WINNER OUTFITTERS Mummy Sleeping Bag with Compression Sack, It's Portable and Lightweight for 3-4 Season Camping, Hiking, Traveling, Backpacking and Outdoor

I received two of these bags, one for me, and one for my wife. For the price, they are good quality. There were two things that I was a little disappointed with though.1: The picture makes it seem like it is a "thicker" bag that what it actually is. It's rated for 35-40* weather, but I think that will be a little cold for this bag.2: They state the zipper is snag free. On my dark gray bag, that is not the case at all. The zipper gets caught on the seam a lot. Every 2 inches or so. My wife's orange bag doesn't snag as much, but it still snags.I took off two stars for those reasons. I will update my review to 4 stars if the bags keep me warm overnight when I give them a try on my upcoming trips.*EDIT*After use, the bags kept me warm. I used them on a night that dipped just a little below 40*. Winner Outfitters also reached out to me about the zipper issue, and wanted to make it right. They have great customer service. I've updated from a 3 to a 5 star review.

Starting with 5 stars based on quality and the fact that it comes with a stuff sack. My only other sleeping bag is for car camping and I needed something to compress into my pack for a multiday backcountry trip.I am really impressed with this bag. Sleeping bags are expensive and I was skeptical with the price of this one but upon arrival, it's really well made. I'm a tiny 5'1" and my husband is 6'6", so I had him get into this bag to see how it faired. You can see it's a huge sleeping bag. I'll be swimming in it with my hammock but that is totally ok. He could sleep in it but it's a little snug at the feet for him. My favorite part is that it fits nicely in my pack. I just wish it came in length sizes (tall/reg/short). No one can really complain at this price though.

Bag measured approximately 16x7" when in the compression sack. We bought this for kayak trips. Sleeping gear is bulky and always a challenge to pack with limited space. I can get this bag, a change of clothes, and a camping pillow in a 30L dry bag. Not bad.The compression sack is not magical, it takes work to get it in there. If you don't mind extra bulk there is a slightly larger bag you can use which makes folding it up easier. It comes with two bags which is pretty smart.Vent on the side makes sense for warmer nights (see pictures). Hood is nice because you can put your pillow (small camping pillow) in it and it holds it under your head. Regular sleeping bags always seem to spit your pillow out but not this one.I have lots of outdoor camping gear. This is a great value bag. I'm sure there are better bags on the market but you will pay dearly for that little extra quality. We do overnight trips 4-5 times a year and I see this bag lasting a long time.

It's 30°F right now as I'm laying in the sleeping bag writing this review. I have on two layers(thermals and a basic long sleeve, pants and wool socks) and I think I could hit 25° no problem, but that's me. Quality of the material seems really good, zipper feels strong, ridiculous light. I rated it only for stars because my problem(not that it's a real flaw) is I think a smaller stuff sack would have been better. I can fold the bag pretty small but the compression bag it comes with only cinches down so much, and I would prefer four straps to tighten down instead of three. I am definitely going to buy another one, just a matter of I want the blue or go with the orange again.

This review is for the Mummy Sleeping Bag colored orange. This is perfect for camping. It is really light weight and fit right in my pack. It was able to be strapped under or on top of the pack as well. As for the temperature, it keeps you very warm. I had to open up the easy to zip zipper to cool down in 35°f weather. Packing and rolling it up is a cake walk. The bag also has straps to shrink down the bag ever more to make more room for other things. The orange color can signal others in case of an emergency. I love everything about this sleeping bag. Thanks again!

