ONETIGRISBushcrafter’s Sleeping Bags, Mummy Sleeping Bag for Camping Hiking Backpacking, Survival Gear

Super spacious and warm, I'm a rather average height and weight male. I was surprised at how light and large this sleeping bag is! The zippers are smooth running and the insulation keeps me warm, way warmer than my own bed! Its soft and comfortable making it great for sleeping outdoors when camping. I got it for almost half off and I love it! Great price!

For polyester, it works great. You can't compare it to down, but squishes small. Size wise, I'm a small guy, but I fit well with good wiggle room and a large foot area. I'm warm in it, but I would definitely suggest to the manufacture to upgrade to a better zipper. It just could use a bit of bulk strength and ease of use.

We used to have a Coleman sleeping bag, but it broke and wore out. So we were looking for a warm, quick, and easy sleeping bag. Well, we found it! Bought it back in Feb 2025 and brought to a beach camping.The weather did reach 30 degrees, and we were afraid that it wouldn't keep us warm, but IT DID!Ever since then, we have gone to 6 camping trips and we love it! There is no problem with it.i woke up sweating and warm! Didn't have a bring an extra blanket.For packing up : it was easy too! Just fold and roll it up. It comes with a buckle to make it tighter and smaller. That was what we wanted! The price was decent priced too compared to Walmart or REI stores.

Decent sleeping bag. I’d probably use this bag in 45°f temps. Anything less I’d want a thicker bag. The material doesn’t seem very durable to me. I was hoping it would be a bit tougher skinned. But I’m sure it will work just fine. One improvement I’d like would be a zipper with inside and outside tethers. This bag has a single tether than flips to the inside or out.

So comfy! On colder nights and cool summer nights too!!

Perfect size and quality built. Can’t go wrong with Tigris.

This is a great sleeping bag. Used it in for about 2 weeks straight while deployed. My only issue with the system is the stuff sak could be way smaller. It takes up a lot of room even with the tension straps maxed out and there is plenty give in the sleeping bag itself to put in a smaller stuff sak.

I tested it last weekend in 40-50°F weather on a rainy day. I was quite impressed despite being thin and lightweight, it kept me very warm. It also seemed to have some water resistance. I’m not sure what insulation material is used inside, but overall, it’s pretty impressive. I’d recommend it as a solid 3-season sleeping bag.