Bessport Mummy Sleeping Bag 15-45 Extreme 3-4 Season Sleeping Bag for Adults Cold Weather Warm and Washable for

I bought the sleeping bag for a homeless friend that's living in his broken down truck with his dog. He said getting tangled in blankets while he slept was too confining and claustrophobic in the small space in his truck so he asked for a sleeping bag. He told me the sleeping bag is more comfortable, warmer and less restraining than the blankets. He's able to tuck his feet into the sleeping bag, zip it up and be more comfortable sleeping in an upright position in the confined space of his truck. He is so much happier with his Bessport mummy sleeping bag? Read more

Yeah I just spent the last three nights in 0° f snow weather inside of a tent in Colorado with this sleeping bag and I can confirm that from 0 to 10 degrees Fahrenheit you might need a blanket for your toes. Other than that this sleeping bag is so solid and has been so useful to me in the last 3 years and hopefully more although there are a few ribs on the sleeping bag due to sleeping outside because this passport sleeping bag is just so warm. There really isn't another sleeping bag at this price with the superior quality. If you're looking at buying a sleeping bag this is definitely the best option for the price range. If you're looking at getting a $30 or $40 sleeping bag dude trust me just spend the extra 20 bucks you'll be set. Read more

So, I used the 32 degree blue two tone version and was cool but not cold at an outdoor temp of 44 F. I have to specify I slept in sweat pants, two sweatshirts, wool socks, and a beanie and slept on an R5 rated insulated Klymit sleeping pad. I’m also a warm sleeper. Your mileage may vary but I feel like they’re reaching when they rate it at 32 in the listing (bag says 32-59F comfort and 23F limit, 14F extreme. You might get to the middle of that comfort range with warm clothes and an insulated sleeping pad. Later I bought the brick orange 15 degree bag (bag reads 32-50 comfort, 15 F lower limit) and my wife used it in mid to low 60 degree weather and was comfortable in a tee shirt and shorts. Temp ratings seem inconsistent or just guessing my the manufacturer. The blue one was also slightly tight around my shoulders but I wear an L to XL men’s tee so I’m not exactly small- the length was actually great for a 6’ person. Overall, for its price, it’s not bad (hence the second bag) and it’s not crazy heavy but it is not light at 3.6# (I didn’t verify that but it seems close and ultralight bags can cost 8-10x this bag). It would be fine for backpacking in reasonably warm weather on a budget but I bought a higher quality bag for cold weather use. I had no issues with any of the stitching or zippers- I only dinged it because the temp rating feels off to me but, knowing what I’m getting, it’s not a bad bag. Read more

Holds up pretty well if caught in the rain by mistake, and it is very well insulated. Make sure to check out a comprehensive guid on how to take care of these sleeping bags and they will take good care of you. Just a fair warning: these bags tend to get really hot around the feet if your not careful. I personally found it impressive that I had to open the bag to cool off OUTSIDE in the dead of winter. Don't cheap out on sleeping bags unless you plan on camping out in your living room. Read more

Perfect for camping in the cold weather. My son loves how it wraps you up. Read more

The assertion that one would survive in this bag in 14 Degree F weather is bizarrely inaccurate and misleading to the point of false advertising. It is also claimed in the text that the lower end of the comfort range is 32 degrees F. Not unless one is inside another sleeping bag! Even a quality liner wouldn't help this bag approach the wild claims made in it's advertisement. This bag doesn't have the loft necessary to protect against cold air temperatures by retaining body heat. I tried it on a closed cell mat on a cot inside a tent and changed to my 0 Degree F down bag at 45 degrees F. The insulation in this bag is the matted type found in upholstery. It can't be separated and fluffed up so doesn't provide loft. This bag would be useful only as a summer bag at lower latitudes and altitudes if one is careful with the zipper. There is no zipper stop at the lower end so there's nothing to keep the zipper from becoming separated. The last thing anyone camping would want to have to do is try and re-thread a separated zipper in the cold in the middle of the night. The zipper will also snag the bag material if not slow and careful when zipping up or down. That creates its own set of problems. The only thing I like about this bag is the color (orange). The material arrived stained around the outside pocket built into the sleeping bag. Overall, this bag is a poor design. At $45 it is a bit less than I expected and I never believed it would keep me warm down to freezing temperatures and neither should you. A bag liner wouldn't even help this attain it's ridiculously misleading advertised comfort range. If using the zipper VERY carefully, this makes an OK summer bag. Read more

I bought this for a homeless person. He was happy to learn how low of temperature the comfort zone is. I'm sure it's serving it purpose and keeping the young man warm. Read more

It is amazing! The size is accurate. The zipper works well and is not stick at all. It’s roomy, but not huge to let a lot of cold air. It does its job so it’s functionality is great! Read more