Camping Sleeping Bag 3 Seasons Lightweight &Waterproof with Compression Sack

The sleeping bag is very comfortable to lay in and the zipper is really good, has 2 zippers one at the end to let your feet get some fresh air. The size is perfect for an average adult male.

Very comfortable!! We got them for our first camping trip and they worked great!

I purchased 2 of these. My grandkids used to jump in my bed with me, but I recently had surgery and needed a warm place but still close. They love these sleeping bags and they make their spot at the foot of my bed. They stay warm and cozy and we all still feel close! My grandchildren say they are very warm all night. My room is on a concrete foundation (carpeted over) and it stays really cool in here. They fold up nice and go right back in their storage bags with little effort. Great value for the money!

Useful to sleep in the national park and keep warm, it’s not thick and easy to take or store

light weight and comfortable

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Very nice sleeping bag, but it is on the smaller side. I purchased two—one for my 6-year-old skinny son and one for myself. I'm 5'5" and 130 lbs, and it fit me perfectly. It was cold at night, so I slept in a sweater. You definitely can't fit a blanket inside with you, so keep that in mind if you're camping in colder weather.

It's a budget option all things considered. It did what it was supposed to with a few minor challenges: Cons: -insides incredibly tight and I don't think it quite measured up to its length it's advertising -zippers, while they did "work" and were easy enough to fix after a snare are easily separated and aren't very strong. -you definitely couldnt fit your person with a mat/pad underneath plus a blanket inside, it really only has just barely enough room for 1 person (just dont move around too much.) Pros: +retained heat well +kept water out very well +compact and very easy for travel +virtually weightless for backpack travel At the end of the day you get what you pay for, it's definitely something to get as a transitional one between a higher end one or good for just starting out for camping. Would more suggest thus if you're doing more urban exploration and expect to be in a hostel somewhere, not that great for outdoors in my opinion.