0 Degree Sleeping Bag 100% Cotton Flannel XXL for Adults Big and Tall Cold Weather Winter Zero Degree Camping,Free Compression Sack

Great sleeping bag. Warm and comfortable due to the large size. The stuff sack that is came with works great. The buttons to keep it folded while rolling to fit the stuff sack is a nice touch. The flannel interior is comfortable to sleep on.

Excellent quality all around, best sleep I’ve ever had on a camping trip, kept me warm and comfortable in 18° weather all night and half way into the morning.Built with camping in mind at every corner, super well engineered.Normally you wouldn’t be able to fit a sleeping bag or a tent back in its bag so you just get mad and throw it into the fire, not this one, rolls up small enough to put in my bag, very light too.

This oversized sleeping bag has a very comfortable flannel lining and is warm. Don’t know about the 0 degree rating, but it seems durable and well built. The zippers are good quality and easily operated (if you know not to let the edges of the fabric enter the zipper throat). It will stand up to a machine washing if the instructions are followed. I would highly recommend this bag for camping - non-backpacking.

i’m a 6’ person who was VASTLY concerned when my job said i needed a 0° sleeping bag— and took a shot in the dark w this one. i ended up being pleasantly surprised!!!the sleeping bag is MASSIVE, and luckily fit almost perfectly onto the bunk beds i needed to spend the next two months on (camp counselor lmao). I will say, that i wouldn’t pick this one if what you’re mainly planning to do with it is straight up sleep in 0° temperatures consistently.there’s a few reasons for this—1. it’s INCREDIBLY tedious and difficult to pack. the sleeping bag itself comes vacuum sealed with no bag to transport it in. you have to roll it up and tie it off with some rope, then STILL have to find a place in your backpack (if you’re backpacking) for this heavy beast. not great in that sense, and you’ll end up holding it in your arms the whole hike.2. it doesn’t cover your head ! a lot of the heat escapes this way! which is fine if you’re spending the night in an open-air bunk or tend towards the middle of summer, but where i was at (the sierras) it was FREEZING outside early and late summer nights/mornings. at one point i even woke up with frost all over the sleeping bag and frozen feet.3. because it doesn’t close at the top (or even cinch like the design would suggest), it’s more like a blanket with walls.DESPITE ALL THESE REASONS— if you’re just looking for a casual and comfortable sleeping bag to get you through a camping trip in the bed of your truck or a cabin/tent, this one’s PERFECT.it did tear slightly on the outside towards the end of the summer (which is considerably great since i was using it every single night), but i’m pretty sure it’s cause i got it caught on a manzanita bush or smth.all in all, VERY GOOD AND VERY COMFORTABLE, but NOT for 0°. get a mummy bag or smth if that’s what ur lookin for; you sacrifice movement for warmth, but it’s probably worth it if you’re actually in below freezing temps.

I just unboxed it so I haven't yet slept in it. But, far so good. I'm 5'9" 175 lbs. Not big or tall. But it's really comfortable. I have a mummy bag that gives no room at all. This one does and I love it. When putting it back in it's storage bag I found it easier to start rolling it up from the open end. I'll re-review after I go camping.

Nice and warm. I did get fuzzies all over my pajamas because it was new.

It will keep you warm

Omg this sleeping bag is sooo warm on cold nights, very comfy with extra room, best sleeping bag so far!