I'm looking to buy a sleeping bag to use in hotels, I'm a frequent traveler and need to know if this product is light enough and comfortable and does not generate much heat.
1263972
I think most hotels provide bedding, but yes, it is light. I used it in 60 degree temps and was comfortable.
1263973
Just saw your question... and it's three days later, I hope I can still help. This sleeping bag is very light weight, it is the bag that I pack for hiking trips and I can hardly tell its on my back for several hours of hiking at a time. I would say that you are in the clear as far as not producing too much heat, the problem I find is that when the temp gets down around 50 F that the bag isn't warm enough, but hopefully its warmer thn 50F in your hotel room. Also the green outside of the bag and be turned to the inside and you can sleep on that, I've done this several times on warm nights and it seems to work well for me. Just saw your question... and it's three days later, I hope I can still help. This sleeping bag is very light weight, it is the bag that I pack for hiking trips and I can hardly tell its on my back for several hours of hiking at a time. I would say that you are in the clear as far as not producing too much heat, the problem I find is that when the temp gets down around 50 F that the bag isn't warm enough, but hopefully its warmer thn 50F in your hotel room. Also the green outside of the bag and be turned to the inside and you can sleep on that, I've done this several times on warm nights... » Read More Just saw your question... and it's three days later, I hope I can still help. This sleeping bag is very light weight, it is the bag that I pack for hiking trips and I can hardly tell its on my back for several hours of hiking at a time. I would say that you are in the clear as far as not producing too much heat, the problem I find is that when the temp gets down around 50 F that the bag isn't warm enough, but hopefully its warmer thn 50F in your hotel room. Also the green outside of the bag and be turned to the inside and you can sleep on that, I've done this several times on warm nights and it seems to work well for me. « Show Less
1263974
I use it camping in Texas Summers, lightweight, not much insulation. Ive also used it sleeping on a sofa while traveling, worked well.
999577
I love the bag. It will definitely keep you warm and cozy. I haven't used mine for backpacking only car to campsite tent camping. I typically take a lightweight hammock and thermal blanket rolled up in my sleeping pad when backpacking.
1224631
How much is a personal reaction I do not know, but mine is warm on the highest setting... not really hot hot...but in the cabin where used, the temp is about 60...and I do use a sleeping bag as well so that may make a difference ( the bag is used as a banket)
1154745
Well it depends if you're the type who likes to cover up your head when sleeping then it would prob be too tight. But if you're like me & don't zip up over your head then u will be fine. It's top quality bag & by far the warmest I've ever used. Just make sure u have pad to put under u for extra protection from cold ground.
717194
I don't see the blanket working as a sleeping bag on a regular basis. If necessary it would keep you warm all night but I don't see it as a good replacement. I did check the vendor site for a temp rating but it's not listed. I also sent the company an email asking what the rating was... I thought it was a good question. I have not received an answer yet but if and when I do I will update my reply.
842123
It's really only warm on the top. For summer camping it should suffice. You could put another bag in it.
837071
It's warmer than a standard issue poncho liner, so that's a plus. But it doesn't have the ability to zip up or tie-into your sleeping bag so it will move around inside. I do use it in my own sleeping bag as it is very comfortable.
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.
394575
I'm not sure but I don't think it's that heavy. It isn't something you would take when you go backpacking but definitely not too heavy to carry around at soccer games. I would suggest the extreme large blanket. That one is my go to every time I'm cold.
518382
I did just that on the first night I used it and it was fine. My clothes were still on and that helped. Great bag for warm weather sleeping.
1596745
No, it was very comfortable. Good air flow. I was, however, using it in cold temps. But I'd have noticed if it felt "hot" because I like to sleep very cool.
2017188
Actually it's very lightweight. I enjoy that about this product. I don't believe I would be qualified to answer about your travel needs, I would only be guessing.
561724
The sleeping bag should work fine in the summer if your sleeping with a cold partner. My wife and I slept with it and had. To put some blankets over us when we used it.
1539260
Not a very good bag for packing. Its got a large volume, its clumsy, and its heavy. I've managed to pack it, but I'd recommend a better compression sack then the one provided with it. It's very warm, and I've used it in single digits(F). Though I wouldn't recommend it for long hikes. Maybe 1-2 night trips, but anything beyond that I'd recommend something lighter, more compact, and built for backpacking. All-in-all its the same weight packed.
838158
I used it in a cabin at about 30 and I was comfortable. It's snug, but I guess that's the point of a mummy sleeping bag.
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
1073556
It's very small and light. I don't backpack but I think it packs smaller than a typical sleeping bag.