Teton Celsius Regular, -25F, 20F, 0F Degree Sleeping Bags, All Weather Bag for Adults and Kids, Camping Made Easy and Warm, Travel Sack Included

I was pretty skeptical of this sleeping bag but I was camping in 30 degree weather in a RTT (roof top tent) with zero protection from the wind in the open field. Lowest temperature I saw was 34 degrees.Under the sleeping bag was a down feather comforter for a bit more insulation. I am a big baby when it comes to cold weather.This sleeping bag blew me away!! I was comfy and warm all three nights I camped! I slept in wool socks, flannel PJ’s and a large hoodie for reference.The quality is fantastic, super warm the moment you hop in and zip it up. For cleaning I’m just spot cleaning it with a rag and after every trip I air it out properly to make sure the dog fur isn’t hiding in it. It rolls back up nicely in its carrying case.

This sleeping bag seemed to be a great bag, however, I was looking for a smaller, lighter weight bag to keep the weight down when flying. I did return it, however, if you don't have to worry about weight, I would recommend this bag.

It's nice, really nice, a bit awkward to get into because it's not attached to anhthing but the zipper on one side, so it tends to bunch up and you have to jump around or move around in it to find full depth....hard for me to explain.HOWEVER THIS IS VERY MISADERTISED FOR HEIGHT!!! I HAD TO BUY A LARGER Teton bag just because of this. I'm right at 6 foot, and this bag is meant for someone like 5'5". I measured it once just to make sure the larger bag would be appropriate if I bought that one, and I was really suprised. This bag only comes up to the lower part of my neck, but when I wake up, it willingly always falls down about 5 to 6 inches, and the hood works out from under me too because the fabric is like satin and very smooth and slick on your sleeping surface. So overall that's really short!All I can say is for sleep comfort, this gets a 12 out of 10!! If you have to put a fleece liner in your off branded 20 degree one and more than likely have to put on faux fur lined house boots, or wrap the bag in another fleece blanket just to sleep below freezing....this one, you just jump in it and it's amazing. Especially once that soaking heat from sleeping (basil body temperature), sets in. Trust me! I have a Coleman Cold Weather Big and Tall I use in my Campers Bed, and it comes close, but I use this one in my Semi when I want to save on fuel, and it works amazingly well down to around 15 degrees before I put a blanket overtop of it.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:My son is a boy scout and uses this for camping trips. He loves it. Says it's very warm and comfortable. Easy to shove in carry bag.

I used this sleeping bag on a weekend camping trip, and it worked perfectly. It kept me warm all night, even when temperatures dropped. The material feels soft and cozy, and I had a great night’s sleep. Highly recommend!

Once again Teton wins with price vs quality and design. This is my 2nd sleeping bag from Teton and they just make such good sleeping bags. My other one is a TETON Sports Mammoth +20F Queen-Size Double Sleeping Bag and that one is great too (when my wife is with me on a camping trip). Super durable fabric and easy to clean. I recommend spot cleaning if you can, otherwise check the site and follow cleaning instructions.I used this bag on a recent off roading and camping trip in a West Texas Canyon. The nights got really cold, even with my small heater, but this bag was great. I pulled it up over my head and stayed warm all night.

Super comfy and was not cold during the night when it was around 50s

This bag probably would have delivered in the area of warmth BUT I wasn't willing to sacrifice comfort and ease of use, as I would be using it for at least 9 days in the desert. I returned the bag because the inner lining, while soft, caught at my clothes like velcro and every time I moved, the bag moved with me. I move quite a bit throughout the night, so I prefer the lining to be one that I can move around in the bag and the bag stays put. Also, chances are I will be sleeping with some kind of clothes on, so that was a no for me. The length was also just fitting me. I'm 150-156lbs, 5'4 or 5'5 and I wanted more room. With the liner clinging to my every move and the bag not being a bit longer, it wasn't comfortable...claustrophobic comes to mind. I bought a Coleman on sale at Ollies, which had a higher temp rate, but will likley be sufficient and the overall ease of use is to my standard. The zipper was also nothing special on the Teton, and zippers can be a pain. The Coleman had a way better zipper technology and it was at least an inch or so longer. If none of these things are important to you, then this bag will probably be a great one. Hope this helps someone make the right decision.I will add the the bag it came in was great because it had clips and you can tighten it pretty well to compress it. Many people try to roll sleeping bags up to put back in the bag, but if you just stuff it it will likley go back in just fine. Not sure if that ruins anything long term, but I had success with stuffing it back in.