Sleeping Bag, Ohuhu Lightweight Sleeping Bag 3 Season Warm Weather Portable Compact Sleeping Bags for Adult Kids with Carry Bag for Camping Hiking Backpacking and Outdoors 59℉-77℉

When my oldest son went to college across the country, he needed a sleeping bag for an overnight visit for orientation, not for move in. He was traveling and I thought this may be less bulky for him. He said it worked really well on the floor of a dorm floor and that he stayed warm and it was big enough. Well he used it for every trip, and for guests during school. I bought my middle son the same bag because my oldest loved his so much. My middle son used it as well. My daughter has used it for camp every year. It fits in her bag. Camp can get cold at night and she says the sleeping bag is big enough and it's warm. I don't know if this would be adequate for outdoors. I think one of my boys slept outdoors at the Grand Canyon with this and it was fine. Anyways, the bag saves space, big time and works well for average size bodies. It's better than a regular sleeping bag.

I bought four of these for indoor sleeping on spare beds in my Airbnb. Very lightweight and I doubt anyone is overheating in this. Roomy enough for an adult. Very similar to a spring/summer quilt.

Compré este sleeping bag para que mi hijo vaya a un campamento, me dijo que le hizo calor, tal vez es porq no está acostumbrado, pero el material no es malo. No tiene mal olor y es muy útil.

I purchased this sleeping bag in June of this year for a couple camp out my kids (7 & 9) had over the summer and early fall. We live in NC and tbh, the nights it has been used were too hot for any kind of camping, let alone a sleeping bag. But. After a couple washes, the zipper broke. I contacted the company and they responded promptly requesting my Amazon order number and a picture of the issue. They are shipping a new sleeping bag to me asap. So while I can’t speak to use of the actual bag, my kids slept on top of it :) Customer support gets an A+

Exactly what I expected. Bought to use when I go hammock camping. Interior is same material as exterior. Hopefully will be used for a sleeping pad, per se, more than for warmth. I would expect it to keep me warm if we have a cool night. Rolls up into a bag and is easily compressed.

Good bag but better suited for small people.

Thin, but it will work.

I haven't field tested it fully yet. I have taken it out my porch and sat out under the stars for a couple hours bundled in it. Temperature was in the lower 50's and I stayed plenty warm.A little about me. I'm a broad shouldered 6 foot tall, 220lb Alaskan (so I run a little warm anyways). I laid down inside the bag to test it's warmth and found I fit quite nicely inside it. I was initially worried it may not be wide enough for me to get comfortable in, but that hasn't been a problem. I'm one who prefers to sleep on my stomach, using my arms as a pillow - the bag is wide enough for me to do that, but just short enough that my arms hang slightly over the length of it. I'm not docking any stars for that though because, as something intended to pack down this small I don't think cutting 2 inches is bad.According to the stuff sack this bag has a comfort rating of 59 degrees, as I run warm I forsee myself being fine with it into the mid-lower 50's. There is also enough room in the stuff sack for me to be able to store my +15 degree bag liner in there as well for colder nights. Which I'm impressed with given how small it packs down. I've taken a couple pictures to post, one with it beside my standard size bag that is in its medium Sea to Summit stuff sack for comparison.