Riff Down vs Trek 30-Degree Down
Trek 30-Degree Down is the lighter of the two by 329 g (11.6 oz).
Riff Down lists for $18.07 less at the manufacturer's price.
Per ounce carried, Riff Down costs less: $12.16/oz against $18.43/oz.
Weights and prices are the manufacturer’s published figures. The best value in each row is highlighted.
| Riff Down NEMO | Trek 30-Degree Down Sea to Summit | |
|---|---|---|
| Weight | 37.0 oz | 25.4 oz |
| MSRP | $449.95 | $468.02 |
| Temperature rating | 15°F / -9°C (manufacturer rating, not independently ISO 23537 / EN 13537 tested) | 30°F / -1°C (manufacturer rating, not independently ISO 23537 / EN 13537 tested) |
| Price per ounce | $12.16/oz | $18.43/oz |
| Retailers | 1 | 1 |
Riff Down
The NEMO Riff is NEMO's down backpacking bag on the signature Spoon shape, with 800 fill power hydrophobic down and Thermo Gill vents that let side sleepers dial in temperature. The 15-degree men's model is a three-season-plus down bag.
Full specs and prices for the Riff Down →Trek 30-Degree Down
The Sea to Summit Trek is the brand's do-it-all three-season down bag, with 650+ fill power down and a comfort-oriented cut. The 30-degree model balances warmth, weight, and price for backpacking and camping.
Full specs and prices for the Trek 30-Degree Down →