Terra Hiker Ultra-Lightweight Sleeping Bag, Campact Sleeping Bag, 3-Season Sleeping Bag with Extended Length and Compression Bag for Camping

I needed a lightweight sleeping bag that would be suitable for the summer heat of Texas. As I hate dragging six kids out shopping my first spot was looking online and seeing what I could find.I found this sleeping bag which arrived quickly and couldn't wait to try it out. I actually purchased it for our summer beach and fishing trip coming up this July but the kids wanted to use it already so we put a tent in yard and had fire cookout and slept under the stars. The sleeping bag is very light weight and once it zips it also has a velcro piece that keeps it closed. I think this was a great added touch.The sleeping bag is just a regular size bag. If you are extremely tall or extremely overweight then this would not be good. But a normal to slightly heavy person it will accommodate wonderfully. If you want a double bag for kids who are scared to sleep alone, you could purchase two bags and zip together.The inside is a nice gray color and soft. It is comfortable to sleep in and does not make you sweat like some materials do. It rolls up easily and has a bag to store it in when not using it This is perfect for those summer camping trips or if you were hiking somewhere and carying it on a pack.

My boyfriend and I each bought one of these for a backpacking trip. They are super lightweight and pack very well. We zipped them together, which was very easy to figure out. It got pretty chilly one night of our recent trip, but within its rated temperatures it did great. When zipped with another and sharing heat (plus 3 dogs in the tent too) it worked well even below its rating. I also really appreciated how easy it was to re-pack into it's stuff sack. The important part - pay close attention to the way it is folded the first time you take it out, then fold it like that to re-pack it.

These are nice light weight sleeping bags. I used mine in low 50 degree Fahrenheit weather and it kept me sufficiently warm.There are a couple things I'd change though. The fabric on the outside of the sleeping bag is very fragile. And second, there really isn't a ton of wiggle room in the sleeping bag and I'm not a very large person. (5'9" 140lbs)Overall though I like the sleeping bag! I just wish it was a couple inches wider to make it a little more comfortable.

This is the second one of these sleeping bags I have purchased. I live in South Texas where other than about 2 months a year it is normally between 85 to 100 degrees Fahrenheit at night time. I love to camp but as a result of the weather find it hard to find a nice light weight sleeping bag. Most nights I camp with a bed sheet and no sleeping bag at all. I came across this item and love it for a few reason. For 1, it is priced really well for the quality of the bag. Very nice stitching, material and zipper. . . everything is top notch. It looks great (I bought the orange and love it). It folds up nice and small. I have a Jeep Wrangler so space is a real issue. . . not with this sleeping bag, it can fit anywhere. I would imagine if you are a biker or hiker it would be great as well, due to the size and light weight. Lastly it is so comfortable and breaths really well, which for warm weather is real plus. I love it, I have the orange and now the green one (one for me, one for my son). Can't recommend it enough.

I purchased this bag to use for June camping in the Grand Canyon and Zion National Park. I wanted something small that could be warm in case desert temps dropped too far. I didn't need it in the Grand Canyon, but it saved my butt in Zion. Grand Canyon temps never dropped below 100°, but the bag didn't take up much room, and it was so light that I didn't regret taking it. Zion dropped into 60° range at night. I was sleeping in cotton compression shorts and a sleeveless tee with no socks, and I was cozy inside this bag on an inflatable pad inside a tent. It's a very convenient bag... Especially for the price.

I originally bought this item as a camping item from a list recommended for a bug out bag. It's a decent product but there are a few things to consider.1 - I'm roughly 5'8" and this sleeping bag came up to my chin2 - This bag is very snug. I'm of average weight and build and the bag was a bit tight. It's advertised that two bags can be zipped together but I wouldn't recommend. Flat out, the bags are probably about the width of a twin mattress without any room to move. Two of these bags zipped together is perfect if you spoon your partner and you're both heavy sleepers.3 - Warmth. The lowest possible temperature that this bag is good for is 46 degrees which I tested out. Given that, I would say that long johns or something similar would be needed to have anything else under that temperature bareable.What this item is perfect for is summer backpacking. It's very small and light which is ideal for backpacking.

Ultra-Lightweight Sleeping Bag, Terra Hiker Campact Sleeping bag, Envelope Sleeping Bag with Extended Length and Compression Bag for Camping (Dark Blue) . I'm giving this sleeping bag a five star rating because it is everything I was expecting. It is light weight and compact, great for overnight hikes and scout camps. It comes in a little compression bag that fits easy into a back pack or can hook on to the side of one. It is extended length, so I can fit comfortably in, I am 6' 1", and I find it very uncomfortable when my toes hit the bottom of the bag, but have plenty of room in this one.

So far I'm pleased with this sleeping bag. The quality is good for the price. Lightweight and packs easily. The compression straps get a little twisted, but with a little work... compresses appropriately. Will update once tested in the elements.