Sleeping Bags for Adults, 3-4 Season Warm & Cool Weather, Lightweight Camping Sleeping Bag for Kids Family Camping Essentials with Compression Sack

It was a 40 degree day and during the night dipped in to the low 30's. I wore underarmor compression pants and a T shirt with socks in this sleeping bag on my Powerlix sleeping pad which is rated to 30 degrees comfortably and 16-20 degree survival temperature, about the same rating as this sleeping bag, and I was extremely warm and comfortable. The worst part about the whole thing was having to get out of my warm bag and go into 30 degree air in the morning. I am 6 foot one and 225 pounds with a wide shoulder build, the square foot box allowed me to spread my legs apart for comfortability and the synthetic material is way softer than I anticipated. I had never had a sleeping bag with a hood on it before, it was a nice change so being in it I felt more heat was conserved inside the bag. I did not try pulling the draw string to test it because there was no need to. It was almost too warm as it was. The length of the bag would fit any adult comfortably up to 6' 5" but any height over that and the bag would be too short or small. There is a small pouch in the bag on the inside which is nice for many things depending on what gear you like having close to you. It is big in size when rolled up and the straps are tightened, it is roundabout 4 pounds, but it WILL keep you warm in colder weather, it is comfortable, soft, very water repellant. I fully recommend getting a sleeping pad to use with any sleeping bag in colder weather to further insulate you from the ground and allows your sleeping bag to be more beneficial in insulating your body heat. The higher the R value, the lower temperatures your gear can handle. I do believe the R value of this bag is 2 or 2.2 same as my sleeping pad. Recommend for 3 season camping for sure

It's great to use

Sleeping bags can be expensive! This one wasn’t. Naturally, I was skeptical because I’ve used a LOT of gear (and “gear”) in my life and typically price is pretty relative to quality. I bought this one to take camping out of state, so it went in my checked bag along with the hammock, tarp, tools, and clothes. It travelled well, slept very warm on 60-65° New England nights near the water, and packs pretty compact for a sleeping bag. I tied a knockoff woobie around the bottom like an under quilt, and it was warm enough to sleep in shorts, socks, and a long sleeve tshirt. I wouldn’t bring it out for sub zero, but I’ll bet with good sleep layers it would hold up pretty close. That’s yet to be tested. It’s not a $300 sleeping bag, not ultralight, no real technical fabrics, the zipper might grab occasionally… but for the price and overall footprint, I was pleasantly surprised and will continue to use it as my primary bag for now until it falls apart. I live in the south so it will more than suffice for 3-4 season hammock camping here. I recommend it if money is your concern! If I could afford to, I’d go very expensive and get tiny and ultralight but to me, it’s cozy, and I won’t cry if it gets dirty, scuffed, or singed. Make an affordable, cozy pack with this bag, a pair of cheap wool socks, and the hammock/ bug net/ tarp combo (also on Amazon under many brand names). Throw a piece of Tyvek house wrap on the ground, and hang a stroller fan (LED light + 3 speed fan) on the inside for comfort. Happy camping!

nice and warm. quality is great for the price

Exactly as described, well made, worked very well while camping in the cold Rockies and Tetons. Rolls up nicely for easy packing, looks good. Recommended for moderately cold temp overnights.

Looks good and is comfortable.

The actual length of the bag from top to bottom is 82 inches. This works just fine if you are about 6 feet tall but I was hoping for something that was actually 87 inches which would have given me the ability to slide down and have my head completely covered. There were tons of loose threads on the bag. Before washing it I had to take a lighter to something like 20 loose threads. None of them seemed like stitching was coming out, it just appears that when they made it they didn't trim the ends of their threads very well. After machine washing on the "handwash" setting and hang drying the insulation did bunch up a bit but it is still acceptable. The bag is rated for 20 degrees but it is very thin for that rating IMO. I would worry if the temperature was going to dip down below 40 degrees. The stuff sack is pretty garbage. There is this plastic window on it for the label that you would have to rip out stitching to remove. Beyond the extra thread holes that would leave there are actual holes in my stuff sack under the plastic window. When I tested it for the first time one of the buckles you use to compress it broke very quickly. In the end I have accepted that there isn't a better option for a longer/wider bag in this price bracket and I will just use a different compression sack. In the end I'm happy with this purchase. This worked great on nights that went down to about 45 degrees F, any colder than that and I likely would have wanted to wear a base layer while sleeping. It isn't that strong and I did hear the sounds of tearing fabric/threads on two occasions when I was moving around and accidentally pressed/yanked on the bag in an odd way. No identifiable damage but it does make me question how long this will last. I like that I was able to get a bag with the zipper on a specific side, this can matter in an ultra-light/ultra-small tent. If it weren't for the complete fail of a stuff sack and the inaccurate length I would have given it 5 stars.

This sleeping bag is very comfortable and keeps me warm at night during the winter, the price for this sleeping bag is worth it, this sleeping bag does what it was designed for keeping me warm when it's cold at night

Notre petit fils l'adore

Good price, you can feel the inside head up instantly after crawling into it. However, the zipper could have been a bit more robust than it is and it's pretty small. I have 52" shoulders and I can only just fit them in lol. But I also dont have much shoulder room in other bags either. I also like how it unzips completely open so if can be used as a blanket as well.

Used in Scotland in May ...lovely and warm and folds top very small

الحجم صلني مكتوب عليه لارج واذا دخلت فيه لا استطيع اغلاقه ضيق بالوصف مكتوب العرض 85 سم ولكن بالواقع اقل والتدفئه فيه وسط ليس كما هو مكتوب يعني يدفيك الى درجات 5 فوق الصفر بس الي مكتوب يدفيك الى سالب 6 تقريبا

Seems warm but well to big for travelling with it.