AGEMORE Ultralight Warm Weather Sleeping Bag, Portable Lightweight Waterproof Compact Sleeping Bag with Compression Sack, Fit for Kids Teens or Adults Outdoor Camping, Backpacking & Hiking

My girlfriend is usually a hot sleeper and didn’t want a traditional sleeping bag. We tried this for her and it was the perfect size and warmth for her to sleep in a tent with. We went camping in August and September during 80-90 degree summer days, this was the perfect balance on the cool evenings to keep her warm but not too hot. It was long enough for her and she’s 6’1”, so that was an added bonus!

I got it because it was light weight and small size and CHEAP..It worked great in 46 degree temps.It was small and I got it back in the bag pretty easy and compressed it down

But really for skinny kids.

The GOOD:It’s cheap… super cheap. I needed a sleeping bag for a fishing trip in Northern Saskatchewan, in early July. I don’t camp, so I didn’t want to put a ton of money into a sleeping bag I planned to use for 1 week.It’s compact…. Super compact. I had very specific restrictions for the total weight of gear, clothes and food, so the light weight and compact design of this bag was a huge benefit.It’s orange… super orange. Small benefit, but the fact that it was a nice looking bag in a bright color was a positive for me.The BAD:I’m 5’9”, and this sleeping bag felt super small… again, I don’t camp, so at first I thought it was just me… but after a few minutes, I was searching for the label to see if I had accidentally purchased a child’s sleeping bag…It is small in two ways… it is short and it is tight… I left it half unzipped to compensate for the tightness… wasn’t anything I could do for the shortness…The CHILLY:The first couple days of the trip were fine, and since I also had a separate sleeping bag liner, I wasn’t too cold… then the weather changed.The first tempature drop was uncomfortable… but manageable… this bag says it is rated at 58 degrees… it should say rated for” a child’s sleepover in the living room in July with the thermostat set on 68, and an extra blanket handy.”The second tempature drop was to 39 degrees… and it was not kind… the first choice was to fully zip (claustrophobic) or unzip (no heat retention)….then it became a waiting game… sleep was not really an option… I was too cold and too uncomfortable to sleep more than 15 minutes at a time…. And finally unable to sleep at all…Did you know it is super bright outside at 3am in Saskatchewan in July… it is because I was awake…The CONCLUSION:Not going to talk too badly about this product, because even though it didn’t meet my needs, it did most of what it promised to do. It was not the right tool for the job, but that’s my fault, because I chose it fully aware. The only issue that was the products fault was how small it is…1 star for price, 1 star for compactness, 1 star for being orange…0 stars for warmth, and 0 stars for fit…3 out of 5 stars

Not the most durable sleeping bag ever but got me through most of a 6 month deployment with nothing else. Comfy, soft, great for warmer climates.

Ultralight Warm Weather Envelope Sleeping Bag, Lightweight Waterproof Compact Sleeping Bag, for Spring Summer & Fall, 75’’L X 30’’W.Firstly, I stretched and I pulled this bag as wide as it could go at the bottom and the widest I could get it was 28". It is 30" wide at the top. In the attached photos you see the pad on a sleping pad that is 23 1/2" wide for your reference.The bag is rectangular with a full length zip that opens on two sides, so you could open this fully and use it as a blanket. The outside of the bag feels like a thin nylon, how you expect a sleeping bag to feel. The inside feels like a thin finely woven cotton/rayon mix. The label and listing say the lining is made of Polyester Pongee. I have never heard of this, but an internet search explained it is a thin chinese material made from raw silk or a synthetic. That explains why it feels like rayon (artificial silk).I look the like of the bag, I like rectangular bags more than mummy style and will carry the extra weight for the extra comfort. The inside of the bag has a material that is comfortable against bare skin and does not cling like nylon would. The zipper is double so you can open the bottom only if you want to help with ventilation. The stuffsack/compression sack is also excellent.On my scales this sleeping bag in its stuff sack weighs 1lb 11.5oz.Thank you for reading my review and looking at my photos of this product. I hope you found it helpful!REVIEW PHILOSOPHY: I only review a product if it is something I am capable of critically evaluating through comparison, testing and use. This means I have experience of using similar items; or that I have equipment or tools that I can test it with; or that I have an upcoming need so I can actually use. I am as selective about getting an item to review as I would be about purchasing that same item, so yes, I expect it to be a good product. My reviews are NOT based on packaging or if it was delivered timely.