultra-light weight and minimal packing size as well as an excellent thermal performance. The Flame FmII's fully stitched vertical boxing chambers in the chest area contain extra down for added warmth. Continuously sewn horizontal chambers in the foot area minimize the weight. A half-sided zipper with two sliders allows a comfortable entrance and serves the additional ventilation. Optimized sizes offer more space on the shoulders and hips and the zipper channel prevents heat loss. Heat collar included. Ultra Dry DownUltraDry Down is a PFC-free water-repellant treatment applied to the down used in all Sea to Summit sleeping bags. UltraDry Down retains over 60 % more loft, absorbs 30 % less moisture and dries out 60 % faster when compared to untreated down – which means the down will insulate better even in damp conditions. The treatment also inhibits bacterial growth, making your bag last longer.
Sea to Summit's Flame range of sleeping bags has been specifically designed for women to provide high comfort and light performance for a demanding range of applications. All Flame sleeping bags are characterized by their ultra-light weight and minimal packing size as well as an excellent thermal performance. The Flame FmII's fully stitched vertical boxing chambers in the chest area contain extra down for added warmth. Continuously sewn horizontal chambers in the foot area minimize the weight. A half-sided zipper with two sliders allows a comfortable entrance and serves the additional ventilation. Optimized sizes offer more space on the shoulders and hips and the zipper channel prevents heat loss. Heat collar included. Ultra Dry DownUltraDry Down is a PFC-free water-repellant treatment applied to the down used in all Sea to Summit sleeping bags. UltraDry Down retains over 60 % more loft, absorbs 30 % less moisture and dries out 60 % faster when compared to untreated down – which means the down will insulate better even in damp conditions. The treatment also inhibits bacterial growth, making your bag last longer.
Sea to Summit's Flame range of sleeping bags has been specifically designed for women to provide high comfort and light performance for a demanding range of applications. All Flame sleeping bags are characterized by their ultra-light weight and minimal packing size as well as an excellent thermal performance. The Flame FmII's fully stitched vertical boxing chambers in the chest area contain extra down for added warmth. Continuously sewn horizontal chambers in the foot area minimize the weight. A half-sided zipper with two sliders allows a comfortable entrance and serves the additional ventilation. Optimized sizes offer more space on the shoulders and hips and the zipper channel prevents heat loss. Heat collar included. Ultra Dry DownUltraDry Down is a PFC-free water-repellant treatment applied to the down used in all Sea to Summit sleeping bags. UltraDry Down retains over 60 % more loft, absorbs 30 % less moisture and dries out 60 % faster when compared to untreated down – which means the down will insulate better even in damp conditions. The treatment also inhibits bacterial growth, making your bag last longer.
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The lowest price for Sea to Summit Flame FMII Womens Sleeping Bag - Long right now is $484.61 at Wallaroo Adventure Store, compared across 6 retailers.
The all-time low was $279.00 on 14 Jan 2025 — today's price is 74% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 13 Oct 2026.
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originally posted on seatosummitusa.com
I love love love this sleeping bag. It's beyond comfortable. I'm had some of my most comfortable nights of sleep (not just camping, but in general) in this bag. I have the 25 degree version and it definitely hasn't disappointed when it comes to keeping me warm in cold temperatures.The ultralight spec is also very appreciated -- this bag comes in handy when backpacking because it's super light -- a lot lighter than the ultra quilts that many recommend. Personally, I move a lot in my sleep so I prefer the mummy option to the quilt.5/5 stars, highly recommend.
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Bought this 35 degree bag to replace a very old 40 degree unisex bag that wasn’t ever very warm. Used the Flame for 2 nights when temp went to ~43 degrees and slept warm with the zipper open and my head bare most of both nights—so, this bag is warm. It fits 5’ me perfectly with plenty of room to sleep on either side or on my back + I love the extra fill in the foot box. I was also worried about the 10D shell and 7D liner with my 37# energetic dog sharing the tent—so far, no problems.I would prefer a full-length zipper so that it would have more versatility for use on warmer backpacks or thru hikes. I sleep cold but also have occasional hot flashes so the short zipper was almost a deal breaker. I will have to purchase a light-weight quilt for warmer hikes.I tried, ... MoreBought this 35 degree bag to replace a very old 40 degree unisex bag that wasn’t ever very warm. Used the Flame for 2 nights when temp went to ~43 degrees and slept warm with the zipper open and my head bare most of both nights—so, this bag is warm. It fits 5’ me perfectly with plenty of room to sleep on either side or on my back + I love the extra fill in the foot box. I was also worried about the 10D shell and 7D liner with my 37# energetic dog sharing the tent—so far, no problems.I would prefer a full-length zipper so that it would have more versatility for use on warmer backpacks or thru hikes. I sleep cold but also have occasional hot flashes so the short zipper was almost a deal breaker. I will have to purchase a light-weight quilt for warmer hikes.I tried, but did not have the hand strength to compress the bag entirely into the tiny compression sack provided. I used a larger waterproof sack and compressed it further by stuffing other things into my pack on top of it. I also thought the storage sack was too small and bought a large cotton storage sack to use instead.
