Lightweight and Functional
If you’re searching for a lightweight and compact sleeping bag ideal for warm-weather adventures, the REDCAMP Ultra Lightweight Sleeping Bag is worth considering. We purchased for my truck driver husband to keep in his truck. This light and compact – it easily compresses into its included sack. The inside fabric is soft and skin-friendly. Zippers operate smoothly, can be unzipped and used as a blanket, is double sized and covers my big fella. Has been machine washed and dried (several times), and has done so wonderfully each time. This REDCAMP Ultra Lighweight Sleeping Bag is a solid addition! We would purchase again!

Lightweight. Tested three nights temps dropped as low as 42, 51, and 54. All below rated min of 59.
Bought this for ultralight backpacking survey/research/wildlife photography/recreational trips (tested in mid-May 2024 in NJ Pine Barrens (if you live in area, can attest to cool and wet conditions lately)). As it sheds a pound vs the larger Ozark Trail bag I have rated to 40F. As this one was only rated to 59 I was caught offguard the first night (as my town 25ish Mi north lows dropped into the upper 50s/low 60heat island, made mistake of not checking local forecast for pinelands microclimate.WORSE: I waited too long to setup the bivy shelter and lost light before i could figure out how to set it up. So ended up laying the tent footprint on a flat, relatively dry patch under a stand of large Atlantic White Cedars (upland) and Pitch Pines. And only had thin hiking pants, a longsleeve nylon light shirt, and this sleeping bag out in the open that first night it dropped to 42 at 550am. Yet despite being literally on the ground under a tree with no shelter and this warm rated bag: it kept me warm enough to not be shivering constantly; and i didnt feel the need to start an emergency fire (dont do that in dry piney areas), i did have to huddle up and reduce my surface area a bit to stay warm, like lying totally flat splayed out, I got a bit uncomfortably chilly, but knees tucked in a bit lying sort of like a lounging cat was enough to stay warm. Survived 3 trips so far and every night the lows dropped below the rating and yet I was just fine. Now mind you; had it gotten any colder than that cold night at 42 or in a time of year with longer night duration, i definitely wouldnt recommend this for a chilly fall or winter night and Id wager unless you sleep in a coat and insulated pants that this wouldnt be advisable for <40F for sure.TLDR: pleasantly surprised this performed well more than 15F below rated minimum. Survived a few washes and the interior material is reasonably soft for how light it is. The drawstring “hood” could be implemented better, i would keep flipping the bag around as i couldnt figure out which side is supposed to be the top. But a very minor complaint there. Importantly. The bag it comes with is actually reasonably sized and you dont need to like run the material through an industrial vacuum suction device and then have it folded by a hydraulic press to get it back into the stupid bag. This fit every time, even with a sloppy roll attempt, and cinches up tightly. Overall good value so far, long term durability maintains to be seen