Remarkable Summer Sleeping Bag
I had a back surgery a while back that left me worse off than before. Now I need to sleep on the floor as the mattress my wife will not give up is too soft for me. So my bed until my back recovers is a 1″ self inflatable mat with a sleeping bag on top. My previous sleeping bag was not long enough or wide enough. The inside of it was a flannel like material which was extremely hot for sleeping in the house. That is why I purchased the Venture 4th XXL sleeping bag. Here are my thoughts.The Good: This bag is more than long enough for me. I am 6′ but it could easily accommodate a taller person. The bag is wide. I can literally spread my legs fully (think jumping jacks or snow angel). This was a welcome surprise. The inner material is like a hotel comforter or a satin like finish, cool to the touch, but able to warm. We keep our thermostat at 69 degrees at night and being zipped up in the bag I was comfortably warm and was never hot. I also sleep with a half moon bolster type pillow between my knees or under my knees and the bag accommodated this with no sacrifices. Incredible! Also when folded and placed in its case it is very compact and extremely light.The bad: The hood feature is quirky. It has a draw string through the hood and into the bag body crumpling the body of the bag and the hood together limiting the nice width around my shoulders. I find this very uncomfortable and nearly unworkable. I would prefer the draw string just be in the hood like a hoodie on a sweat shirt. Also I saw a video when purchasing this bag about the clean zipper. The zipper teeth are relatively small and do get caught on the inner lining like every sleeping bag in the world. I had a devil of a time zipping this thing up from inside the bag. It would get caught every 5 or 6 inches or so.The Ugly: Nothing this bag meets all my needs. I don’t need the hood and the zipper is par for the course.Summary: I cannot speak to durability. But for what you get for the money it is well worth it and fits my application to a tee. My review would have been 5 stars except for the hood and zipper.A quick update on 8/6/2024. I have been sleeping in this bag now for 21 straight days. I changed my 4 star rating to 5 stars. Regarding the zipper if you zip from outside the bag I have nearly no issues and certainly less than my previous sleeping bag. It is more an issue of angle when zipping. I now agree with previous statements about a clean zipper. Regarding the hood, my wife had the air extra low, and I am bald, so I used the hood I thought I had no use for. It kept my head warm and was not difficult to use. Finally, I did not realize that this bag had a lifetime warranty. I was contacted by the owner of the company email telling me of the warranty and thanks for buying the bag. Where on God’s green earth do you get owners telling people they got a lifetime warranty? It may have been a one off but Venture4th has my business for life.

Great For Tall people
I recently purchased the VENTURE 4TH Backpacking Sleeping Bag – XXL, and it exceeded my expectations in every way. As someone who is 6’4″, finding a sleeping bag that offers plenty of room can be challenging, but this one fits perfectly. It’s spacious, comfortable, and didn’t feel restrictive at all.I used it for the first time during a winter cabin camping trip, where temperatures dropped to 20°F, and it kept me warm and cozy throughout the night. The insulation performed exceptionally well, and I didn’t need any additional layers to stay comfortable.The zippers are another standout feature. They are heavy-duty, easy to use, and don’t snag, which is a huge plus when you’re adjusting in the dark or with gloves on.Overall, this sleeping bag is perfect for taller individuals looking for a reliable, warm, and durable option for camping in colder conditions. Highly recommend!

Great for a big guy getting into hiking
This bag is great for the money.Sizing: Im 6 foot and about 290 pounds. The reason thats important is when I say I was comfortable and could sleep on my side I felt no restrictions.Carrying: It comes in a nice bag but I used extra velcro straps to compress it more allowing me to carry it in my back pack. Its isn’t the most compact bag but you trade that for extra bag space. After my first hike with it I have no regrets.Quality: The bag altogether feels well built with the only down side is the zipper feels a little cheap but not enough for me to return.Temperature: It got really cold. Felt like low 30’s. The bag kept me alive but I wasn’t warm. It was nice I was able to cover my head with the extra material to trap in more heat but I was still cold. I should have worn more layers, lessons learned. I recently bought a compact sleeping bag liner that I think will help also. Thinking this bag alone would be semi comfortable at 45F.Overall happy with the bag and would buy it again.

Average sleeping bag for low intensity camping
Overall an okay sleeping bag if you are camping in mild temperatures. Very lightweight. Wide enough that I could sleep on my side, stomach, or back as a plus-sized person. The zipper really sucks honestly, every time I went to zip it it one of the fabric layers would get stuck in it.

Je m’en ai servis toute la saison de camping 2024 et je l’adore !Je mesure 6′ et 240 lbs et je n’ai pas de misère à me tourner dedans !Je le recommande

Confortable et léger