I've noticed that the "rated" temps on bags, only means what you should be able to survive in. Not be comfortable in.
Haven't tried these but, there has been some good reviews from people I know that have.
https://www.wiggys.com/by-temperature-rating/I have one that is rated to 0. It is not a warm bag, and below 20* you will freeze your butt off. It is built well, and is light, and I use it on my sept. hunts,but later in the season I go to a warmer bag.
I have a 20* a 0* and just bought my son a 20* for Christmas. I’ve had my 20* for ten years IIRC, and my 0* for half that. I use the 20* year-round, including winter camping into the 20’s inside a four season tent and on a good pad. I wear thermals to bed (mostly to keep the bag cleaner) and throw whatever outer layer I took off over the leg end of the bag. I sleep toasty, and feel like the rating is honest. The bags are well built and tough, and my only complaint is compressibility. The frameless pack gram weenies would never buy my bags.
I bought the 0* bag on sale for extreme cold, and as a backup loaner in case I could ever talk my aging dad into a basic car camping trip. It’s still unslept in because my 20* is serving me without fault. I also love my Wiggys vest enough that I bought a backup, even though my first one still looks basically new after several years of consistent use.
I’m not a “fan boy,” and don’t know Jerry personally. I just shop hard for the gear that I can afford and that will serve my needs. So far, I’m very happy with what I’ve bought from Wiggys. YMMV.