Hyke & Byke Shavano 32 F Hiking & Backpacking Sleeping Bag - 3 Season, 650FP Duck Down Sleeping Bag - Ultralight - Black - 78in - Regular

Out of the box I'm very impressed with this product. Lightweight, small, and packs down and back into its compression sack so easy compared to synthetic sleeping bags. No wrestling and cussing. We'll be field testing these bags this weekend, but they were comfortable and warm when we tried them at home. If I need it to be warmer, I'll buy a liner, but you can't beat the price for a down bag. My husband got a regular and I got a short to save space - I'm 5'4" and fit into the short comfortably with room to spare in the foot box. I've got wide hips and was comfortable, I didn't feel restrained like I have in my older (very cheap) mummy bag. I read many of the reviews before taking a chance on these - yes, they aren't incredibly fluffy, but for the temperature rating, they shouldn't be. Some reviews complained about the material feeling oily or like a garbage bag -- I find it to be soft and, yes, slick, but more in a silky way, not oily or off-putting. The light blue color is actually much more vibrant in person, less of a baby blue and more cornflower. I'm happy to support this brand because of their business model with Kiva. Unlike many of the Chinese import bags with weird brand names that Amazon sells for a relatively similar price point, this is an American company with a real website, which was part of the selling point for me and helped convince me to make this purchase. In the future I'll buy from their website directly as they offer a rewards program.

I’ve owned this sleeping bag for over a year and gone on multiple backpacking trips, and I still haven’t seen a sleeping bag that matches the price/weight/warmth combo of this bag. Any backpacking bag of similar weight and warmth is much more expensive, and any cheaper bags are not as warm or lightweight. I even purchased another for my girlfriend recently.On 2-3 day backpacking trips this bag compresses down really well to a tiny stuffsack. It fits in the sleeping bag compartment of my Osprey pack with room to spare. It’s super efficient and warm enough for ~3 seasons, but nothing too extreme. I believe it’s duck down, not synthetic, which has great rebound from compression and insulates well. The outer material feels a little plastic-y, but it has held up just fine. I really like the red color over the light blue, because it’s very rich and vibrant, more than the pictures make it seem.I’d really recommend this bag for any backpacker, but especially beginners or those who are budget conscious. It’s a great bag that will keep you warm, light enough for long mileage trips, and only ~$100 which is as low as you’ll find with these specs.

Good sleeping bag, that's well made and very comfortable and light weight perfect for backpacking! I used it on a 6 day backpacking trip in the California Eastern Sierra during august. Most of the time spent above 10000 feet! So the nights were a little nippy. Inside tent while sleeping I had a watch with thermometer capability and was able to track inside temps. Needless to say the coldest inside temp one night was 36 degrees, and I was a little too cold even to an uncomfortable level, sleep was disturbed by this fact. This was despite wearing light weight silky thermal long john and long sleeve shirt, which are light duty, not very warm thermals and a beanie to keep my head warm. I also didn't wear any socks and forgot my old trick of stuffing the footing area with other clothing I planned on wearing the next day and also for extra insulation and warmth as my feet almost always get cold. I learned my lesson after that and the next night sleeping in much higher elevation around 11060 feet which hit around 43 degrees in the tent I wore my heavy duty black thermals with thick wool socks and beanie. Given the higher temps and warmer clothing I slept nice and comfortably (not toasty, but just right). My conclusion: Pros light weight and small for backpacking, Con: not very warm and god forbid you sleep at 32 degrees or below...good luck with that. Better wear those arctic heavy duty thermals that weigh a 1lb alone and maybe an extra layer to have a decent night of rest. Your sacrificing warmth and overall comfort for something light weight and compactable by buying this bag. I'd say buy if you're hiking low elevations less than 8k feet in the spring or summer and plan on temps being in the 48 and above range at night.

Camped this past weekend with my 14 year old son and some friends. I bought one of these for my son and one for me. Size wise- my son is 6'4, 180 lbs. I got him the "long" size bag. I am 5'7 and 130 lbs and bought a regular for myself. Both were excellent fits. Neither of us felt constrained. I had plenty of room. He said he did too.Packing wise- these things are super easy to pack up. No major effort in stuffing them into the stuff bags. They cinch down great, don't take up much room and are super lightweight.Warmth wise- air temps dipped down into the 20s. We were both wearing multiple layers, albeit me more than my son. (He's 14 and won't always listen, you all understand.) I even slept in my coat. With that said, I was perfectly warm, with the sole exception of my feet, but that's my own fault because I was only wearing one pair of wool socks and my feet are habitually cold anyway. My son said he got a LITTLE cold, but I don't think he wore enough layers. Even more impressive to me is that we were trying to do this trip pretty minimally. My boyfriend is former SF and strung us all up some sort of tarp contraptions about a foot or so off the ground, so none of us were even in a tent. It was pretty much this bag and nothing else between us and the air on the sides of us. Both my son and I had mats under us. His was thermal, mine was not. We both agreed that we felt warm under us. The top of the bags cinch up super tight and my son said he even got a little claustrophobic and was afraid he wouldn't be able to get out. Me, on the other hand, I found that cord and kept it pulled tight because that air was icy. There was snow under us and quite a bit of dew accumulated on us when the sun came up. Still warm and dry. Only thing I'm doing differently next time is bringing extra socks and investing in a lightweight Hyke and Byke tent because, neat as the poncho hooch was, I'm pretty certain I'd like a tent better.

