OMORC Sleeping Bag 3 Season, Lightweight Outdoor Gear with Compression Sack, Large Sleeping Bag for Camping, Ideal for Men & Women, Adults & Kids, Indoor & Outdoor Uses, Picnic, Hiking, Backpacking

Very happy with the sleeping bag, the best part that I like about it is that it is quite long compared to others I have had in the past. It is nice and warm but you don't seem to get sweaty I think the material they use for insulating works great. And the material that touches your skin is nice and first feel itchy or anything. Just comfortableThe zips are nice and strong so won't break anytime soon.The outside of the bag is waterproof or at least splashproof and can easily be wiped over if you spill anything or get it slightly muddy.I Have used it and washed it in the washing machine but I did turn it inside out to benifit the most from this.It came out as good as new.Very happy with the quality and it compacts very well in its bag provided.

I haven’t slept in it yet but I bought two of these for an upcoming camping trip. The photos in the description pretty much tell the story, it is quite thin, compact and lightweight, if that’s what you want this is perfect for you. If you want something providing top levels of warmth and snugness I suggest you look elsewhere.It goes back into the excellent compactor type bag very easily (often a bug bear of mine). I don’t like “mummy” style bags and I wanted something that doesn’t take up much room. My only slight complaint is the material on the inside is quite shiny too (shouldn’t be surprised it is 100% polyester after all). As I said haven’t slept in it yet but I’ve gotten in it and it seems to be quite warm, doubt you would want it in winter though. I got two and they zip together easily to make a double.

I used this for camping in a wet and windy week in a British summer (overnight temperatures between 9°C and 14°C) and I was only just warm enough. I don't believe it would be warm enough for any other season here in Britain, but it might if you're camping in warmer climates. It was, however, warmer than its density would suggest - it's really quite thin. It packs into its stuff sack very easily and really is lightweight and compact. It's quite a spacious sleeping bag, and the best thing was that it seems to be water resistant as I stayed dry when rain dripped through the tent roof. If you like a think snug warm sleeping bag, this wouldn't work at all for you, but if you want a convenient bag to take on a summer hike I think this would be fine.

3-4 season? This is a very lightweight bag. Used it this weekend and had to put every item of clothing on as I was freezing, bag added very little warmth. Useful as a blanket outside but unless in a very hot country I wouldn't bother. Not suited for uk weather even though it was a lovely hot weekend. Too cold at night.

This sleeping back is warm and cosy, however a disadvantage of this product is that it’s doesn’t fit back into the bag when not in use as the bag is too small. Sorry wouldn’t recommend this product if one is looking to neatly sore the sleeping back away.

We bought two which zipped together easily to make a double. Very lightweight, well made and roomy. They came well packed and stashed in neat bags. However, we do not consider them warm enough for use across three seasons especially in a tent. We used ours in a campervan in August ( not particularly chilly weather) and were cold. We had to add a fleece over the top. On rereading the specifications realised they were only deemed functional in temperatures between 15C to 30c. How many nights across three seasons would the temperature be 15C or higher at night? Think carefully before buying.

this sleeping bag is very thin only good for summer its also not good for large people like me its tight around the chest . and as for the bag the sleep go's in it ridiculously tight so tight i can't get it back in . i will only use this bag as a liner for a better bag like a mummy bag with this on the outside and give it to my kids .

I have used this for three nights summer camping. The first two nights were a littl chilly and I was freezing in the sleeping bag, waking up very cold and having to breath into it. The last night was very warm, I went to sleep with the bag open it was so warm. I still woke up freezing, closed it and never got warm again. I do not sleep cold.. Feels like it literally provides no insulation at all...