Alps MountaineeringAura +35 Degree Mummy Sleeping Bag

Light weight, compact, perfect for temp 35F

Love this sleeping bag, however it has one issue, the zippers get stuck in the fabric very easily and cannot be unstuck, otherwise a great very warm very comfortable sleeping bag. Despite this issue it is still a good purchase.

I like it

To be honest, I haven't tested it outside yet because I haven't had the chance to camp yet. I used it while moving after my bed had been packed up. As far as warmth goes, I was in a room with temperatures between 60-65 and was chilly outside the bag, and just right in it. I don't know how this will hold up in colder temperatures, but it should be just right for summer camping.As far as fit goes, I am a 5'3" female of average build and the bag felt just right for my preferences. It was short enough that I didn't have a ton of excess length at my feet, and wide enough that I could sleep on my side with my knee up at a right angle. In my opinion, anyone over 5'9" would probably not be very comfortable in this bag, and should go for the long length. That being said, this is my first experience with a mummy bag, and know they are supposed to fit snug.I liked having the second short zipper so that when it's warm out and you don't need to cocoon yourself into the bag, the top of the bag can be folded down like a blanket would and your arms kept out. The drawstring at the hood may take a few seconds to figure out but worked well.At first when I got into the bag and felt the coolness of the interior fabric, I was afraid I would be cold - especially my feet since those are always cold. Once I pulled up the hood and zipped the bag up though, I could feel myself getting warm instantly.As far as the carrying bag goes, there is only a compression sack provided with it, no larger stuff sack. That being said, the compression sack is always more expensive to buy, so I appreciated that it came with it. The sack was easy to use and it also packs down quite small and will definitely fit in a backpacking pack.Overall, while there are better performing/more technical bags out there, they are much more expensive. If you are on a budget, and only an occasional camper like myself, this bag should more than fit your needs.

Great for pretty much any non-freezing temp. I'm 6 foot tall 220lbs and the standard size fits with room all over - including length. I camp several times a year in the summer and this bag is light weight enough to sleep in with minimal clothing. If you get warm, open the short sipper - it opens almost to the waist.The zipper pulls are inside and out so you can open the bag with your arms inside. The head has a drawstring so when pulled tight only your mouth and part of your nose is exposed.Pay attention when unpacking from the stuff sack the first time - it's pretty easy getting the bag back in the storage sack if you fold it up the same way. If you prefer mummy style bags over traditional (I do - warmer and more compact), this is a great choice.