OmniCore Designs Multi Down Hooded Rectangular Sleeping Bag (-10F to 30F) with 4pt. Compression Stuff Sack

Everything I hoped it would be. This bag is the most comfortable sleeping system I have ever used. I hesitate to call it a sleeping bag. The XL is roomie enough to allow me 6'4" and 290 lbs to easily roll from one side to my other. I don't know how accurate the temp rating is, but with a couple layers on and a down blanket on the inside, I was very warm on a 33 degree rainy night. The hood is big enough to cover enough of my head even on a pillow, without feeling constricting. The material is soft and feels cozy. It packs down to a reasonable size for the size of the bag. Much smaller than my 15 degree Coleman bag.

Review for +10° Bag:Pockets up top, pockets down low. Pocket for your pillow! Strap & pockets on back for your air pad!Super spacious for me 5'8" 190lbs.I like the wide hood & small mesh pockets in the top, 3 larger zip pockets outside at the bottom which you can also vent open partially or fully.I have an ultralight down bag (Aegismax tapered rectangle) that does pack tiny but it's really only good for warm weather. This thing is so warm & with plenty of room to stuff the ultralight bag inside as additional insulation if necessary. Has lots of down tho, very comfy.The only bad thing so far is the 14" zipper on the short (left) side to get in. It comes detached at the bottom (near your left elbow, & is about impossible to put together in the dark. It's a double zipper (you could wear this with arms & feet out if you want, which is the only reason I can think they'd put the double zip on this side) It seems really unnecessary & is entirely infuriating. Will probably try to sew it.It's not super small or light but it isn't bulky or heavy either, I would say it's just right, well made & at a great price!

Missed my return window. Finally got to test it out.Conditions: 46 *F, clear sky’s, light dew on my four seasons closed tent, insulated 27”*70” air mattress, Footprint used was a high brand name tarp with Mylar reflective side, lightweight wool thermals and medium wool socks.The bag looks like there’s too little insulation on the top because lack of loft. Yes I allowed around 8 hours rest to expand after shaking it out.I began to get cold as soon as the temperature dropped below 50*F and remained cold till morning. This bag is not good to zero degrees as stated and this rating ( EU and ISO) is highly inflated, perhaps dangerously so! More of a summer bag!All that being said, I found this bag to be of high quality and design. I very much like everything else but their inflated rating on thermal protection/comfort.Change your misleading claim to this rating or fix the problem.

Finally a sleeping bag that makes sense for humans. I have always hated traditional sleeping bags with the one zippered side. The way this one is structured makes it so easy to use, get in and out, turn over at night, and lie down without the top layer folding over your face. The quarter zipper on the left side is great for pushing the top blanket down a bit when you don’t need to be completely covered up to your neck. The oversized pillow hood is great, The sleeve on the back for your sleeping mat is a great idea and holds your bed together nicely. The bag itself seems rather thin, but as long as it keeps me warm I like that. I’ll have to update once I use it in truly cold weather. Sleeping bag temperature ratings are notoriously unreliable, so I purchased the warmest option available even though I only intend to spring and summer camp. Hoping that covers me. This is the third sleeping bag that I purchased this season, having returned the first two because they just weren’t perfect. I am very happy to be keeping this one.Also, I love the fabrics.

It's the little details that makes this stand out. The pillow hood is genius. Keeps your pillow in place and also allows you to put your head under it without feeling suffocated or constricted like a traditional mummy bag. The full length zip on the right that lets you open up it up all the way or just venting your feet is also a nice touch. The half zip on the left is convenient when it's warm and you want to sleep with your arms out. Great bag for us larger guys who hate the claustrophobic feeling of mummy bags.As others mentioned the zippers could be better. They unzip too easily and a velcro strap to keep them in place would be nice. As would a pull string around the head to cinch it tighter.Biggest issue is there is no way this is a -10 bag given how lightly insulated it is. I wouldn't even trust this in a 0 degree situation. First night out temps dipped into mid-30's and I could feel the cold coming through. I coupled it with a fleece bag liner and was warm enough but I would have freezed without it. Definitely need to be cautious going into fall/winter without some additional layers.Overall this is a good 3 season bag for the price and the smart design features makes this a winner.

First sleeping bag I ordered never arrived. No communication from seller indicating why. The second sleeping bag which was more expensive arrived, but the zipper was broken. Item returned, seller claimed to have misplaced item. When amazon verified the tracking number for returned item, seller refused to respond to myself and amazon and never refunded item. The seller has serious supply chain, quality control and ethical issues save yourself the headaches and buy a different brand. The product features were appealing but unfortunately this company cannot deliver as promised.