Is the NEMO Disco good for side sleepers?

Yes. The Spoon shape is wider at the shoulders and knees, so side sleepers can bend their legs without pressing the down flat. It is one of the main reasons buyers pick it over a standard mummy bag.

How cold can I sleep in the 30°F Disco?

Treat 30°F as a survival limit, not a comfort rating. Most campers use it comfortably in mild three-season weather and add a liner or layers for nights near freezing.

What is the Endless Promise program?

NEMO takes the bag back at the end of its life and recycles it fully. It is a take-back scheme, not a repair service, so plan on sending the bag in when it is worn out.

Does it come in sizes for tall people?

Yes. The Long fits users up to 6'6" and adds length and girth over the Regular. Shorter sleepers should stay with the Regular to avoid extra dead space.

What is included with the bag?

It ships with a stuff sack and a storage bag. The pillow pocket and draft collar are built into the bag.

How does it compare with the NEMO Riff?

The Riff is the lighter, more tapered mummy-style option with a similar Spoon influence. The Disco trades some weight and pack size for more room and the Thermo Gills venting.