FARLAND Sleeping Bags 30 for Adults Teens Kids with Compression Sack Portable and Lightweight for 3-4 Season Camping

Exactly as described, well made, worked very well while camping in the cold Rockies and Tetons. Rolls up nicely for easy packing, looks good. Recommended for moderately cold temp overnights. Read more

When I received the sleeping bag, it was in a vacuum sealed bag which made it easy to store until I needed to use it. After opening the sealed plastic wrap the sleeping bag was not much larger. I already used it for two camping trips and two backpacking trips. It kept me warm on my trips. I was actually surprised that I did not get cold like the times I used my sleeping bag I bought from Costco. I really like how practical the bag’s design is. Here are the pros: +The bag comes in a stuff bag; you do not have to worry about rolling the bag tightly neat to put the sleeping bag into the stuff bag. +The straps on the stuff bag makes it easy to attach to a backpack, or carry in general. +The sleeping bag is not that big, I think it’s great for people that are 5 feet and 8 inches or shorter. +The sleeping bag has a zipper at the feet AND a side zipper; I was able to unzip at the feet so that my feet do not get too hot. +The bag is rated for 20 degrees; I slept in 0 degree whether with a jacket on. Cons: -Sleeping bag may be too small for people taller than 5 feet 8 inches. -The sleeping bag is not too wide either; I call it a mummy sleeping bag. -The straps, used to compress the bag which are on the outside of the stuff bag, get in the way of the opening of the sleeping bag; It might be difficult at times to take the bag in and out of the stuff bag because the straps are in the way, maybe I am doing it wrong… Overall, I would recommend this sleeping bag to friends and family. It’s a great and practical bag; it is compact and easy to carry. For the price, it is a really good bag compared to other bags in the price range. If you have the money and are tall, I suggest going for a 0 degree bag or negative degrees bag that has multiple zippers like this sleeping bag does to control the heat. If you are about 5 feet 8 inches tall or below, and you are on a budget, looking for a sleeping bag that is easy to pack and carry, then this sleeping bag may be a great fit Read more

Sleeping bags can be expensive! This one wasn’t. Naturally, I was skeptical because I’ve used a LOT of gear (and “gear”) in my life and typically price is pretty relative to quality. I bought this one to take camping out of state, so it went in my checked bag along with the hammock, tarp, tools, and clothes. It travelled well, slept very warm on 60-65° New England nights near the water, and packs pretty compact for a sleeping bag. I tied a knockoff woobie around the bottom like an under quilt, and it was warm enough to sleep in shorts, socks, and a long sleeve tshirt. I wouldn’t bring it out for sub zero, but I’ll bet with good sleep layers it would hold up pretty close. That’s yet to be tested. It’s not a $300 sleeping bag, not ultralight, no real technical fabrics, the zipper might grab occasionally… but for the price and overall footprint, I was pleasantly surprised and will continue to use it as my primary bag for now until it falls apart. I live in the south so it will more than suffice for 3-4 season hammock camping here. I recommend it if money is your concern! If I could afford to, I’d go very expensive and get tiny and ultralight but to me, it’s cozy, and I won’t cry if it gets dirty, scuffed, or singed. Make an affordable, cozy pack with this bag, a pair of cheap wool socks, and the hammock/ bug net/ tarp combo (also on Amazon under many brand names). Throw a piece of Tyvek house wrap on the ground, and hang a stroller fan (LED light + 3 speed fan) on the inside for comfort. Happy camping! Read more

It was a 40 degree day and during the night dipped in to the low 30's. I wore underarmor compression pants and a T shirt with socks in this sleeping bag on my Powerlix sleeping pad which is rated to 30 degrees comfortably and 16-20 degree survival temperature, about the same rating as this sleeping bag, and I was extremely warm and comfortable. The worst part about the whole thing was having to get out of my warm bag and go into 30 degree air in the morning. I am 6 foot one and 225 pounds with a wide shoulder build, the square foot box allowed me to spread my legs apart for comfortability and the synthetic material is way softer than I anticipated. I had never had a sleeping bag with a hood on it before, it was a nice change so being in it I felt more heat was conserved inside the bag. I did not try pulling the draw string to test it because there was no need to. It was almost too warm as it was. The length of the bag would fit any adult comfortably up to 6' 5" but any height over that and the bag would be too short or small. There is a small pouch in the bag on the inside which is nice for many things depending on what gear you like having close to you. It is big in size when rolled up and the straps are tightened, it is roundabout 4 pounds, but it WILL keep you warm in colder weather, it is comfortable, soft, very water repellant. I fully recommend getting a sleeping pad to use with any sleeping bag in colder weather to further insulate you from the ground and allows your sleeping bag to be more beneficial in insulating your body heat. The higher the R value, the lower temperatures your gear can handle. I do believe the R value of this bag is 2 or 2.2 same as my sleeping pad. Recommend for 3 season camping for sure Read more

This sleeping bag is very comfortable and keeps me warm at night during the winter, the price for this sleeping bag is worth it, this sleeping bag does what it was designed for keeping me warm when it's cold at night Read more

I honestly think this is a great sleeping bag. Very warm and very comfortable. However! I found it to be way too big for backpacking and was Expecting something much smaller. Read more

good cost x benefit. went recently to a camp with temperatures under 30F and I survived... Read more