EDIT/APPROVAL OR- Marmot Plasma 15- Doug White

Hi Doug, 
 

 Nice review and clear, helpful pics.  Several edits for you in the usual BGT format: 
 EDIT: must be changed
 Edit: should be changed but will be left to your discretion
 Comment: just that or something to think about
 

 When corrected, you can upload to:
 Sleep Gear > Sleeping Bags > Marmot Plasma 15
 

 Don't forget to delete your draft folder.
 

 Happy trails, 
 ~Bob
 

 

 ###Fill power: 900 (Note than manufacturer now calls it 875+)
 EDIT:  (Note: the manufacturer
 

 EDIT: Please add when you purchased it, or when you believe it was manufactured (since you do make it clear that you don't have the latest version)
 

 ###The vertical baffle system is claimed to allow heat transfer vertically instead of horizontally so that the body extremeties are warmed more efficiently.
 EDIT:  extremities
 

 ###The bag is only offerred in one color
 EDIT: offered
 

 ###The zipper is only offerred as a left-zip option
 EDIT: offered
 

 ###Black for the exterior and beluga(blue) for the interior. 
 EDIT: beluga (blue) 
 

 ###It is my go to bag for three-season use. 
 EDIT:  go-to
 

 ###I do find when I get any cold spots, some light fluffing of the down and it is fixed. 
 Edit: would read better this way (but your call):  I do find that when I get any cold spots I lightly fluff the down and it is fixed.
 

 ###both of them in the stuff sack together for extra space saving in my backpack. 
 EDIT:  space-saving
 

 ###I have noticed that the zipper tends to stick a little. Luckily the fabric is thin enough, it can be pulled out of the snagged zipper with no damage to the fabric.
 EDIT: first phrase not clear, do you mean the zipper teeth stick, or that the fabic is getting stuck in the teeth (or both)?
 Comment:  if the former, you can get zipper lubricant that helps it run smoothly.  I have found that bag zippers are always prone to fabric snagging occasionally, no matter how well designed.
 

 ###The same thing occurrs when snow falls on it
 EDIT: occurs