REDCAMP Ultra Lightweight Sleeping Bag for Backpacking, Comfort for Adults Warm Weather, with Compression Sack

This is exactly what I needed to fit into my luggage for when I go on trips (and for everything else too)! The inside is a very soft and comfortable velvet—-feels like microfiber—-which I have never seen on other sleeping bags (most have material that is either too heavy or tent-like). You might think that you’ll be cold in this but the soft fabric works in your favor despite it being so light. I was slightly sweating this last summer night while using it (next time I’ll unzip the bottom to let my feet out, nice feature). Not only is it tiny, but... best part: it’s SUPER easy to get back in the sack it comes in. I find it’s infamous with sleeping bags that they never fit back into the compression sacks and therefore are impossible to transport. It also features tightening buckles to compress it down even further. I’m so thankful I found this. I do have one single comment that I think might be a setback for big people: I’m 5’1 and skinny but even I was having slight trouble stretching out in this (granted I usually assume the starfish position while sleeping) but if you’re on the larger side I could see this being a problem for you. Besides that, this is an amazing find!

I needed a sleeping bag to take with me on an all-school retreat in the middle of August, and the only sleeping bag we had was made for warmth in near-arctic temperatures. I am really sensitive to heat, so I needed something much lighter that would be nice to sleep in without being too hot. This sleeping bag was perfect, and it was a bonus that it is so small and compact when it is rolled up in its bag! So easy to carry up the steep hill to our cabin!

At 6'2"/220 lbs, I fit in it fine, but have used it unzipped due to our very warm camping conditions so far. re. the lack of quilting seams, it seems like the insulation is a firm sheet so not shifting has occurred in mine. It is NOT for cold weather camping, but the nylon shell will block winds if you are a tarp camper, making is more effective than a blanket. With wool PJs and a watch cap, most people could sleep comfortably at 45'F. I love this for car camping but would go with a high tech down blanket for warm weather backpacking or quilt for cold weather backpacking.

I bought this as a summer sleeping bag and it is great for that purpose. I have warmer bags for colder weather but these are great for outdoor summer camping or indoor sleepovers for my boy. The inner microfiber lining is soft and comfy. You can unzip the bottom to let your feet out which I have to have. I hope the zipper holds out-so far so good. This is a great deal for the price and it comes with a matching stuff sack so I have no complaints. This might even be great for a bunk bed sleeper. You put a flat sheet on the bed and just use the bag on top and wash the bag weekly since bunk bed stripping and bed making are truly a pain in the rear. The bag is thin enough to go in a standard size washer no problem.

I purchased this product as a leap of faith after reading mixed reviews and I am very pleased for the price. I am 6'4 so no, it won't cover me head to toe, but it comes up to my chin. it is certainly wide enough for me and I weigh 260 lbs. It comes with a nice compression sack that might cost you more than the bag if you bought it separately. I really like how small it is, even when not compressed. It might be 1/3 of the size of my cold weather bag at best, but definitely keeps me warm in southern California summers.