EMS Apex 250 Square Sleeping Bag
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Our take on the EMS Apex 250 Square Sleeping Bag
The EMS Apex 250 is a rectangular synthetic sleeping bag rated to 14°F and weighing about 2.6 lb. The rectangular cut gives more room to move than a mummy bag, and the synthetic fill keeps working when damp. It sits in the budget-to-mid range for a three-season bag, and its price has held fairly steady recently.
- Rectangular shape leaves room for side sleepers
- Synthetic fill insulates even when wet
- About 2.6 lb is light for a rectangular synthetic bag
- 14°F rating covers most spring, summer and fall nights
- Simple design with few parts to fail
- Rectangular bags are less thermally efficient than mummy bags
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EMS Apex 250 Square Sleeping Bag price history
Lowest price we've seen: $24.99 on Nov 5 at Mountain Warehouse. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 5.
What reviewers say
Owners of rectangular synthetic bags like this generally value the room and the wet-weather reliability. Common complaints center on bulk and on temperature ratings that feel optimistic in real cold.
- RoominessPraisedSleepers like the extra space a rectangular cut gives over a mummy bag.
- WarmthMixedThe 14°F rating works for mild nights but feels optimistic below freezing.
- WeightCriticisedAt 2.6 lb it is heavy for backpacking compared with mummy bags.
Questions and answers
- Is the 14°F rating realistic?
- Treat 14°F as a lower limit for a warm sleeper with a good pad. Most people will be comfortable closer to freezing and above.
- Can I backpack with it?
- Yes, but at 2.6 lb and a bulky pack size it suits short trips better than long thru-hikes. A mummy bag saves weight and space.
- Does it work for side sleepers?
- The rectangular shape gives more room to bend your knees and roll over than a tapered mummy bag.
- Is it warm when wet?
- The synthetic fill retains much of its insulation when damp, unlike down. That makes it a safer choice in humid or rainy conditions.
- What temperatures is it best for?
- It fits three-season camping from mild summer nights down to around freezing. Add a liner for colder trips.
