AEGISMAX Outdoor Ultra Light Goose Down Compactable Sleeping Bag, 78 x 31 - Inch

I was optimistically concerned that the product description was correct and not exaggerated. Claims of 800 FP goose down, and 35F (2C) temp. performance all packaged in 584g for the price.... Seemed too good to be true. However feedback and good product ratings from others, convinced me to try it. If your on the fence about this product give it a try, It does deliver as described. It also comes with a storage bag and has two hanging loops at the foot. I personally tested this bag overnight April 8, 2017 in the Wayne N.F. The overnight low was right at the low end of the advertised performance of 36F (2.2C) and the Aegismax UL bag delivered. I would not say I was toasty warm, I was cool, but not cold and certainly warn enough to sleep comfortably. I am very impressed with this bag. I wore a base layer nylon t-shirt and pants, a long sleeve nylon shirt, wool socks and fleece beanie. Again I believe it is up to expectations. I never expected to use this bag at its lowest rating only in my skivvies, I also do not expect to use my 0F bag at 0F with out wearing something. First impressions are wow that is small and light weight. Then you pull the bag out and you think... yea right no way is this thing going to keep me warm enough to sleep at 35F(2C). Material is silky smooth and seems tough enough with proper care. (i.e. it probably will not stand up to rough housing kids or thrown in the dirt and dragged across rocks etc. however, it should not have to.) It will stand up to normal use and care. The through stitching is excellent and the zipper works well. There are no internal baffles. The zipper has two pulls so it can open from the top or the foot. You cannot join two bags. The product dimensions are spot on as advertised, 200cm (6' 6") long by 55" at the top and 48" at the foot. I am 6'7" tall with a 52" waist. Yes, I fit in the bag with it zipped, but I have to be like a solider at attention to do it. There is no room to move around for me. However, I did not expect it to be a roomy fit and I unzipped it 3/4 down making a foot box and used it a a top quilt sleeping bag. That worked perfectly. I can only assume the 800FP and amount of fill are correct. However as everything else is as described, I feel confident this is also as described. The fill is a little loose in the bag. You get good loft but the fabric does not become taught and is loose. I did also make a comparison chart of fill amount vs. temperature rating for several high end manufacturers and Aegismax. The Aegismax was right in line with the same amount of 800FP down for a 30F to 35F bag and you get with Enlightened Equipment and Hammock Gear Top quilts. The bag I received weighs 611g in the stuff sack. Stuff Sack is 25g and Bag is 586g. Weights were right on what was advertised. The 528g provided in the top line listing I suspect apply to the smaller version of this bag.The downside in the product I noticed is the stuff sack. It is a tad small. It is overly hard to get the bag into the stuff sack. It can be done, but in the field when you are trying to keep the bag out of the dirt, it took more effort and time than it should. If the stuff sack were another 1 cm bigger in diameter it would make a big difference. That said, once you do get it all in there, the compression bag is very solid and squishes it down a little more.As others have said, If you are an average sized adult or larger and you want to use this bag as a full wrap sleeping bag, it will feel small and you will not be happy. If you are a car camper where space and weight is not a prime concern, this also is not the ideal product for you. However, for the backpacker and Hammock camper, wow does it fit the bill. Compact size, light weight and works as described. I plan to get another and modifying it to make an under quilt for the hammock.

