Bear Grylls 15º Sleeping Bag

Great 3 season sleeping bag.

I got to say I was really shocked and impressed by this sleeping bag. I wasn't expecting it to perform as well as it did being endorsed by a celebrity. I never got it down to 15° but got it down to the low twenties a few times. As long as you have a decent liner on the inside, you can you can definitely sleep in it at 20 to 25 degrees comfortably. A lot of people had some complaints about the height. I would say the max height for comfort is probably around 5ft 10in which is not really a complaint for me because that's about the max height for comfort for just about every sleeping bag that I've ever had.

Great bad for the money. CO camping at 11 mile reservoir, 30degF at night, very comfortable. Packs small as well.

Que decepcion, vino rota una parte del sleeping, cuando abrí la caja para ver el sleeping me percaté de que traía un hueco en la tela exterior

Warm but zipper is a little hard to use

Lightweight bag, easy to backpack, warm, very good sleeping bag.

I needed to replace a sleeping bag that I've used for over 30 years, and like this bag a lot. It is comfortable, appears to be well-made with secure seams and a zipper that is easy to open and close. Like all or most sleeping bags, the zipper opens from both the top and bottom, but the zipper in this bag runs down the right side, then across the top from the right side to the left side. The crossover is located above the foot box, basically between your knees and ankles if you are all the way in the bag. Surprisingly, I found this makes it considerably easier for me to get into and out of the sleeping bag. That said, I am 60 years old, so maybe that won't make any difference for you. So far, I only have used this sleeping bag on a couple of cool nights, sleeping in a camper where the low temp in the camper reached about 45 degrees. I was also wearing lightweight flannel pajama pants and a long-sleeved T shirt, and was plenty warm. I will edit this review if my experience with this sleeping bag changes in any meaningful way.

Used this in 40 degree weather and wasn’t uncomfortable but definitely wasn’t warm

The perfect compliment to my Bear Grylls 2 person pop-up tent I got on Amazon.com

Comfortable, warm in small packages

I picked up the Bear Grylls 15 Degree Sleeping Bag for a recent camping trip, hoping for something reliable. Unfortunately, the quality left a lot to be desired. The material feels thin, and the zipper doesn’t glide smoothly. I spent more time wrestling with it than I’d like to admit. Despite the 15-degree rating, I was chilly on a cooler night. My husband joked that the bag was more for survival training than actual comfort. The bag is also a bit snug, so if you’re on the taller or broader side, it might feel like a tight squeeze. On the bright side, it’s lightweight and packs down small, which is nice for carrying around. But honestly, I expected better from something with Bear Grylls’ name on it. If you’re looking for something to keep you warm and comfortable, I’d say spend a little more and get something of better quality. This one is okay for mild weather or occasional use, but don’t count on it for serious adventures.

Fits very snug.. A Medium size man would not fit in this..

This is the most comfortable sleeping bag I've ever owned. I'm 5'4", and it's a perfect fit for me in terms of length. The bag gets narrower at the end, so I don't know how comfortable this would be for a taller person. It's like being wrapped in a cocoon, especially as the bag tapers around my feet. I haven't used this on winter or spring nights because I don't sleep in tents during those seasons. But I have slept in it on summer and autumn nights. It's surprisingly very lightweight, yet the sleeping bag keeps me cozy and warm. It feels like it's filled with feathery down softness, like sleeping on a cloud. What adds to the sensation of sleeping in a cacoon is how the bag zippers up to my neck, with a hood attached. I don't need to pull the hood up over my head; it's just an extra cushion along with my camping pillow. As I mentioned, I haven't used this during the colder seasons, but it would help to keep me warm if I did. I can feel a little overheated if I zip this right up to my neck on very warm summer evenings, so I do have a much thinner sleeping bag for those nights. But, overall, I prefer this one. One thing of note is how difficult it is to get this sleeping bag back into its storage bag after using it. It's certainly lightweight enough that it doesn't take up a lot of space when packing, but I've given up on using the bag it came in. All things considered, this soft and cozy sleeping bag gets 5 stars from me.