Sleeping Bag, ieGeek Lightweight Envelope Sleeping Bags with Compression Sack Portable Waterproof for 3 Season Travel Camping Hiking Backpacking Outdoor Activities,Ultra-Large for Kid/Adults

I mostly use this when I deploy on disaster relief operations, but I take it camping too. I usually sleep warm, so I got this specifically because it was supposed to not have a lot of stuffing and not so much heat. It's great - I can sleep in it in summer temps if I keep it unzipped, and with it zipped it's comfy down to the high 30s. It's very slick though, so staying on top of a camp mat is a challenge (several fixes work. I stuffed my inflatable pad in there and then used a micro-compact anti-insect bag liner, and was super comfy. If you put it on a cot, the sides generally keep you in place.).I got the orange, because generally everything I take on missions is brightly-colored for various reasons. This thing is bright enough to use for signaling aircraft.It's not a cold-weather bag, which is a plus in my book. It's a bit slippery. It's not good for overweight individuals. Other than that, it's perfect.

This sleeping bag is comfortable and roomy . I'm 5'10, 210 and shifted from stomach to side to back without a problem. The zippers are extremely well made for a bag this price. There was a little snagging but zipping up and down was mostly smooth and easy. The bag is very light weight and packs down ALOT smaller than expected. The compression sack is the real deal and allows you to compress it even smaller if needed. This is a well made bag with some really nice features. For the price definitely 5 stars.

Great, lightweight warm weather bag. For any weather down to 40 degrees or so, this is the bag I will be using. It packs small for motorcycle camping and is comfortable and good quality. The XL is especially roomy and still packs very small. The zipper woks great too and rarely gets jammed with overhanging material. I wish they would also make a slightly warmer one for cooler weather. The fill material is very efficient and if it was increased 50% it would make for another terrific pack sleeping bag.

Just arrived. It is extremely compact. Which is great because I’m trying this out before ordering more. Wanted something for our emergency bags. It’s lightweight, seems well made. However, I am a big guy and it’s just a little too small in width for me to zip it comfortably. It did my wife very well and the kids. I’ll be ordering more with the intention of zipping 2 together for my use. My only complaint is the zipper catches like crazy on the inner material so zipping must be done carefully. This may change after the bag is hung to air out and fully expand for the first time. No bad odors right out of the bag. Seems very slippery so I’m not sure how it will do over a sleeping pad. It says comfortable down to 40 degrees but I plan on putting lightweight bag liners in them and we carry a will blanket as well so short of winter camping I think it’s going to be great. With a shelter and a fire I think it will work even then.I am not unhappy with the bag and look forward to using it.

Working in Fire and EMS sometimes you are always on the go, and this is fantastic for just that. It’s not a negative weather bag or something that’s gonna make you sweat but for an on the go lightweight bag that fits in a backpack, five stars. I’m 6’2” 250lbs and I can get it up over my shoulders and stay warm through the night. It packs up into its case in a flash. Totally recommend this for anyone.

I bought this for a motorcycle-camping trip I took this summer. I chose this bag in particular because I could buy two and zip them together, plus they were small. It wasn't how I planned to pack them, but the bag is wrapped in some tough straps, and I wound up hanging these bags off of the tie-downs I used to attach my luggage to the bike with those straps. They didn't show a single sign of wear or anything. So not only are they comfortable, zip-together, but they also take up zero space when I'm packing for a trip, which is important when you have to fit everything on 1-ft square rack.

I'm 6' 220lbs. The XL was to small for me. The zipper is cheap and gets stuck easily.

I put this thing in a vacuum bag and think i got it down to about 4 x 4 x 1 inches. It seems warm for as thin and light as it is, though I think its temperature threshold isnt counting a tent, campfire, emergency clothing or otherwise - it seemed pretty warm for its thinness. I got a blow up roll out pad for it, and would suggest it due to its lack of padding. If you want something light, thin and that can be compressed even smaller than the image, this is a good buy. Not sure how long it will last, but at my height its hard to find a quality lightweight bag. Im 6'4 and this thing is enough to accommodate me.