MEREZA 0 Degree Winter Sleeping Bag for Adults Kids with Pillow, Cold Weather Sleeping Bag for 4 Season Camping Hiking Backpacking Sleeping Bags for Big and Tall

Plenty of room, and comfortable for big and tall. Only negative is that it takes up A LOT of room in a backpack.

Since I will be camping in the wild for a while, although I may just sleep in the car, the weather temperature has dropped sharply recently, so I have been looking for related sleeping bag products on the website a few days ago.I found this brand of sleeping bags later, the size is large, and the price is good, so I placed the order. After I got the express, I opened it and found that the product package was very compact. After I opened it, I found that there were several items inside, and a small pillow was sent. Its zipper is done very smoothly, and then I sleep in it at night, the temperature feels very comfortable and does not make me feel cold. At the same time, when I put it away, I found that it can be put into the bag very quickly. The price and workmanship are worthy of praise.

We plan on using these for overland camping in the cab of our rig, so light weight isn't too much of a consideration for us. However, if you are looking for light weight, this set up may not be for you. There's a bit of bulk and heft. The manufacturer included elastic straps for each pillow and pad, and drawstring stuff sac with adjustable duffle bag style straps for the sleeping bag. Additionally, each pad comes with it's own stuff sac. The material is of decent quality, but nothing exceptional. I wish the included straps were cinch style rather than elastics. The snaps to connect pillows to pads and pads to one another are plastic.So far, the pillow we opened the valve on has been inflating for 25 minutes and is not fully inflated yet. It is apparently filled with chunks of memory foam rather than a solid piece if that matters to you (after letting it inflate completely, it does feel lumpy when you lay on it, and the fill is not evenly distributed, and pretty difficult to adjust). We also opened the valves on one of the pads, and it has been inflating for about 20 minutes, and is currently less than an inch thick. The product directions state the pads need 10 minutes to inflate. I do not yet know if subsequent inflating sessions will go faster. The material the pads and pillows is made of seems easy to wipe down, and again, of decent quality.After allowing the pad to inflate for almost an hour, it is not even 2 inches thick, far thinner than advertised. I will let the pad inflate over night and see if it reaches the thickness advertised. [UPDATE] over night, it did inflate more, but I left the valves open for several days, and the pad never reached a full 3 inch thickness.The sleeping bag is of better material than I expected, more densely woven and heavier than generic sleeping bags carried in the camp section of one-stop stores. It comes tightly vacuum packed, and inside it's stuff sac. It will probably benefit from being allowed to air out and fluff up, but seems to have a decent amount of loft and fill. We will likely use it to cover the sleep pads and sleep on top, to help keep the pads cleaner for longer (though several companies make covers for camp sleep pads if you want to go that route, or just wrap a sheet around 'em).As of right now, this item has not met expectations based on advertised attributes, but the overall quality is decent and will probably hold up to regular trips for some time.

I bought this sleeping bag for a month trip. It served it's purpose and kept me warm. Love that you can turn it into a blanket by unzipping it all the way. The included pillow was a little laughable but I won't base this review off it.

I’m in the military and I took this out to the field in New Mexico at about 9k feet of elevation in early October. Temp dropped down to mid 30s with strong wind and I was fine without a tent, behind a vehicle as a basic wind barrier. Only complaint is the zipper doesn’t block a breeze at all, but I was fine wrapping my feet in a light jacket and wearing my uniform plus a wobbie style jacket. I prefer this over the CIF issued sleeping bag. I’m very glad I bought it.I think this paired with a light fighter tent on a cot and a foam mat would be fine down to 20s. Maybe lower temps with more layers. If you’re sharing a tent with others, you may be able to manage even lower temps.

Very comfortable but the pillow is very small.

#1 line of mfg product care states, do NOT compress, will lose fluffiness. pkg came vacuumed sealed and compress into a small box. how long its been that way i can only guess.. seems pretty flat and deflated or there's just not that mush insulation to begin with but its heavy, so.... inner nylon fabric is breathable with outer shell being more dense, not breathable. don't like the 2 zipper system. leaves big hole where they meet. i use the worthless pillow that comes with this to block the gap, keeping cold air out. also the "20 degree" they state, is Celsius i believe. i got cold sleeping in my bedroom at 60deg F. instructions tell you to wear cloths to bed if cold.. chinese instructions into english contradicts itself at times.

Well made, should be warm