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The North Face

The North Face Dolomite One 15 Degree Sleeping Bag

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Modular Two-layer

Design for adaptable use across

Top Layer

Rated to 50°F for warmer-weather

Mid Layer

Rated to 30°F for cool

Combined Layers

15°F comfort rating

Main Body

Non-PFC DWR finish

$200.00
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SKU: WX2*0745735

Overview

Built for campers who want one sleep system that can adapt as conditions change, this bag combines layered versatility with a roomy rectangular shape. The top layer is suited for warmer nights, the mid layer handles cooler weather, and using both together brings the comfort rating down to 15°F. A fleece lining on the mid layer adds a softer feel inside, while bottom-opening zippers provide extra ventilation when temperatures rise. It also includes an internal phone/watch pocket and a non-PFC DWR finish on the main body for added weather protection.

Why Hunters Choose the The North Face

Three-layer System

Adapts from warmer nights to

Top Layer

Is rated for 50°F comfort

Mid Layer

Is rated for 30°F comfort

Combined Layers

15°F comfort rating

Rectangular Shape

Roomy sleeping space

Key Features

  • Modular two-layer design for adaptable use across changing temperatures
  • Top layer rated to 50°F for warmer-weather comfort
  • Mid layer rated to 30°F for cool nights outdoors
  • Combined layers provide a 15°F comfort rating
  • Main body uses 50D cire polyester taffeta with non-PFC DWR finish
  • Includes an internal phone/watch pocket and bottom-opening zippers for ventilation

Best Used For

  • New campers wanting a versatile sleeping bag for changing temperatures and simple layering options.
  • Hunters needing a roomy rectangular bag for cool-to-cold nights in camp.
  • Users who want separate warm-weather and mid-season layers for flexible trip planning.
  • Campers prioritizing a soft mid-layer lining and an internal pocket for small essentials.
  • Outdoor enthusiasts looking for a single bag that adapts from warmer weather to colder conditions.

Specifications

Combined Comfort Rating15degF (-9degC)
Comfort Liningpolyester
Insulation30% recycled polyester cut-staple insulation
Internal PocketInternal phone/watch pocket
Main Body Material50D cire polyester taffeta
Mid Layer Insulation Typesynthetic insulation
Mid Layer Liningfleece lining
Mid Layer Rating30degF (-1degC)
ShapeRectangular
Top Layer Insulation Typesynthetic insulation
Top Layer Rating50degF (10degC)
Water Repellent Finishnon-PFC durable water repellent (non-PFC DWR) finish
Zipper AccessZippers open from the bottom

Pros

  • Three-layer system adapts from warmer nights to colder conditions.
  • Top layer is rated for 50°F comfort in warmer weather.
  • Mid layer is rated for 30°F comfort on cool nights.
  • Combined layers provide a 15°F comfort rating.
  • Rectangular shape offers a roomy sleeping space.
  • Bottom-opening zippers allow extra ventilation when needed.

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • The 15°F setup depends on combining both layers, so the warmest configuration is less streamlined than a single-layer bag.
  • The rectangular shape is described as super roomy, which can be comfortable but may feel less compact than a more tapered sleeping bag.
  • The top and mid layers are tuned for different temperature ranges, so choosing the right setup depends on conditions rather than using one fixed rating.
  • The bag uses synthetic insulation and a fleece-lined mid layer, which adds comfort and versatility but may be less minimal than a lighter, simpler design.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Three-season sleeping bags
  • Modular or layered sleeping bags
  • Rectangular sleeping bags
  • Cold-weather sleeping bags

Suggested Accessories

  • Sleeping pad
  • Sleeping bag liner
  • Compression sack
  • Pillow

Frequently Asked Questions

What temperature range does the Dolomite One Sleeping Bag cover?

The top layer is rated to 50°F for warmer weather, the mid layer is rated to 30°F, and using both layers together gives a 15°F comfort rating.

Can the layers be used separately?

Yes. The product is designed with a top layer and a mid layer that can be used on their own, or combined for colder conditions.

Is this sleeping bag roomy or more fitted?

It has a rectangular shape and is described as super roomy.

Does it have any ventilation features?

Yes. The zippers open from the bottom to allow extra ventilation.

Are there any storage or convenience features inside the bag?

Yes. The long description lists an internal phone/watch pocket.