MOUNTAINTOP Down Fill Sleeping Bag for Adults Ultralight Backpacking Sleeping Bag Comfort with Compression Sack - 4 Seasons for Camping Hiking Traveling

Easy to pack down, soft and cozy. I consider myself an average side bloke, who likes to move a bit and a side sleeper. It took me one or two nights to adjust in my 7day camping trip, but I found it very cozy in 5C nights and with some level of movements. I combined this with a 9cm air mattress and a cot.

You won’t be disappointed if you purchased this bag it’s comfortable,light,compact all the above you’ll wanna sleep in longer it’s so cozy

We had our first Cub Scouts overnight on a battleship last weekend. It was pretty cold and we had the option to use a heater or charge my phone. I bundled up my son in extra warm PJs and socks. The sleeping bag is so warm he took off his socks, unzipped the top a little, and unzipped the foot air hole, and was very comfortable. He didn't wake even once during the night, and I was able to take lots of pictures with my charged phone the next day. The zipper foot air hole is ingenious!

I gave this product two stars. This is no way a 20F bag. I wouldn't trust this bag in weather that low. It's more like a 350 fill bag. The loft is clumpy and missing in areas. The fabric used is soft and I like the zipper. I bought this to replace my 800 fill $400 bag from 12 years ago. You definitely get what you pay for, I'll be using the later until I find something better. For a late spring and summer bag, this would work.

I ordered Gray but received Navy. Dont have time to send it back before our trip. Sleeping Bag seems to be nice quality though.

Packs up really small and weighs hardly anything. Great for backpacking. I was super worried about it keeping me warm enough because it seemed so light weight but that was the warmest I’ve ever been when backpacking since I sleep pretty cold. I did have a liner but until about 3am I had it unzipped and my feet sticking out. When it got around 37 degrees at 3am I zipped it up and stayed super warm the rest of a night. I would say it’s definitely comfort for 32 but I wouldn’t be surprised if you could go even colder with a liner.

Cold. Very cold. I am usually a very warm person - I am constantly complaining about being hot while others complain about being cold. It is very rare that I ever say I am "cold" but I was using this last weekend. Dressed in thermal clothing from head to toe, and a beanie, I thought I would be comfortable all night sleeping in an exposed shelter. The temperature barely dropped to 35 and it was not windy. I was awake and cold almost all night - I couldn't sleep a wink. If I could I would return this and get a sleeping bag that works in the temperatures it is advertised.

This sleeping bag was a great buy. I was in about 32° weather and I woke up sweating so that should tell you everything right there. It’s very comfy. I would recommend this to anyone that was going camping.