Arctic Monsoon Ultralight Sleeping Bag, 3 Seasons 32 Degree Down Mummy Bags, Lightweight Compression Sack for Adults, Camping, Backpacking, Hiking

Had to get a refund on this one. Tried it out whilst indoors. I had been searching for the elusive combination of warm, but also small and light, so that it could be carried in panniers on a bike. As I lay down in the sleeping bag on our carpet to try it out, I realised there is absolutely no padding in this sleeping bag whatsoever - not suitable for a comfy night's sleep on a tiny camping mat on top of whatever last minute surface we find just as there is enough day light to be pitching a tent. Could well be warm I was not able to test this, however it did feel as though I was inside a plastic bag - not the comfiest following a day's cycling.

Arctic Monsoon Ultralight Sleeping Bag 3 seasons down mummy sleeping bag is comfort and good quality.This is compact and very light, about 3 pounds. it comes with the compression carry bag which dimension is 14.6 x 8.6 x 8.6 inches, so it is easy to carry everywhere.The actual sleeping bag size is 83 x 32 x 20 Inches. I am 5'8", there are lots of space left for me.It fills with 600g Down fill, keeps me warm outside of camping in cooler months, actually, my daughter became hot throughout the night when it was about 30 degree outside.I like the hood part that prevents lose heat from your head and also stays your pillow in it. if you want, you can pull the strings around the hood to fit your comfort level and there is one more string where chest level is, so it prevents outside of air getting inside the sleeping bag.The zipper works great, you can pull it up and down inside and outside of the bag.This is a good quality of the sleeping bag. easy to carry and keep you warm.

really nice lightweight pack able sleeping bag if weight and space are a big thing for you then this is a good bag to buy i caught this on sale for 39.99 and for that its a steal even for the full price of 69.99 id say this is worth it heads up for anyone buying it tho you don't want to get this one really wet because its down and it will ruin the insulation and you also don't want to keep this bag packed in your bag year around take it out and hang it in a closet when not using it this will keep it nice and fluffy and warm i used this bag down to 29 degrees and i had no problems and i didn't have an under quilt just a cheap blow up air mattress for camping i paid 15 bucks for not very good goes half flat by morning but the point is with no other insulation pretty much this bag kept me not only alive but comfortable in a hammock in 29 degree weather i woke up next morning and my rain fly was frozen solid lol so id say this bag is lightweight very pack able and very warm good deal would buy again and if you thinking you need a good bag this is the one you need i shopped all over amazon and came to this one for the most bang for your buck

Took this on 1 overnight backpacking trip and i returned it. 1, it makes this trash bag sound all night, if you are like me and move around all night, the sound just adds to the many issues with this bag. 2, I took this on an overnighter on mt wilson in feb, (the weather dropped to about 35 degrees) and I was constantly adding layers and peeling off layers. It was not a good night of sleep. I would reccomend paying a few more bucks and getting a quality sleeping bag. After all when you are on the trail, sleep is VERY important. Don't go cheap on the essentials.

Great sleeping bag! Took it and backpacked around Iceland in October and was perfect. Compacts very small, and it's nice and lightweight. If your sleeping bag touches the tent, it will not stay warm, this happened when my tent pole at my feet snapped and the tent laid on the foot of the bag and I couldn't keep warm all night. So make sure you're tent is a good one too 👍🏻⛺️

compact and lightweight. great value and can easily compare to $100+ brand sleeping bag with the same temp rating. used it for a one night backpacking trip in winter. slept in fleece top and bottom and it held well. I probably will buy a liner for added warmth. the hood part has plenty of space and can cover my whole face. 5'5 and 180lb F worked great for me!