Naturehike Lightweight Compact Sleeping Bag, 59℉/32℉ Envelope Ultralight Backpacking Sleeping Bag Portable, Waterproof with Compression Sack for Cold&Warm, Camping, Traveling, Hiking

This is a nice bag. It comes in a great compression sack and the materials feel great, at least out of the box (bag?).I haven't had a chance to use it yet, so I can't review how it does out in the wild, but I'm looking forward to trying it out. At this price point though, it would take a lot to truly ruin the experience.

Very good item for the price range. Light and easy to pack, can be used either as a sleeping bag or a blanket. On the lighter side in terms of protection against the cold, but it's great for late spring camping.Soft and comfy to sleep with

I love how compact this sleeping bag is. I just wish it was a little bit bigger.

Light and easy to pack. I use it in my hammock, camping in Tx. it is comfortable at night but I haven't used it in cold conditions. It seems fine for the Texas climate

The water proof is amazing and the heating is fast

XL bag. I just bought it and have not tested it yet but initial impressions are very good. Im a backpacker and need a cheap summer bag as my other is a $$$ 15 deg bag. I’m 6’0” 175lb. Bag fits me very well and roomy. I was surprised it has a good amount of loft and thickness to it. Feels nicely made and fabric is comfortable. Even though it’s rated at 59 for comfortable I really think on my $$$ sleeping pad and thin thermals it could go much lower, maybe mid to upper 40’s.Bag on my accurate scales is 815 grams/28oz.Stuff sack is 55 grams/1.9oz.. for the money5 stars

This is a comfortable, lightweight, SUMMER sleeping bag. I don't get cold easily, so I took it on a spring camping trip where the temperature reached the 40s at night. I was cold and miserable all night even with a jacket and blanket. I wouldn't recommend using this sleeping bag for temperatures under 60. Otherwise, the sleeping bag is well-made and compact and reasonably priced.

I love this lightweight bag. I used it as a bag liner on a winter campout (15F), and on my 44mi 3 night backpacking trek on the C&O Canal. Sleeps comfortably with easy zipper and stuffs very small in its own sack.