Down Sleeping Bag

Not the warmest, but I'd still give this product 5 stars solely for the pack size. With the compression sack I've been able to get it down to 7 inches by 7 inches which is incredibly small. Its perfect for a summer pack or for ultralight as i can easily pack into a 35 liter pack with this sleeping bag. Again the temperature ratings claimed on the listing are over exaggerated as I was pretty cold in ~40 F at night but for the price the size and weight is unmatched when it comes to sleeping bags which are usually pretty large, thus this makes a great bag for lighter summer kits.

Best purchase ever!! Super compact and easy to pack up for camping, very warm and not too hot. Love the feet feature so we can stick our feet out when hot! Can honestly fit 3 people if needed and the zippers are beautifully made as well! So comfy!

Perfect double sleeping bag for camping. You can use it as a single or a double. Great quality and keeps you very warm.

I took this on a bike camping trip. Weight was obviously important so I liked how light it was. I love mummy bags normally but thought I'd try this out cause it was a tad lighter. It's a great summer camping bag but I used it in the mid fall and it was not warm enough. Should have used the one I have with a lower temperature rating. Mummy is also probably better in that case or wear some insulated layers. I ended up hot showering in the middle of the night and then it kept my warmth in. So that might be a good way to go before you sleep on a cooler night or just bring a warmer bag and don't worry about the tad extra weight. Once I was warm enough I passed out like a light and it was cozy. On a warm night though, this is probably perfect. Great value still!

Plenty of room, no much bigger than my single, and is easy to pack.

Used on several camping and backpacking trips with a 4+ R-value pad. Here are my takeaways: Pros - Great quality for the price - Very lightweight and packs down small (comes with a compression sack) - Can be fully unzipped and used as a blanket Cons - The temperature rating is very inaccurate - it’s really a warm-weather bag. Comfortable above ~62°F (17°C), but performance drops quickly below 50°F (10°C), even with extra layers.

Bought this because my boyfriend was vending at a festival and we needed a sleeping bag. Honestly, I’m 5 ft so i fit easy, but it ended up being pretty comfy and very spacious. The pillows it came with were a hefty okay, they are pretty small so I would suggest bringing more pillows since theyre more travel sized ones and not really fit for support when sleeping. Apart from that it was spacious and long in length so you can really burrow in the bag for the warmth. Has zippers on both sides so you can open your side if you want or keep it closed. I even slept by myself in it and it was super cozy, felt like a bed with how much space I had in there. I think its well worth the $40 i paid, im definitely satisfied. Also side note i dont typically camp often so idk how good it is long term but I hope for good results. I will update if otherwise.

I’m literally waking up at my campsite and it’s 31 degrees outside. I did have to wear my coat and I was wearing thermal leggings and shirt, with wool socks. Last night when it was 45 degrees I didn’t need the coat. I don’t like being cold when I sleep so I’m probably wearing more than necessary. The only problem is I don’t want to get out of the bag and be cold outside, lol. Seriously though this bag is like those puffer jackets that are way warmer than you expect. Probably not as warm as if it was real down and all but I can’t afford that. The only problem is that it is slippery. I discovered that my tent isn’t level because I keep sliding down.