Probably the best Cold Weather Bag for the price!
For the price and performance, I don’t think this sleeping bag can be beat, especially if you are looking for maximum warmth in severe cold camping conditions. The lining is very smooth and surprisingly comfortable, while also adding the benefit of providing a degree of water/weather resistance. Likewise, there is a generous amount of insulation that is fitted well in the sleeping bag so that it does not shift or clump up, keeping the whole bag evenly insulated. The mummy style also contributes to rapid warming, without the need for multiple layers of clothing.Other features such as the “zipper plow” make it a breeze to zip/unzip the bag which just further adds to how much value there is to this bag. The only “drawback” to this bag is that it is fairly large and bulky; if you are a backpack camper trying to find lightweight performance, this is not it. Also, if you are someone who feels constricted in mummy style bags, take a look at Coleman’s Big Basin sleeping bag instead; it has similar performance but in a standard “rectangle” shape. For my purposes though, this is basically perfect!

Best of Class: The Quest for a Great Sleeping Bag
For a recent camping trip, I ordered 4 different brands of sleeping bags for my family to do my own comparison test after ending up confused by reading pages of reviews and camping forums. I was happily surprised by this sleeping bag, being one of the cheapest in the bunch and yet the best quality.Not only was the outer fabric higher quality ripstop polyester (thicker and heavier), but small details were awesome: a zipper tab that makes it super easy to use in pitch dark, a drawstring on the internal collar and of course the padded backing on zipper to block drafts.The only real part of this that was disappointing was the quality of the stuff sack- but the least important and easily replaced! It also is a bit small in width, I am 5’9 w/ a medium frame body and there was just enough space to not feel claustrophobic. A larger sized body might feel constricted and not as warm.I highly recommend this bag for the occasional (car) camper. It is too bulky and heavy to pack for hiking. But at this price point, it’s not aimed for those people. In fact I will be returning 2 bags (by Eureka and Slumberjack) to replace with this bag for our next trip. A great Fall/Spring sleeping bag.TIP: when choosing a bag, the lowest temp rating is the “survival” temp, NOT “comfort” temp. Add about 20 degrees for that. Hence why a 30F bag while actually be comfortable at only around 50F temps (unless your wearing many more layers!). That is why I choose bags rated between 0F and 15F and we were all just warm enough on the coldest night. I am by nature always cold and was pleased to still be warm in the morning!Weather: Damp, drizzle, slight wind, mountain field. About 30 F at night/ 40 F midday- mid October.Type: Car camping, simple 4 person tent with rain coverSleeping pad: Wenzel self-inflating pad (great pad, see my other review!)Clothing: Silk thermal, thick sweatpant top/bottom, wool socks/ hat

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I’m 6ft2/95kgs and the length and width of the bag is ok.Enough space at the feet and shoulders to be able to roll over and not have the whole thing become a tangled mess during the night. Wide enough to be able to lay on your side and hang a knee off to the side for support as well. The hood is really great, keeping my head warm.To be honest I left it half unzipped as I was getting too hot during the night, using it more like a doona than a sleeping bag.