Warm Weather Sleeping Bag, Ultra-Light Compact for Backpacking

Loved this thing! My boyfriend and I each got one to take on our 6,000 mile motorcycle road trip where we would be camping practically every night. We loved that you could take two of these bags and create one large sleeping bag. The material is soft inside and smooth outside. The quality is really great for what it is. We slept comfortably all night long. Both of us love this bag. On our trip, there were times where the nights would start off warm (the bag was breathable enough that we never felt hot), and we would wake up to a chilly morning (but the bag kept our heat nicely to where we were comfortable). It’s no Big Agnes or Enlightened Equipment bag, but it’s fantastic for the price. We loved having these bags because we didn’t have to worry about our expensive down bags getting wet and molding or getting tears in them or anything like that. These bags definitely get the job done and I don’t have to worry about keeping them clean or dry because I know I can just pop them in the washing machine. 100% recommend if you are looking for a light weight spring-fall bag that you don’t want to worry about getting wet or dirty. Wonderful option for beginner backpackers and/or hammock campers especially.

Light weight and comfortable. Folds up super small saving space. Haven’t tried it in cold weather yet but overall great buy

I was so surprised with how warm and cozy this sleeping bag turned out to be. I am going to visit some friends out of town and we are all staying in an airbnb. Odds of everyone getting a bed is slim so I figured I'd get my own sleeping bag and pillow to avoid that hassle. I needed my order fast and cheap since my trip is in less than a week. Leave it to Amazon for that extra fast shipping! Didn't even pay for 2 day shipping yet I got my order in 2 days! I needed a very compact sleeping bag and pillow (I got the Wise Owl Outfitters pillow) since I was traveling by bus with only 1 backpack. It's packed in a very compact bag and is very lightweight. I definitely plan on using this for all my traveling and camping! My only complaint is that I had some difficulty putting it back into the bag since the bag is so tight but I'm sure there's a technique to it. Also, some of the threads are already coming loose and the quality of the sleeping bag and the bag it came in feel very thin as if they will rip easily. But you get what you pay for and so far, I'm pretty satisfied

For the price this is a great bag. I used it several times over the last few months both backcountry camping and car camping. Often times the advertising pics for products are deceiving but this bag is easy to stuff in its compression sack and get small enough to hold in one palm. This small compressed size and light weight is great for backcountry camping, it is much smaller than I expected and in my backpacks separate sleeping bag compartment I carry this bag, a liner, an inflatable pad, and tent parts. For a greater range for unexpected middle-of-the-night temps I always roll out this bag with my liner and often use the bag with zipper open. Only negative (but I don't think a big enough negative to lower rating a star from myself) would be its size, at about 6ft tall and larger than average it is a bit tight for me, however this is nothing to say about the product as the descriptions of the bag are pretty accurate, I knew buying it this bag might be a bit snug for me, but that negative is made up in comfort/size/lightweight/pack-ability.

I know what the the comfortable temp ratings are for this sleeping bag but it's been year two of backpacking 40-50 miles over 4 days with this bag, each night it has dropped to around 30 degrees to 45 and this bag actually radiates heat well laying on your side or back. Kept me warm most nights with a simple thermal shirt on and regular thin hiking pants which surprised me as I didn't expect the bag alone to radiate that much heat! You may be a bit cold wearing shorts and a t-shirt inside this bag on those low temps but you can easily compensate by wearing comfortable pants and a long sleeve thermal shirt, and I'm a thin dude 134 pounds 5 foot 10. Anyways I recommend for backpacking as it packed up small/light weight.

These are excellent for lightweight backpacking. I took mine to the Painted Desert, Coconino Forest, and on a 6-day rim-to-rim-to-rim hike at the Grand Canyon. It was great for warmer nights (60s and 70s), but even during the coldest night (around 47 degrees), I paired this with an excellent sleeping pad in my hammock. I was so toasty and warm! I love the double-zipper, so I could stick my feet out the bottom while still being covered. Plus, it's super convenient how it gets so small in the stuff sack! No, it doesn't get as small as the picture, but it's still a space saver. As for care, I just threw it in the washing machine when I got home without any problems. I bought another one for my sister, and she loves it too. If you want a relatively lightweight sleeping bag without spending hundreds of dollars, this is the one.

The pros: - Very portable (incredible small compression size & very light weight) - Very soft & feels comfortable - Comfortable (not too warm for throwing on a bunk in summer but feels like it could keep you warm in early fall) Cons: - Very very small (I’m 6’, 200lbs and by the time I zipped it up, it has shimmied down to my shoulders. This is definitely not for a moderately sized male and even more not for tall or wide people) - Flimsy zipper (what you’d expect for price point) Overall I wouldn’t have returned it if I was only 5’9 or shorter

I purchased two of these for my sons to use during a recent camping trip. Their current sleeping bags were winter weight and were far too heavy for the warm weather we've been having in the northeast. These bags seem like they would be a perfect compromise so I decided to try them. Based on their first use, it seems like these were a good purchase. The compact size when they're in the cinch stack was a draw, considering it made it easy to include them in their heat bags. Both of my son's reported they were comfortable and were of a good weight for the nighttime temperatures we had in the low 70s and upper 60s. Time will tell if they are adequate for anything lower than that, but for now it seems like they were worthwhile. Be warned, these appear to be somewhat fragile and the zippers are not the best, but for the price they seem like a good deal overall.