Since purchasing this I’ve had the opportunity of taking it camping during the early season when it’s still quite chilly at night. While I can’t fully recommend this for nights that dip below 5 degrees (Celsius) I can already tell it’s going to be perfect for the bulk of the summer. I’m 6”4 and was surprised about how roomy and well fit the product was for myself and my girlfriend. Would overall recommend!

After looking around found this sleeping bag and had nice reviews that it works well with larger folks, well did not disappoint, used it on a recent trip and it was perfect I m 6' 4 and over 300 lbs. Nice camping g bag, I recommend it.

Está perfecto para climas templados, no para fríos extremos. Se separa en dos sin problema y puede volver a su saco rápidamente. Me encanta!

We haven't actually tried the sleeping bag out yet but we are sure it will be just what we need in our little Aliner.

Overview l: Worth it. Get it. If you're a bigger person or need more space to stretch, this is the sleeping bag for you.Review: We bought these for their size as I have a large bust and can't fit into my smaller 0°F bag properly. I like the color options but wish there were still a few more. Overall I'm very pleased with this purchase. Decent value for what you get.The zipper is not faulty which is good. It runs very smoothly. My other sleeping bag is a bit annoying to zip up (which is why I got it on discount hehe). There are two zippers, one on each side. This is really nice because I sleep in a hammock and would normally have to position myself in a specific way to get in and out. With this bag, that's no issue! It also comes with velcro straps to keep the pieces together so the zipper doesn't come undone randomly, which is nice.We kept the house cold last night to give it a decent test and it's very warm! I didn't overheat and I didn't freeze which is important for me as I sleep cold but need to keep one food out lol. Of course, the ultimate test will be taking it camping in November. It's predicted to be in the 50's and 60's (we live in SC, USA) and if you've ever slept in a hammock you know how important being warm is. I'll update when we get back (if I remember lol)Seems to be of good quality, especially since it handles my two kittens waking me up at 630 am to be fed by playing around on it. I don't see any scratches!I feel snug as a bug in a rug with this! Soft and warm, spacious for turning, I can stretch my legs out if I want to so no claustrophobia. It should be very comfy in my hammock.Definitely heavier than my other sleeping bag, which is something to consider for those who backpack. I haven't gone hiking yet but I set up my gear as if I were. This'll definitely add to the base weight but I'm not an ultra light backpacker so I'll live with it. Totally worth the extra weight for the ability to get cozy.It's not as super soft as I expected but still soft and comfy. If you have a texture issue you may not like this. For me at least, this isn't a fabric I recoil at when touching but you might so keep this in mind. Stift soft at first but gets more pliable as it's used, fuzzy not fluffy, definitely trim your nails or they WILL hook, make sure to moisturize before you get in. It's one of those fabrics that'll feel terrible on dry skin. If you know, you know. Otherwise it's OK. Could be better but some fabric softener will take care of that. Machine wash, hang dry.This is important to anyone somewhat newish to camping: there is no possible way to roll this up. You have to stuff it back into its sack. This is actually preferable to rolling or folding as doing that over and over could tear it. Think of folding a paper over and over, it eventually rips. Same thing here. I haven't stuffed it back into its sack yet, I'm actually still sitting in it as I write this lol.I can't wait to use this for our camping trip! It seems we may get real fall weather this year so I'll need to stay warm. It's pretty much perfect.

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Man, it's hard to find a quality sleeping bag on Amz. But this one is actually REALLY GOOD.I need my sleeping bag to:✓ be at least 40" wide✓ unzip on either the right or left side✓ feel good and not scratchy or plasticky against my face when snuggled up✓ NOT look, feel, or sound like a trash bag✓ cost less than $75I bought six different sleeping bags to check out, with the intention of returning five and keeping one. THIS is the one I kept.I took it camping two weekends ago on the Pacific coast. The temperature got down to 55°F at night, and I was comfortable in this sleeping bag the whole time.I'm a petite gal, but I hate feeling restricted in traditional 30"-wide sleeping bags. Mummy-style bags make my body physically hurt. I bought this full-size ("double wide") sleeping bag just for myself, and I absolutely love it. It's wide and roomy, and combined with an inflatable camping pad, it's so dang cozy that you almost feel like you're in bed at home.The fabric inside is REAL cotton flannel. It felt good against my face when I was snuggled up and falling asleep. The outer fabric is rugged ripstop polyester taffeta; it's smooth and NOT loud or crinkly when you roll over or change positions.Temperature-wise, this will work for three-season camping (all but winter). That's exactly what I want, because I prefer to be able to layer a camp quilt on top when needed.For gals who always run cold, like me, this sleeping bag is ideal for 50-60°F. For my husband, who is a hot sleeper, this would be more like a 40-50°F bag. Of course, YMMV.It performs flawlessly in the washer (on cold) and dryer (on low). I was even able to get it back in the compression sack with my husband's help.All in all, I couldn't ask for a better sleeping bag. I would ABSOLUTELY buy this again in a heartbeat if something happened to mine!