originally posted on seatosummitusa.com
I bought the 15° bag. Used it two times in my backyard to double check temps before going to Grand Canyon (cold on the rim!) It is comfy and warm. I found it went to 30° comfortably for me. I added the down liner for colder temps, which worked down to 15° or so, with just a few cold toes (on a mat with 7+ r value), could go lower and maybe be a bit chilly. I am 5'7" /130 and decided on the long. I tried both, was really on the fence. I think I should have stuck with the regular, BUT I will say I can bring my knees all the way up in the long and that is surprising and pretty cool! It is lightweight and packs small. It's bigger than a water bottle tbh but not huge still, esp for a bag this warm. I would have liked the baffle to be bigger around my shoulders but it ... MoreI bought the 15° bag. Used it two times in my backyard to double check temps before going to Grand Canyon (cold on the rim!) It is comfy and warm. I found it went to 30° comfortably for me. I added the down liner for colder temps, which worked down to 15° or so, with just a few cold toes (on a mat with 7+ r value), could go lower and maybe be a bit chilly. I am 5'7" /130 and decided on the long. I tried both, was really on the fence. I think I should have stuck with the regular, BUT I will say I can bring my knees all the way up in the long and that is surprising and pretty cool! It is lightweight and packs small. It's bigger than a water bottle tbh but not huge still, esp for a bag this warm. I would have liked the baffle to be bigger around my shoulders but it works well enough. Zipper works great, no issues. The cinch for the hood is fine, little fussy to undo, esp if just loosening one side, but still not a big deal. Def recommend if you have the money. For the size and weight, it's a good product if you have the money.
| Color | Grey |
| Temperature Rating | 15F |
| Care Instructions | Store it in a loose, breathable bag |
| Closure Type | Zipper |
| Size | Long, Regular |
Sea to Summit Flame Ultralight Womens Down Sleeping Bag
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I love love love this sleeping bag. It's beyond comfortable. I'm had some of my most comfortable nights of sleep (not just camping, but in general) in this bag. I have the 25 degree version and it definitely hasn't disappointed when it comes to keeping me warm in cold temperatures.The ultralight spec is also very appreciated -- this bag comes in handy when backpacking because it's super light -- a lot lighter than the ultra quilts that many recommend. Personally, I move a lot in my sleep so I prefer the mummy option to the quilt.5/5 stars, highly recommend.
Bought this 35 degree bag to replace a very old 40 degree unisex bag that wasn’t ever very warm. Used the Flame for 2 nights when temp went to ~43 degrees and slept warm with the zipper open and my head bare most of both nights—so, this bag is warm. It fits 5’ me perfectly with plenty of room to sleep on either side or on my back + I love the extra fill in the foot box. I was also worried about the 10D shell and 7D liner with my 37# energetic dog sharing the tent—so far, no problems.I would prefer a full-length zipper so that it would have more versatility for use on warmer backpacks or thru hikes. I sleep cold but also have occasional hot flashes so the short zipper was almost a deal breaker. I will have to purchase a light-weight quilt for warmer hikes.I tried, ... MoreBought this 35 degree bag to replace a very old 40 degree unisex bag that wasn’t ever very warm. Used the Flame for 2 nights when temp went to ~43 degrees and slept warm with the zipper open and my head bare most of both nights—so, this bag is warm. It fits 5’ me perfectly with plenty of room to sleep on either side or on my back + I love the extra fill in the foot box. I was also worried about the 10D shell and 7D liner with my 37# energetic dog sharing the tent—so far, no problems.I would prefer a full-length zipper so that it would have more versatility for use on warmer backpacks or thru hikes. I sleep cold but also have occasional hot flashes so the short zipper was almost a deal breaker. I will have to purchase a light-weight quilt for warmer hikes.I tried, but did not have the hand strength to compress the bag entirely into the tiny compression sack provided. I used a larger waterproof sack and compressed it further by stuffing other things into my pack on top of it. I also thought the storage sack was too small and bought a large cotton storage sack to use instead.
