Envelope Sleeping Bag Three Seasons Constant Temperature Sleeping Bag Suitable for All Ages Indoor Hotel Accommodation or Outdoor

Ordered this for a four day three night hiking trip. As I'm 69 y/o female the weight and bulk I want to carry was a concern. This is perfect at 1.3lbs and is very compact. I opened and tried it out with my inflatable sleeping pad and was able to comfortably fit in at 5'5" and 160 lbs. I really feel it could accommodate a 6' 200lb person easily. It feels quite warm and was easy to zip. It was a bit of a struggle figuring out how to get back into the very small compression bag. After a couple of trys I found folding it into thirds, then rolling foot to head compressing as I went made it small enough to start into the neck of the compression bag. I then kept turning the compression bag clockwise pushing the sleeping bag in the neck hole with my thumbs. This made it compress back into the bag. The picture of the bag in the compression sack is after I repacked it, so it can be done! This should be perfect for my use, but I will update with any flaws after use in the field. Wish my old ass luck!🥰 Read more

Thin & lightweight. Got two. They will connect together to be a larger sleeping bag if needed. Kept me warm in cool weather, cool in warm weather. Lowest temp when used was 60. Highest was 80. Read more

Well, I accidentally ordered two for my boat. I was gonna get one and try it, but glad I did. It fits perfect with two of them zipped together on the berth , and the one came with a added bonus of a medium sized ice chest with drink holders Read more

This is a nice little bag. It has plenty of foot room ( I cant stand the mummy bags) would I hike up to 7000 ft with this? No way. It is mainly for late spring, early fall usage. It’s lightwieght and doesn’t take up much space. I love that the zipper works smoothly and that it will unzip far enough for it to be used as a blanket. The material is soft against your skin and quite comfy. If you were to pair this with a flannel liner you could get away with maybe 40 degrees but you’ll want a good thermarest under you, as well Read more

These little bags are great. They come in a little roll about the size of the lunchbox. They’re comfortable warm and big enough for me. I am 6 foot one. Read more

Cheap and thin. But if your're using in a warm area, no worries. Better than nothing. Read more

Purchased for my Cub Scout for a camping trip. It worked well although he got a little chilled at 50 degrees. On the positive side, it is small, light, and easy to roll up and put away. Read more

This bag is rated for 20 degrees Celsius, no t Fahrenheit. Why do you need a sleeping bag if it is 68 degrees Fahrenheit outside? Shame on me for not reading more carefully Read more