Sleeping Bags for Adults,Kids & Girls-Warm & Cold Weather Lightweight Waterproof Sleeping Bag Backpack with Compact Bag,Great for 3-4 Seasons Hiking,Camping and Outdoor

Purchased as a gift, he loved it. Used for camp.

Love it.

Well made and worked very well

Look at the photo of the bottom of the bag. The zipper terminates in another zipper, but this is behind a 90 degree corner of the bottom of the bag.... and there is a huge gap between the end of this zipper and the edge of the bag. You can't really have a bag like this, supposedly rated at 32 degrees, with such a large source of heat loss at the foot area. This bottom zipper is also not reachable from the inside (no grab) except for the fact that you can poke fingers out the hole there to push the zipper away.I understand why they did this. You can get a 2nd and attach both bags together. I feel like this is a kid's bag... and I'm not sure this is a needed feature.Also, I recommend waxing these zippers... because they're a little stubborn... cheap.The cinch hood area... also meant to keep you warm in 32 degrees... should be more silhouette shape, classically, to prevent heat loss from around the shoulder/neck area. This has a cinch on one side, pull half the cinch, you tighten the chest portion, pull the other half, you tighten the hood area. The zipper side of this doesn't get the same amount of closure as the cinch side, either.I'm 6'5, I would not have bought this sight unseen for myself. I was surprised to actually "technically" fit. My feet are tight against the bottom, it would not be comfortable for me to sleep in. I wasn't comfortable in the USGI 3 bag system I was issued in the Army either, but in either that one or this ORTHOMTEX sleeping bag, I'd have to sleep with my knees bent and on my side.Since this is for a much shorter teen, there is ample space. I'd guess anyone under 6'3 would be fine.See photo. The tiles are 18". The chest portion only comes up to about 72 inches, that's straight up 6'.You'll want to pair this with a sleeping mat meant for the inside of the bag. The fill of the actual bag appears slightly less on the backside than the front which has a puffy appearance.At least the batting or fill material is lazily stitched in most of the front and back surface (could use more curving to cover more material, to keep it aligned after stuffing it in the stuff sack several times or worst case washing it. I do sort of dread ever having to wash this and deal with the aftermath.Speaking of stuff sack, I'm not sure why the have the nylon webbing crossed over the top blocking the hole. You can loosen it and move it to the side, but I've never seen a bag stitched up this way? However, it does work fine.I'd like to rate it 3.5... but can't quite do 3. So 4 it is. Couple of questionable design decisions, and not sure this is 32 degrees appropriate (especially without a mat to prevent heat loss to the ground). I recommend a sleep/insulation mat.

My daughter took this sleeping bag to sleep away camp and she said it was super warm and comfortable. Great Choice for a sleeping bag!

I love this sleeping bag, it’s lightweight and very comfortable.

Exactly as described. Very nice ! would definitely recommend

Used it once and the stitching is coming out!! This product is cheap but you definitely get what you pay for. If you want a one time use then it’s perfect but not a sleeping bag you can wash and then use again.