I bought the 15° bag. Used it two times in my backyard to double check temps before going to Grand Canyon (cold on the rim!) It is comfy and warm. I found it went to 30° comfortably for me. I added the down liner for colder temps, which worked down to 15° or so, with just a few cold toes (on a mat with 7+ r value), could go lower and maybe be a bit chilly. I am 5'7" /130 and decided on the long. I tried both, was really on the fence. I think I should have stuck with the regular, BUT I will say I can bring my knees all the way up in the long and that is surprising and pretty cool! It is lightweight and packs small. It's bigger than a water bottle tbh but not huge still, esp for a bag this warm. I would have liked the baffle to be bigger around my shoulders but it ... MoreI bought the 15° bag. Used it two times in my backyard to double check temps before going to Grand Canyon (cold on the rim!) It is comfy and warm. I found it went to 30° comfortably for me. I added the down liner for colder temps, which worked down to 15° or so, with just a few cold toes (on a mat with 7+ r value), could go lower and maybe be a bit chilly. I am 5'7" /130 and decided on the long. I tried both, was really on the fence. I think I should have stuck with the regular, BUT I will say I can bring my knees all the way up in the long and that is surprising and pretty cool! It is lightweight and packs small. It's bigger than a water bottle tbh but not huge still, esp for a bag this warm. I would have liked the baffle to be bigger around my shoulders but it works well enough. Zipper works great, no issues. The cinch for the hood is fine, little fussy to undo, esp if just loosening one side, but still not a big deal. Def recommend if you have the money. For the size and weight, it's a good product if you have the money.
I have purchased several sea to summit products in recent years and have been very impressed with the quality. This is my first bigger purchase and I couldn't be happier. Both bags are as light as advertised (1.5 lbs bag and 8.8 oz for the size large liner) and super puffy. I plan to use the bags as a sleep system, with the 25 degree bag for most trips and the option of using the liner in addition for winter trips or alone for travel when in warm climates or sleeping on the couch.I didn't realize the liner also has a zipper part way down the side, which was a nice surprise. I chose the larger liner for more room at just one ounce more in weight; the two bags work perfectly together (except that they are really warm!). Not too restrictive, either, for a mummy bag, I ... MoreI have purchased several sea to summit products in recent years and have been very impressed with the quality. This is my first bigger purchase and I couldn't be happier. Both bags are as light as advertised (1.5 lbs bag and 8.8 oz for the size large liner) and super puffy. I plan to use the bags as a sleep system, with the 25 degree bag for most trips and the option of using the liner in addition for winter trips or alone for travel when in warm climates or sleeping on the couch.I didn't realize the liner also has a zipper part way down the side, which was a nice surprise. I chose the larger liner for more room at just one ounce more in weight; the two bags work perfectly together (except that they are really warm!). Not too restrictive, either, for a mummy bag, I find there is plenty of room. Not a fan of the rectangular storage bag but not a problem. Both bags stuff down amazingly small. Very impressed overall, great quality, can't wait to try them out.
Bought this sleeping bag for my 13yo daughter for overnight hikes. She used it this week on a 5 day canoe trip down Glenelg River. Overnight temperature was approx. 10 degrees and she claims she got hot most nights. Only negative she had was that with the half zip she couldn't open up the bag all the way when she got too hot. However, absolutely love this bag!! Feels thin and as light as a feather but is very warm and snuggly. Packs down soooo small!! I bought a small stuff sack for her new sleeping bag, mat, pillow and silk liner which now all packs down smaller than her old sleeping bag alone (and so much lighter). She likes that anti snag feature on the zip and says it works well. Thanks Snowy's for your great advice and service!