I picked this bag up as an upgrade to my old car camping bag for a backpacking trip later this week. I must say I was little bummed at first of the thought of ditching my old hand-me-down bag with flannel lining but that feeling instantly went out the window when I opened this package up.I got the orange one, and for $34 you almost cant go wrong. I will update with my thoughts after taking it to the field, but trying it on I instantly felt very warm in my house. the head part sinches tight enough and the zipper does not seem like it will break easily. its very light weight and comes with 2 bags! A compression one that I wish tightened down a tough more and a larger stuff sack that I will bring with my just in case we have a bag failure of the compression sack. I have not used it yet, but I cant get over how warm/lightweight it is compared to my car camping bag. This looks like a great go to for every backpacking trip (I have yet to go on a REAL winter trip so....3 season bags for me) and dare I say.....with car camping as well could replace my beloved older bag?!

Ordered 2 of these for a recent trip to Havasu (spring). They were very warm and actually I slept in it unzipped. The weather didn't go too low so I didn't get to test their resiliance in the cold. However, they were light and easy to pack and unpack and very comfortable. Zippers seemed high quality and easy to operate. My only quibble is that they are a bit narrow and I found myself wanting a little more width, but all in all, for the cost these seem to be great.The cinch sack that comes in addition to the compression sack is great and I was able to compress this sucker pretty small. Great.

Used only once so far, liked it. For that price it's totally a good choicePros:- Warm enough inside with the temperature outside ~12C- LightweightCons:- Thought that compression would do bag smaller- Left handed- Bag is not opening fully with zipper, so you can't use it as a blanket- Felt cold when it was ~5C

I've used this bag a few times and when it dipped down to 5 C, I was glad to be car camping because I was shivering my butt off. It's definitely a summer bag, and wouldn't use it for anything under 10 c (50 F).I'm also a grown man at 5'8", 170 pounds. I always found myself grabbing a big blanket and layering up. Since I'm planning to backpack Canada in June I'm thinking to either return it for a warmer bag, or get a fleece liner. I hate being cold at night.Comfort wise it's great. Material is slippery but that makes it easy to slide around inside without getting caught up if you're wearing clothes. For you tall people, I have loads of extra length. Great for tall people.It's light and small enough to fit in the compartment of my 65 litre bag, but it's not tiny at all. It doesn't compress much more than the inner bag, and I found the stuff sack somewhat useless for this bag. But it's still a good stuff sack for other things like clothing.Don't try to roll it up, just stuff it back in it's sack. Way easier. Packs quickly. You don't really need the compression sack as it has another interior sack that works fine.Overall, it would be perfect for nights over 10 c, as long as you have thermal underwear, maybe some fleece clothing. Below that, you better have another blanket to layer up. Not made for cold weather like 35-40c. Not for a newbie like me anyway.

Perfect for 5-10 degree C weather. I'm a fairly warm sleeper but with fleece base layers I was comfortable in about 2 degree weather and in just gitch I was comfortable in about 5 degrees. Most of my camping is late spring and fall so the nighttime temperatures are normally between 5-10 which will be perfect. It packs much smaller than my warmer bag and is very easy to put back into the stuff sack that came with it. It is even big enough to fit my sleeping pad and liner along with the bag itself in the stuff sack.I'm 6' and I have plenty of room inside the bag including my sleeping pad. And for the price it was definitely worth it.

Every sleeping bag I have used in the best has always had my shoulders exposed or my legs crunched up, until now. I'm a 6'4" 240lb guy and I can lay flat on my back, legs out straight, and toes pointed and still not touch the bottom of this thing. I can even lay on my side with knees bent and be squeezed by the sides...awesome. I was concerned about it not being warm enough but it is as warm, if not warmer, than my thick flannel one at a fraction of the weight. I'm glad it came with the compression bag as it took my wife and I to get it out of the sleeve it was packaged in and there is NO WAY it is getting back in there. Oh well, great sleeping bag and a free little sack for other camping stuff.

I disliked the fact that I found placing the bag back in the water resistant sack was hard to do in situations this would be where the big problems would come to play.I suggest a pull string in the sack to pull tight enough the sleeping bag to place it in the tighter water safe sack.outside of this I love this sleeping bag and its vary good quality light like nothing at all and wide and slim to fit any type of person.Thankful