The North Face Wasatch 20/-7 Sleeping Bag

This sleeping bag is top quality.

Excellent deal. Bought for my kids so that they would be on par with my older Cat's meow. Major difference is it is slightly bigger, lacks a compression sack, and no pocket for a pillow

Comfortable, light weight, right kind of warmth, easy to use, the build quality is fantastic and I’ll be buying some more in the future for the rest of my family!

Great product awesome carry bagReally happy with the product

Obviously a north face is going to do the trick, it’s one of their cheapest options in bags. It was very compressible and pretty warm, BUT if you are looking to backpack with this you will need to purchase a separate compression bag for this. The one it came with is practically made out of tissue paper. It also is much bigger than the sleeping bag itself so either way replacing it will probably happen sooner than you’d like.

Bought this for my son, and he loves it. He has me try it out and it was super comfy. We've been out in 30 degree weather with this and my son said he stayed warm the whole night. This is a great sleeping bag.

A gift for my son and he was pleased with it/

I bought two of these for Scouts hiking/camping trips for me and my 13 year old son. He is a tall, skinny, 13 year old. I am 5'11", 20 lbs overweight, and wear XL shirts. Our first campout weekend was rainy, snowy and around 35 degrees at night. My son did great with this bag, he wore one layer of thermal underwear top and bottom, he was warm and comfortable. My first night I wore one layer of thermal underwear bottoms and top with mid-weight wool socks and I froze. I covered my legs with my winter coat, I put on a fleece jacket on top plus put on my wool hat and I was still cold. On the second night I went to bed fully dressed with two layers for bottoms, 3 layers for tops, mid-weight wool socks and a wool hat and that was warm enough. So my son, who tends to run hot when he sleeps did fine with this 20 degree bag on a 35 degree night, but I was no where near warm enough for me. My next problem is that I could barely fit my XL torso, with 3 upper layers into this bag. It was almost impossible to move my arms and getting the bag zippered was time-consuming and exhausting. I believe I read that this longer bag was also wider but not even close to working for me so I'm returning it and maybe I'll just need to commit to a rectangular bag going forward. Based on my son normally being hot at night, and he wore a layer of thermals top and bottom, and was comfortable... and my experience freezing... I would say that this is not realistically a 20 degree bag... maybe should be rated a 30 degree bag so that it works well in 40 degree temps.