This sleeping bag is amazing! I absolutely love the womens specific design, which is also great for side sleepers. This is the best sleep I’ve had in the backcountry in 10 years, and paired with the womens specific sleeping pads (I use the Ether Light XT) I find that I am way more comfortable in the hips and legs than with unisex or mens sleeping setups. If I’d change anything it would be to add a bigger baffle around the face opening, since sometimes cold air slips. I got the 15 degree and it packs down small and is very light for such a warm bag! Haven’t had a very cold night in it yet but I think it’ll perform nicely when the weather starts to bite more
Super impressed! I co-lead a collegiate adventure leadership program, Bridge Adventure. We outfitted our group with the Flame Ultralight (both mens/womens) and Ether Light XT Air sleeping pads. Through an overnight trial run in Palo Dura and 3-night trek to the bottom of the Grand Canyon, they were phenomenal. Given the light weight and incredibly small packed size, I was skeptical of the temp rating. However, the rating was spot on. Thanks Sea to Summit for helping outfit our group!
I got this sleeping bag (the 35F) last spring, and it was truly awesome throughout last year's season - really fluffy and super warm for the weight and packed size. I'm not usually camping in particularly cold temperatures so the 35F is warm enough for me, I have taken it down to 3C and with a base layer on I was nice and warm all night!However, after I stored it over the winter in the supplied storage cube thing, this spring when I took it out again it never regained that nice fluffiness it had last year. I was hoping it would bounce back eventually, but now even after a handful of trips with it this year, lots of effort put into fluffing it back up and storing it loose on a clothes hanger in between, it still hasn't bounced back and is therefore not as warm ... MoreI got this sleeping bag (the 35F) last spring, and it was truly awesome throughout last year's season - really fluffy and super warm for the weight and packed size. I'm not usually camping in particularly cold temperatures so the 35F is warm enough for me, I have taken it down to 3C and with a base layer on I was nice and warm all night!However, after I stored it over the winter in the supplied storage cube thing, this spring when I took it out again it never regained that nice fluffiness it had last year. I was hoping it would bounce back eventually, but now even after a handful of trips with it this year, lots of effort put into fluffing it back up and storing it loose on a clothes hanger in between, it still hasn't bounced back and is therefore not as warm either. This is a huge disappointment, especially considering the price tag - for this price I would expect the bag to last more than one season. If the storage cube isn't big enough for the down to retain its loft, why was it even supplied? I know you're meant to store down bags outside of the stuffsack to prevent it from losing its loft, and I've always done so, but I now wish I hadn't used the provided storage cube and had just shoved it into a normal bag instead. I miss last year's fluffiness and warmth!
I have used this bag once since getting it. I normally sleep quite cold but was toasty warm with nighttime temps dropping to about 4 degrees. I was in a tent with a good, insulated sleep mat.The bag also packs down really really small, which is a great improvement on my old one. While ultra light, the fabric doesn't feel flimsy and the half zip was fine. In warm weather there isn't an ability to vent at the foot area but there is a massive weight and bulk saving by having just the half zip.
I'm raving about this bag to everyone I know. I traded in my regular 15 degree bag in favor of this one, hoping that I could get a smaller packed size, but have a warmer bag. I was able to get the Flame 15 degree into the Sea to Summit compression sack (size S) and still cinch it down! When I pulled the bag out to use it, I let it loft for about 20-30 minutes and it was so fluffy and warm to sleep in! I've now taken it out 1.) winter hammock camping and shoulder season tent camping. Both the bag did really well.Random things I like:+I love that the baffles change direction to keep the heat concentrated in areas that I want it.+The hood is so comfy to rest my face against+ I like my feet have a pocket to rest in, even when the bag is completely zipped open.+It ... MoreI'm raving about this bag to everyone I know. I traded in my regular 15 degree bag in favor of this one, hoping that I could get a smaller packed size, but have a warmer bag. I was able to get the Flame 15 degree into the Sea to Summit compression sack (size S) and still cinch it down! When I pulled the bag out to use it, I let it loft for about 20-30 minutes and it was so fluffy and warm to sleep in! I've now taken it out 1.) winter hammock camping and shoulder season tent camping. Both the bag did really well.Random things I like:+I love that the baffles change direction to keep the heat concentrated in areas that I want it.+The hood is so comfy to rest my face against+ I like my feet have a pocket to rest in, even when the bag is completely zipped open.+It lofts so well+zipper is smooth+ I am tickled that I have a unique serial number for my bagThings I wish were a little better+ I don't like the zippered dust bag that the bag shipped in. I think it compresses the bag too much. I wish it just came with a normal mesh bag, like other sleeping bags.All and all, if you are looking for a luxurious 15 degree bag... I'd pick this one. I am absolutely in love.
| Color | Grey |
| Temperature Rating | 15F |
| Care Instructions | Store it in a loose, breathable bag |
| Closure Type | Zipper |
| Size | Long, Regular |