Trés bon produit confortable, léger et chaud mais cependant attention celui-ci est fait pour l'automne, l'été et le printemps lorsque que les nuits ne sont pas trop fraîche ! Car celui-ci est vendu comme un duvet 0.c 4 saisons ... alors que les vrais critères sont15.c confort7.c limite0.c extrême

Muy buena calidad y abrigada. La recomiendo 100%

The filling became irregular at the first weeks, some parts is completly flat and not warm at all. I can only use it indoors with extra blankets. Its a summer sleeping bag, not 3 seasons. I want my money back

Zuerst das Positive: bei 1,65m Körpergröße passt die kleiner Version optimal. Gewichtsangabe stimmt, Packmaß ist mit alternativem Packsack wirklich sehr gering hinzubekommen, der originale ist nur "nett".Ich nutze ihn auf Motorrad und Reitwandertouren, seit 2 Jahren mehrmals im Jahr für mehrtägige Aktionen.0 Grad möchte ich damit nicht erleben, bei 6 Grad war es nur mit Mühe auszuhalten.Das Problem ist für mich schlicht die Art und Weise der Füllung, auch bei offener Lagerung und Aufschütteln nach dem Auspacken sind in der Deckschicht die Federn irgendwo, nur nicht mehr flächig verteilt. Heißt wo Knie oder Hüfte anstößt, ist nur der in den Rezensionen schon erwähnt "Müllbeutel" zwischen mir und der Kälte.Gefühlt sammeln sich alle Daunen in der Kapuze, sind von dort aber auch nicht mehr weg zu kriegen.Mit einer schmaleren Absteppung wäre das wohl zu beheben. Im Vergleich mit dem Yeti vib 250 von meinem Freund fällt der nach Datenblatt bessere Shavano durch, aber hat halt nicht Mal die Hälfte gekostet. Mein Fazit: hätt ich lieber mehr Geld ausgegeben, so oft wie ich ihn nutze, hätt sich das schon lang rentiert. So sind Bergnächte sogar im Sommer schon ein saurer Apfel.

Consegna come descritto, tutto ok.. Ho comprato questo sacco in piuma, colpita dalle recensioni e dal fatto che doveva essere un buon rapporto peso/dimensioni /capacità calorica.. Sono piccolina e magra, e portarmi appresso un sacco enorme mi avrebbe riempito lo zaino e creato problemi di peso. Questo, con temperatura confort 0 gradi, per me freddolosa, stava a significare che lo potevo usare in tenda a 5 e + 10, e fuori dalla tenda, anche dormendo per terra, a massimo 0 gradi...Il piumino è morbidissimo e soffice, chiuso non è certamente piccolo, ma relativamente leggero, aperto diventa una nuvola...si, ma solo nella parte di "coperta", quella che sta a coprire il petto.. la parte di schiena, quella su ci ci si appoggia, è riempita pochissimo, in tantissimi punti, guardando contro luce, si vede soltanto lo strato sottilissimo di nylon, la parte di Cluster è a macchia di leopardo, nonostante lo abbia sprimacciato e messo addirittura in asciugatrice a freddo per farlo riprendere.. Se lo appoggio su un materassino di 10 cm, caldo, staccato bene dal suolo, tutto ok..ma se dovessi dormire in una tenda senza materassino, o addirittura in bivacco all'aperto, anche solo a 5 gradi, mi salirebbe un freddo assassino dalla schiena..( e se mi devo portare un materassino che pesa un chilo, allora prendo un sacco a pelo più leggero di questo ) Ho avuto sacchi a pelo di costo molto inferiore, con capacità termica molto inferiore, (Decathlon per esempio ) ma che nella schiena erano ben coibentati a parità di ingombro. Ho provato a comprare,sempre da Hyke and Byke, il modello più costoso, l'Eolus, più pesante, dichiarato per -10 gradi, riscontrando lo stesso problema. ( l'imbottitura del fondo nell'Eolus è dichiarato circa 50 grammi in più, quasi irrilevante). Ora non so, sinceramente , se restituirli tutti e due e cercare qualcosa, tipo Ferrino o Salewa o Marmot .Mi sembra un difetto stupido, era meglio riempire di più la schiena e un poco meno il petto, e avrebbe tenuto caldo in modo più uniforme ( naturalmente questo è il mio parere ) Di questa ditta mi era piaciuta l'impronta ecologica e sociale, riferita all'approvvigionamento della piuma e a chi lo confezionava...