So I'm way too big for this bag. I'm 6'4" and about 230 pounds.I read the specs and they are accurate. The 190cm length was going to be short for me. The 75cm width was going to be tight. This is a fairly small bag that would be perfect for kids, most women and smaller men. It's really, really light weight. This is why I bought it. It's light, packs small and works as a summer bag.Now on me, I fit inside it and can get one arm in. It only comes up to my armpit with the bottom closed. It unzips completely into a blanket. I suspect two bags could zip to a double.The good stuff.It came with a storage bag that is made of a material that is similar to the bag' skin fabric. This is a slick nylon material that may be coated, the tag is in Chinese so I can't be specific. I doubt it's water proof. Since the storage bag wasn't mentioned in the description this is a nice plus. This material is soft, smooth and doesn't rub. The compression sack is well built and shouldn't need to be replaced anytime soon.The bag is pretty well constructed. Especially considering how lite it is. The zippers, both slides and pulls, are small but I haven't had a snag, they do run "tight" though. There is no safety flap behind the slide so it is good to be carful with it. The stitching is tight and even and the baffles are well done. They do run lengthwise. Which is a little different.The down fill is surprisingly fluffy and well distributed. Yes it's down. The lateral baffles may, overtime, cause some bunching issues but the bag fluffs right up once you shake it. It's warm but I don't believe that it will really push down into the 40s for most folks, especially women who tend to sleep colder. I could be wrong though. The cut of the bag is such that most folks will not have the typical dead air spaces found in roomier rectangular bags and the down is evenly distributed.If you are smaller and hate mummy style bags, this is a good deal. If you are large and intend to use this as a comforter or quilt while summer packing it's still a good deal. If you are looking for a backup bag to use inside another bag this may be a good deal especially as a down thermal extender to a synthetic bag. This is also an economical bag for a "friend" who may not be a backpacker yet. If you are tall be prepped that it won't cover your shoulders. It's the ideal bag for the ladies who hate mummy bags and are under 5'8".The bad.It lacks some features you may have gotten used to in modern sleeping bags. No pad sleeve, no retention straps and no liner connections. It's a budget ultralight bag though and most bags marketed as "ultralight" don't have any of these features either.It's small and tight. If you are tall and want coverage, this ain't your bag. If you are "girthy" this may not work. I'm not exactly svelte and I fit my torso and legs in but my arms are out. For me this is fine, I sleep hot and seldom zip up.As a comparison. This packs down to about the same size as a Snugpak Jungle Blanket and weighs pretty much the same. This is fluffier, softer and a little warmer. It's not as moisture resistant. It costs twice as much but can be zipped up and has a cinch. In my experience, down lasts longer than synthetics so this may actually be a better deal than the Snugpak.This thing also packs down smaller than most travel blankets I've seen. It's warmer and softer than any of the travel blankets I own.I purchased mine through Amazon from Wujin Sports. It arrived much sooner than they predicted and it was packaged like a sausage. 2 1/2 weeks from China is pretty impressive.I'd buy this brand again and I'd buy from this seller again.Now if only they would make an extra large version. My oversized nephews would get em for Christmas.

To All Please Note: Just received the my Aegismax and have yet to use it. Impressed by the compact size and added accessories BUT.....The product page & pictures DO NOT List or show that a Compression Stuff Sack & Vented Mesh Storage are INCLUDED with the BAG! WHY?As a result, I needlessly spent Extra Time & Money on the purchase of a small compression sack for the bag from the same seller.Makes one wonder if NOT Mentioning the compression sack, is the SELLERS WAY OF INCREASING SALES!!!!!!!!!!!Returning it to China will cost almost as much as the extra compression sack itself.............I could have spent the money on other items I ACTUALLY NEED!I Hope this helps all looking to purchase this item.****I Will provide a follow up Product Review & Revise the Overall Rating once I have used it out in the bush a few times. I plan to use s a Top Quilt with insulated pad in my hammock tent.Until Then, Happy Camping

It kinda looks like a garbage bag (the black one) but it's the best sleeping bag I've had. Amazing cost/benefit. You can't get a decent goose down sleeping bag for less than that. Compares to the $300+ sleeping bags out there. Would be 5 stars, except the packaging it comes in is very sketchy (literally a garbage bag) and it comes smelling a bit weird inside. No other problems. Packs very small.

Wow! Extremely happy with my sleeping bag. Very light! Exactly what I was looking for.Wow! Extrêmement satisfaite de mon sac de couchage. Hyper léger. Exactement ce que je recherchais.

Camping d’été ou couverture suplementaire. Ce duvet est vraiment satisfaisant.Ne regardez pas trop l’indicatif temperature, si la nuit est plus froide que 15*celcius il vous faudra des sous vetements polaires, et peut-être une couverture de plus contre l’humidité et le froid du matin.Coutures traversantes mais bonne qualité de tissus, zip et duvet.

I'm using this sleeping bag like a summer quilt and it's been excellent. It packs down incredibly small and is super light. I've only had a few nights with it, but it got down to 10c / 50f and handled it like a champ, so with the right layering you can easily go into lower temps. It's also a great sleeping bag for my kids to fit in and be able to carry.Shipped on time and was in perfect condition.