Mountainlodge Polycotton Sleeping Bag for Adult Cold Warm Weather Large with Compression Sack and Water Resistant for Family

Great sleeping bag for money! Read more

The sleeping bag's length is very generous, especially for a taller person or one who just wants to feel snuggled up! There are zippers on each side plus the ability to unzip the feet only! An outer pocket can store phone or keys or anything else that's small and needs to be kept within reach. If you want to hang the bag to dry or air out, there are 2 hang tabs. The bag stores inside of a compression bag, as well as an outer drawstring storage bag. Read more

Something especially frustrating when purchasing items is when the descriptions are false. Maybe some of this is due to misunderstanding due to translation of languages. For example, this phrase obviously makes no sense to an English speaker, "Clear and Protable Logo" and I don't know what feature they are even trying to highlight with that statement. But the statement "Detachable Hood" is definitely the opposite of true and it seems like a basic step to have someone proofread and fact check before posting a listing for an above average price item. But aside from the false description of the hood detaching, it does have a drawstring so that it can be pulled tighter around the head if desired, or left loose. Some things I especially like about this are: The length. As a taller person, it is nice to be able to fully stretch out in a sleeping bag. The option to zip open only the bottom of the bag. I'm not sure I would do this is I wasn't sleeping in an enclosed area like a tent or indoors because I'd be nervous about what might crawl through the opening at the bottom, but in hot weather in a tent, this is a welcome feature. The option to fully unzip the bag to use as a blanket. There have been past situations where it would have been helpful if my old sleeping bag could have done this. The hook loops at the bottom of the bag, allowing it to easily be hung up to dry or air out. Some things I don't like as much, though none are big problems: I would prefer a solid color rather than a plaid or striped design for the inside fabric. The stuff bag this comes with has straps with buckles that can be loosened or tightened. I would prefer velcro. For my camping gear, which is all car camping or glamping style, rather than true backpacker style, I value things that let me set up and pack up as fast as possible. It's a small thing, but adjusting buckles when I could pull or press velcro straps is a minor annoyance. The price is high. Perhaps it is justified by the size, features, and materials, but compared to other options, I still feel it would be easier to recommend to others on a budget if it were at least 20% less expensive. Or maybe a bit more expensive if it came with a duffle bag instead of the stuff sack, and the duffle bag could have enough room to also hold a sleeping pad, air pump, sheet, and pillow for more of a all-in-one carrying solution. The material seems to be of good quality. The interior isn't terrible in terms of how it feels, but it's not as nice to touch as my normal blankets. However, another reviewer made a point that this is a good compromise solution for durability and keeping clean, and his review indicates a lot of knowledge and experience with things like this, so I'm inclined to agree. Read more

I got this for my 12 year old. The length was perfect. He is 5’6”. Zipper works great and it cozy on the inside as well. It was warm enough in the 40-50. I kept an another blanket for in the morning. It worked great. We have used it several times without issues. Highly recommend for the value. Read more

I like its stuff sack— I’ve got it compacted down to fit in my emergency gear box with my jumper cables and my tire inflator. We’re not campers, but I do some cross country travel by car in the wintertime, and I like to be prepared. This is plenty big for either of us— I’m five feet and my husband is six feet. Obviously I have a lot more room than he does, but he said he was comfortable when he tried it out. It’s not designed for arctic camping, but neither am I. It’s perfect for an emergency blanket/bag, and we used it at Christmas to cover up the packages in the back of the car when we were staying in a hotel. So in my car, it’s truly multi purpose without taking up much room, and I’m pleased with the quality. My favorite thing is probably the ability to convert it from bag to open flat blanket. Good design! Read more

This sleeping bag is so roomy it could almost hold 2 people. I tried it out on my camping cot and it provided a nice layer of cushion. My local camping spots are located in milder temperatures (not the mountains) so I chose this sleeping bag as it works for cooler temps but not extremes. It unzips fully to be used as a blanket. The hood can be rolled down as a small pillow or wrapped around for warmth. There is a pocket on the front with flap over it, which is handy for keys, phone or bear spray. The bottom has two loops to hang it up to dry. The bottom zipper is joined in the corner with the main zipper. So, you can unzip your feet while staying in the bag. In Florida weather this is perfect for slightly cooler nights, where I like to be covered but not too warm. The bag goes easily into the stuff sack which has lots of straps to attach to other gear. The bigger size doesn't make it ideal for hike in type camping, but good for camping when I travel by car. Read more

This is a nice little sleeping bag. Very flexible. It's warm enough that you could use it in many circumstances in cooler climates, and cool enough not to be a super heavy sleeping bag. It has a handy little pocket in it that you can put your wallet or whatever in (on the top, so you don't end up laying on it). I love that feature. It has little loops so you can hang it to dry if it gets wet. There is a string you can pull to make it kind of like a mummy bag--not an intense one, but it would help keep your head warm for sure. The fabric inside is comfortable and durable. The outside is pretty much the normal polyester used on all camping stuff. You can open it and make it into a blanket. The bag it comes with has orange straps to really keep everything in place. They don't unclip or anything, so you just have to pull them to the side. That's good for keeping the sleeping bag in its bag, but not the best design, overall. Still, that's a very minor complaint. And it comes with a second "bonus" bag that's easier to get into, if you want to use it instead. Many of these features are present in many sleeping bags, of course. I just find this to be a good middle-of-the-road sleeping bag with a lot of features. Decent quality. Read more