FEATURES
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SOLACE 0 DEGREE SLEEPING BAG
$745.00
The PEAX Solace 0 degree sleeping bag is built for backcountry hunters facing late-season conditions where warmth, recovery, and dependable sleep are critical. Designed to balance thermal efficiency, mobility, and comfort, this zero degree sleeping bag helps hunters recover better and stay focused when conditions turn harsh.
- Lightweight 0 degree sleeping bag design delivers dependable warmth for late-season and cold-weather hunts.
- Arms Free Port system allows hunters to manage gear or stoke a stove without losing critical body heat.
- Stretch zone construction improves comfort and mobility while reducing insulation compression and cold spots.
- Spacious articulated footbox enhances warmth and comfort while eliminating pressure points during sleep.
- 850+ hydrophobic goose down insulation maintains reliable loft and thermal performance in damp conditions.
- Toray Airtastic fabric with DWR coating provides lightweight protection against wind, moisture, and condensation.
- Built specifically for backcountry hunters who need true recovery and dependable sleep in extreme mountain conditions.
TEMPERATURE - ISO TESTED - KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
- COMFORT: 16°F / -9°C
- LOWER LIMIT: 3°F / -16°C
- EXTREME: -36°F / -38°C
STANDARDIZED TEMP RATING TERMS
- COMFORT - The lowest temp an average WOMAN will sleep comfortably.
- LOWER LIMIT - The lowest temperature an average MAN will sleep comfortably warm.
- EXTREME - Survival rating for an average WOMAN.
TOTAL WEIGHT
- REGULAR - 2 lbs 14.5 oz - 46.5 oz
- REGULAR WIDE - 2 lbs 15.8 oz - 47.8 oz
- TALL - 3 lbs 3.8 oz - 51.6 oz
FILL WEIGHT
- REGULAR - 29.98 oz (850 g)
- REGULAR WIDE - 30.9 oz (875 g)
- TALL - 33.5 oz (950 g)
- Fill weight is an important metric to compare amount of down and overall warmth expectations.
FILL POWER
- 850+ Hydrophobic Grey Goose Down - IDFL Certified at 870+
- Responsible Down Standard Certified
- 90/10 Down to Feather Ratio
- Fill Power is the quality of down. The higher the number the more down or loft you get per ounce of down.
All DWR and treated down are PFAS FREE.
STUFF SACK/PACKED SIZE
19"L x 10"W x 10"H
DIMENSIONS
- THE BELOW ARE INSIDE MEASUREMENTS
REGULAR
- OVER ALL LENGTH - 80"
- SHOULDER GIRTH - 64"
- HIP GIRTH - 55"
- FOOT GIRTH - 43"
- ZIPPER LENGTH - 60"
REGULAR WIDE
- OVER ALL LENGTH - 80"
- SHOULDER GIRTH - 66"
- HIP GIRTH - 57"
- FOOT GIRTH - 44"
- ZIPPER LENG - 60"
TALL
- OVER ALL LENGTH - 85"
- SHOULDER GIRTH - 67"
- HIP GIRTH - 58"
- FOOT GIRTH - 45"
- ZIPPER LENG - 65"
A properly fitting sleeping bag ensures optimal temperature regulation by trapping and retaining heat efficiently. If the bag is too large, excess air space can lead to heat loss, while a too-small bag can compress the insulation, causing cold spots.
ARMS FREE PORT (AFP)
Innovative, zipperless baffles for unrestricted arm movement while preserving heat.
FOOTBOX
Offset baffles with multi-axis patterning maximize comfort and prevent down compression for a cold spot-free experience.
3 WAY ZIPPER
Easily regulate body temperature with 3-way YKK zippers featuring an anti-snag slider.
BAG TO QUILT (BTQ) SYSTEM
The stowable jacket-style hood and front center zipper enable the bag to transform effortlessly into a quilt.
STRETCH ZONE
Shirring sewing technique forms a stretch zone between waist and knees, providing flexibility for different body types without down compression.
DWR COATING
The hood and footbox use higher denier fabric with enhanced water resistance for continued loft even with moisture contact.
DESIGN & INNOVATION
Watch DESIGN & INNOVATION: The Making of the SOLACE 15 Sleeping Bag.
Frequently Asked Questions
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The Solace 0° is built for colder hunts where warmth and margin matter more than shaving every ounce.
It is the better choice for late-season elk and deer, high-elevation rifle hunts, extended cold snaps, Alaska or Canada trips, winter camping, and hunts where weather can turn from uncomfortable to dangerous fast.
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Yes. The Solace 0° is designed for hunters who need serious warmth in cold backcountry conditions.
That said, no sleeping bag works in isolation. To get the full benefit, pair it with a properly rated sleeping pad, manage moisture, eat enough calories, and go to bed dry.
Cold-weather sleep is a system.
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Yes, arguably even more useful.
In very cold conditions, opening your bag to use your hands can dump a lot of heat quickly. Arm ports let you handle basic tasks while keeping your core inside the insulation.
That is a real advantage when it is dark, cold, and miserable outside the bag.
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Yes.
The 3-way zipper allows you to regulate heat better than a traditional cold-weather mummy bag. That gives the 0° more usable range than you might expect.
Still, if most of your nights are mild, the 15° is probably the better choice.
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Buy the 0° if your hunts regularly involve colder nights, extended glassing in brutal weather, high elevations, late rifle seasons, or unpredictable mountain conditions.
The 15° is more versatile and lighter for most early season hunts. However, the 0° gives you more insurance in variable forecasts and getting cold is not just uncomfortable, it can ruin the hunt.
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Most outfitters recommend a 0 degree sleeping bag because conditions can change quickly. A 0 degree bag provides a margin of safety, ensuring adequate warmth for unexpected cold nights in the backcountry.