The North Face Sleeping-Bags Dolomite One 15F / -9C, 3-in-1 Insulated Sleeping Bag - Water Repellent, Rectangular Shape, Fleece Lined

Waterproof, Warmth but it has a layer that you can unzipped to make it lighter. Light weight. Great quality

Works really good but too big to pack around in a motorcycle does what it's suppose to do and has kept me warm down to 40 degrees so far. This sleeping bag is great for car camping and by being two separate bags you can compensate for cold and warmer temps . All in all not to shabby but kind of expensive for what it is. Update I bought a electric battery powered pad so I only take the blue or yellow bag and it squeezes down compactly so I'm able to take it on my motorcycle and not buy a different bag.

For some time I’ve been wanting to pick up another sleeping bag for car camping, but kept going back and forth about the best temperature range for my needs. When I saw the Northface Dolomite 1 I was intrigued as I have never seen this kind of multi-use bag before. I was a little skeptical about having interlocking bags with multiple zippers as it seemed a bit cumbersome, and I questioned whether the multi-use concept was too good to be true. But I decided to take a chance, and am very pleased that i did. The bag is very good quality and the color scheme is beautiful. I was initially befuddled by the zipper system, but quickly puzzled it out and can now reconfigure the bag to any one of the three options in a minute or two. I also like the fact that the individual panels can be used separately as throw blankets. My super compact down Northface Blue Kazoo is still serving me well after 30+ years and is my main bag for backpacking, so the much bulkier Dolomite 1 will serve out its life in the back of my Jeep. I really don’t see any downside to this bag, and highly recommend it. Northface even added a velcro flap closure at the bottom of the bag to seal the area where all the zippers converge, so heat loss at the foot of the bag should be negligible.

Used this on a camping trip at the beginning of September. Routinely got down below 30F each night but I was never cold and I slept fantastic.

This works well, Plus I can wash it in the machine at home. Our overnight tent camping was down to the mid 20s and this worked well. I don't like the restriction of mummy style bags, which is why I got this one and put up with it being more heavy and bulky.

This is the most-versatile sleeping bag around, with a wide temperature range depending on which layers you use. But it is quite bulky. For me, it was a good choice, as I am planning to use it at a fixed camping site at a festival. It would not be a great choice for backpacking. I would consider it more suited to glamping.

Very good item will be fine for my size wish they made the same one for my husband! Wider for the shoulder

Very warm, as long as you do not roll over. The lack of layers on the back of the bag means that when you roll and the back comes off the ground, there heat loss from that area. The bag is a great idea, and if you put a warm blanket inside the bag, under you, it may do what is intended. Another note, the zippers sometimes get stuck on the fabric, which is a bit of a pain.

Muy buena