Sleeping Bag,3-4 Seasons Warm Cold Weather Lightweight, Portable,

9 reviews for Sleeping Bag,3-4 Seasons Warm Cold Weather Lightweight, Portable,

1. 

   TERM Pastor – 8 December 2024

   Warm, soft and packable!
   After Helene I got a chance to use this and was very pleased with my purchase.It’s lightweight, lofty and warm.I’ve not used it yet in cold weather.

2. 

   MI Mail Carrier – 8 December 2024

   Perfect
   It’s warm enough for 3 seasons, haven’t tried experimenting with extreme cold, but very comfortable, fits my class B bed perfectly.

3. 

   Adam M Zadra – 8 December 2024

   Warm warm warm
   We camped upstate New York in the low 40s F and the bag was warm and cozy. Good, comfortable size let’s moving easily

4. 

   Amazon Customer – 8 December 2024

   Nice Bag!
   This is a great sleeping bag for the money. Took it on a week long trip and it worked great. I just wish it was a little wider.

5. 

   Candy Baker – 8 December 2024

   My daughter loves it!
   Compact package! Great for backpack king! Bought it for my a 12 year old daughter and it’s perfect! Just a bit big so ur leaves some room to grow.

6. 

   Ryder – 8 December 2024

   Stayed warm
   Kept my son warm

7. 

   James Carter – 8 December 2024

   Decent bag for the price.
   I like the look and color of the sleeping bag; and really like the width of it. Can roll over easily and isn’t too narrow like my last one; wider than most. However, their temperature rating like most brands is too optimistic. It is a high 40s to 50s bag, not for the 30s which I have tried it in. You will need layers added which I normally do, so I wasn’t surprised any and expected it; since the bag is pretty thin. Especially at the bottom; very little support for the feet to keep them warm. The zipper is not good; unless you velcro it near the neck, the zipper will slide down every time you move. The hood was not designed very well either, too narrow or very little lip to it. Sitting up, put it over your head and it won’t stay, will slide off. It is a good spring and summer bag for the price; but if you are camping in colder weather as I do, need more layers.

8. 

   Adam Goldstein – 8 December 2024

   A very good general purpose sleeping bag
   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.

9. 

   Hector Gerardo Ramirez García – 8 December 2024

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