Snugpak Travelpak 2 Sleeping Bag with Mosquito Net 36 Degree Left Hand Zip Electric Blue

I wanted something to handle the warmer months that wasn’t down, and could be small enough for back-packing. This fits the bill well. I have yet to push the “comfort” rating, but in a hammock or on a cot in cooler summer nights it has been great. The materials are comfortable against the skin. The bug net is neat to have (my hammock screen is iffy). It compresses nicely for back-packing. I just wish there were a couple of color choices so my boys don’t fight over whose is whose. My one complaint is the zipper - I wish it had a tan on each side and didn’t constantly catch in the shell material. Otherwise, great value for the money! Read more

I used this while sleeping next to a lake and the cold wind coming off of the lake was absolutely freezing. After jumping into this sleeping bag I was more than warm. I almost started to sweat. I’m very satisfied. Especially with the mosquito net attached to the bag. In the right circumstances you wouldn’t need a tent with the net. I take motorcycle trips with it because compacts into a small ball. For size reference, after opening it and packing it yourself. I can get it down to maybe half the size of a volleyball, on a good day. Read more

Came in as described. Works great! Nice and thin, so I didn't sweat as much. Read more

Motorcycle camping makes space a real issue. This bag has been a great solution. Read more

I am 6'4", 190lb. Snugpak bags have more room than most alternatives. I have plenty of shoulder room, and room for clothing at the foot box without feeling cramped. I am toasty at 25-35F. For smaller individuals during colder summer regions, i would suggest pairing your bag with insulating clothing layers or a light blanket (woobie or snugpak jungle/travel blanket, for example). If you use this bag for shoulder seasons, you may need to purchase the Travelpak 3 or 4. Generally for woman and lighter men, the 3 and 4, rated at 15-20F will keep you warm enough while this Travelpak 2 may leave you in a chill. Thinner than most sleeping bags for the same rating. Although slightly generous with their ratings, the insulation being sewn only to the inner fabric layer and not to the outer shell helps increase loft enough to reduce the bulk of insulating material. The outer shell is light and breathable, but wind and water resistant enough for most summer and shoulder season uses. It is durable but not bomb-proof. The zippers may catch. Like most snugpak products, of which I own many, the insulating properties compare to many sleeping bags of greater price, but are lighter and more compact. Downsides to lighter bags can be durability and warmth reduction. However, for the price of snugpak products the trade-offs are well worth it. Read more