3-4 Season Sleeping Bag for Adults & Kids, Lightweight Warm Cold Weather Camping Bag with Waterproof Compression Sack – Portable for Hiking, Backpacking, Traveling & Outdoor Adventures

Got this for a camping trip and it did great! Seems durable, the included stuff sack keeps it compact when not in use. It's really cozy, but might not be great for cold weather. I got it for warmer camping trips, as we usually camp in the summer in a humid state where it doesn't cool down much at night so I'm more concerned about getting too hot. I did get cold one night, but the other cold night I layered a camping blanket on top of the sleeping bag and it was great. LOVE the hot pink color

The bag is excellent value: I've camped for decades. But there is something I'm must address. It calls itself a "3 to 4 season bag." What does this mean? Is this a 4-season bag for the Florida, or is it a 4-season bag for New England? I live in New England & hike year-round. Sometimes, even in October, in mountain areas of Vermont, Maine and New Hampshire, I experience nights which drop into the teens. I've not used this bag yet (just got it) but I doubt it, alone, would get me through a cold Maine night without my body shivering to fight off hyperthermia. I really think, in the best interest of everyone, a seller of a "3-4 Season Bag" should qualify that statement--in all seriousness. Afterall, If I lived on the Equator, I suspect a baby's blanket would be a "3-4 season item." This is not meant as sarcasm: I just feel too many sellers loosely use the term "3-4 season bag." However, this bag is nice and I'm happy with the $$ I spent for it.

Great product for the price...compact, light weight, and several nice features (double zipper, velcro tab to keep zipper from unzipping, draw strings to prevent drafts, etc.). I also like how roomy the bag is (trade off with weight and warmth, but hit the sweet spot for me). However, this is far from the warmest bag with a 32-F rating and quality is not super high. Insulation is centered along the center of the bag on top and bottm, but this makes very thin spots along the zipper and folded side (i.e., there will be areas the size of my fist that litterally have no filling in them near the zipper). This is actually fairly efficient for what I needed (low temps in the 40's and weight/space constraints) as it is insulating the most important parts while keeping the amount of filling to a minimum, but a better quality winter bag would not do this. The bag also does not have much loft to it. I used it on a night that got down to 40-F and was plenty comfortable, but I had a base layer, sweats, 2 pr heavy socks, and thin gloves on. I often do this with a 5-lb bag rated to 50-F and I was about as comfortable in the new bag as that other bag (and the new bag is much smaller and lighter). Overall, I'm pleased with my purchase, but don't want others to expect this to be the quality of a $100 bag rated to 32-F...it will be much thinner than other quality bags with this same temperature rating (we have a Teton Sport that is amazingly warm, small, and light and has like 4" of loft...but also costs 3x what I paid for this bag).

Feels thick, warm and soft. Fits in the bag with no issue.

While I probably wouldn't use this sleeping bag on any ultra-light packing trips, I WOULD use this for most everything else. While not nearly as light as my nicer bag, it IS plenty warm, waterproof, durable, comfortable etc and a fraction of the price. Why beat up on my nice bag for car camping? What I really like most is the versatility. For warmer nights, this sucker can unzip into a blanket for car camping. For colder nights, zip the thing up completely and use the head pocket. I also love that I can unzip the feet separately to get some needed venting for additional comfort while still maintaining insulation. Helps get the moisture (and farts) out. I think it would be more honest to call this a 3 season bag, but hell, if you throw on enough layers anything can be a 4 season bag. Would it hold up in snow? Yes. Would you be comfortable in it? Probably not, unless you have a well insulated pad, some layers on you, and maybe some wool blankets for good measure. I think this is a great bag for anytime you DON'T want to use your x hundred dollar "nice" bag for car camping, visitors, low distance hiking trips etc. Basically anywhere where weight isn't your priority and you don't want to beat up on your nicer gear for "basic" usage. I plan on using this bag for my road trip /car camping trips, leaving in my car trunk in winter for emergency use and local camping trips with the family primarily. For those of you hiking the AT/PCT, this bag isn't for you. For the other 99% of us "normies", this bag would work just fine for backyard camping, cub scout camping with/for the kids, unexpected guests, emergency/prepper usage, road tripping or whatever else that would require the use of a sleeping bag.

Best so far of budget friendly sleeping bags. I was really impressed.

I bought this as a gift for my grandson. It was perfect for him. Well made. Great size for a teenager. Soft and warm.

In general this is a pretty comfortable sleeping bag, it's not as loud as some other ones I have had and the material on the inside seems to be pretty good. I did take it camping and it just didn't keep me warm enough toward the bottom end of the range, even when I had on thermals and pants and socks so I had to end up throwing hand warmers in to help out so I would say this is probably fine down to 45 to 50 Fahrenheit but anything lower you need a different sleeping bag.

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Mi sobrino fue el que lo utilizo para un viaje que hizo, y es genial para cuando tenía que dormir en los aeropuertos

These sleeping bags are awesome — warm, comfy, and lightweight. I’ve used them for camping and overnight trips, and they keep the cold out really well even in chilly weather. The material feels durable, and they pack down easily into the compression sack. Great value for the quality — I liked them so much I grabbed three!

Definitely not 4 seasons but comfy. It's quite bulky if you're packing light and small i wouldn't recommend. Was adequate for 12 degrees C nights but 7 degrees wasn't.

Me parece demasiado ligero oara clima frío