is this a good summer bag? it doesn't say what degree it is.
808191
Depends on where you spend your summers. It's perfect for the desert, terrible for humid conditions. I would say if you expect the temperature to be around 60 or below it would be light enough.
808192
It is a good summer bag and kept my boys warm on 40 degree nights. However, if you fit snugly into the bag, the chances are that the zipper will rip out. It happened to both of my boys bags within two weeks of each other and my younger son is not that big, he just moves around alot when he sleeps and stretches out.
808193
I've used it in both summer conditions and down to freezing. I'm buying a warmer bag for cold nights, but for temperatures down to 40 it works fine, and it's a great price and weight for a summer sleeping bag.
808194
it is rated for 30 degrees i believe. I would not take it out in temps cooler then 40. It should be a good summer bag though depending on the area you plan on using it.
808195
I used it backpacking in Yosemite during mid September 2012 and it worked very well for my needs.
1534031
Maybe very snuggly, problem is that it has 2 different sides. One person would mostly have the thin layer on to and the other w/the thicker insulated top. The grey u see in the pic is a thin breathable fabric, no padding. The blue side is the padded/stuffed/insulated side. Its built like that so you can flip it, for more or less insulation. Definately not a cold weather bag. Spring/summer. More Summer, LOL.
941502
Yes this bag id good for winter weather, my son is 11 and he used it for camping and the weather was 18 degrees and very wind the one night and he said he was warm.
1416215
Nope. It's thick, and rain drops would not get in easily, but leave it out in rain and it will get wet, and humidity will sink in. With that said, this bag does not feel cheap. It has a nice thick, firm feel. Worth the money, IMO.
1654624
There was no temp rating on the packaging, that I recall. From looking at it, I would say its good for summer camping in the 50's. It is very thin.
1482425
I only have two issues with this bag. 1. It is not big enough to hold a regular sized laptop. 2. It does allow a little water in if it is wet outside. Overall I am very happy and site it will work for any season, IF you can keep it dry. I used tent seam sealer which solved 90% of the issue.
1350000
These bags are rated to 45 degrees F. I wouldn't expect them to replace a zero degree bag. Live To Play
1585324
This Military Surplus Sleeping Bag is rated to be used in temperatures between +30 degrees to -10 degrees...add patrol bag and bivvy and i believe it can get to -40, although you will need thermals....
638051
NO....I am guessing it is not comfortable at minus 30 degrees. it is comfortable to high teens Fahrenheit when accompanied by light wool or flannel blanket directly against your body as insulation AND comforter or wool blanket over the top of the bag. It is a seriously comfortable, well constructed bag. Excellent value. I HIGHLY recommend it! Soon will be entering the third year of use.....estimating 300 nights of use altogether - still like brand new, fresh as a daisy. One thing to note...it is heavy in weight - you will not want to move it around much. In winter mine lives in the back of my SUV.ALL THE BEST! NO....I am guessing it is not comfortable at minus 30 degrees. it is comfortable to high teens Fahrenheit when accompanied by light wool or flannel blanket directly against your body as insulation AND comforter or wool blanket over the top of the bag. It is a seriously comfortable, well constructed bag. Excellent value. I HIGHLY recommend it! Soon will be entering the third year of use.....estimating 300 nights of use altogether - still like brand new, fresh as a daisy. One thing to note...it is heavy in weight - you will not want to move it around much. In winter mine lives in the back of... » Read More NO....I am guessing it is not comfortable at minus 30 degrees. it is comfortable to high teens Fahrenheit when accompanied by light wool or flannel blanket directly against your body as insulation AND comforter or wool blanket over the top of the bag. It is a seriously comfortable, well constructed bag. Excellent value. I HIGHLY recommend it! Soon will be entering the third year of use.....estimating 300 nights of use altogether - still like brand new, fresh as a daisy. One thing to note...it is heavy in weight - you will not want to move it around much. In winter mine lives in the back of my SUV.ALL THE BEST! « Show Less
202341
I was not able to notice if it was a good insulator as the time of year was not very cold. I also have a -10 degree bag so it really did not allow for the pad to do its job. I would have to say that it would make a good insulator though as the main source of cushion is air, and it holds it well.
515574
THIS bag will work for you! I got it for my son to go on a trip where the temp got down to 20 at night and they were in cabins, he was very comfortable.
717195
Definitely not for a sleeping bag... I would say its good for temperatures 20's (with proper clothing) and up but its best for blocking the wind and rain. So a thick blanket underneath be perfect with Mambe over to keep heat in and stay dry too.
1345913
I bought this bag because I didn't want to roast in my winter bag while sleeping inside a cruising sailboat in Florida. I also wanted a small, lightweight bag. When it's 40 to 50 degrees outside, with no heat on in the boat, I'm extremely warm and comfortable. However, I wouldn't push the limits of this bag (or any other bag), especially if you're going to be uncovered or regularly in 45 degree weather. You should purchase a bag that exceeds that limit, more like a 30-degree bag.
129890
I don't own this bag but am considering buying for my 14 year old. I have many years of outdoor experience and temp ratings on bags are kinda like person ratings on tents...they don't quite hold true. For camping at those temps my suggestion is for you to put a light weight fleece sleeping bag inside it and you'll be comfy cozy on even the coldest of nights. Just saw some Coleman brand fleece bags on Amazon for about $20. This solution gives you more flexibility with the temp range of the bag because you can remove it for sleeping in warmer temps.
207680
Yes, I think so. This bag is a good idea. You can sleep well and free. It is not for very cold weather at all. Quality wise is a disaster. I assume they need better financing or sell the idea in the US so they can manufacture it in their best quality. I believe this comes from Chile. I have owned it for a year or so and it is all broken. I plan to trash it in one year or so. Anything bad i can say about this bad would be an understatement. The company should do much better because the concept is good. Ok...you got answer from the factory team. I am 5 9' and I have still room but follow factory guys answer. Yes, I think so. This bag is a good idea. You can sleep well and free. It is not for very cold weather at all. Quality wise is a disaster. I assume they need better financing or sell the idea in the US so they can manufacture it in their best quality. I believe this comes from Chile. I have owned it for a year or so and it is all broken. I plan to trash it in one year or so. Anything bad i can say about this bad would be an understatement. The company should do much better because the concept is good. Ok...you got answer from the factory team. I am 5 9' and I have still room but follow... » Read More Yes, I think so. This bag is a good idea. You can sleep well and free. It is not for very cold weather at all. Quality wise is a disaster. I assume they need better financing or sell the idea in the US so they can manufacture it in their best quality. I believe this comes from Chile. I have owned it for a year or so and it is all broken. I plan to trash it in one year or so. Anything bad i can say about this bad would be an understatement. The company should do much better because the concept is good. Ok...you got answer from the factory team. I am 5 9' and I have still room but follow factory guys answer. « Show Less
2275897
Not too good. It's not waterproof, so there's no extra insulation to it. Let in a breeze pretty well too. Might want a good sleeping bag depending on how cold you're talking
1439593
The "+5 degree" notation usually means that it is for 5 degrees and up. I was just warm enough in 30 to 35 degrees. But, that is a personal exerience... not scientific. I still like the bag!