Camping Sleeping Bag + Travel Pillow w/Compact Compression Sack – 4 Season Sleeping Bag for Adults & Kids – Lightweight Warm and Washable, for Hiking Traveling.

I had ordered another sleeping bag that I was deeply disappointed in. When this one arrived, I knew immediately that it was a quality sleeping bag. The color was wonderful, bright and eye catching. The sleeping bag was easy to roll up and fit back in the stuff sack or to just stuff in. I love the way you can cinch the bag up tight for travel. It compacts into a nice small ball that you could easily fit in your backpack. It's light weight yet quality made. Definitely a four season bag. Warm and comfortable. The zipper is a nice quality with an overlap so the air doesn't go right in. the stitching is offset from layer to layer, unlike the previous one I got that was stitched all the way through, leaving no stuffing where the stitching is for cold spots. I am impressed and very happy with this bag!! Would definitely buy again.

My son picked out this bag to use during his scout camping trips. He insisted that he did not want a "mummy" bag. Of course what attracted him first was the color of the bag, but he also liked the hood. I liked that it was light, water/wind resistant and was rated for 25F. Before I let him use it though, I had to test it first. The bag works as advertised, its warm and comfortable. The pillow it came with is small and light, working well as a camp pillow. I appreciated the compression sack when putting it away after use. I was concerned by the plastic zipper, but it helps prevent snagging on the bag when zipping. The bag also has enough room for me to sleep comfortably, so my son has plenty of room.

Although the box arrived opened, the product inside the back was great! I have not taken it camping yet (but will soon), but have "tested" it out as an initial review. Compact in its carrying bag, it is lightwight. I like the straps as well. The sleeping bag was slightly difficult to take out of its bag since it was tightly coiled inside it. Upon opening it, it was cool to the touch, a comfortable material against my skin and clothes. The pillow, although great to have for practical purposes, could have been more fluffier. It is better than sleeping with out it, however. For me, it was roomy and I like that you can get in and out of it with ease. I love to hood at the top of the sleeping bag. The bag was not very easy to get it back into the bag, but, hopefully, with practice, it will become easier!

I have read some reviews that complained about how big this thing is. Well it is not intended for ultra light hiking. It is an old fashioned sleeping bag that will keep you warm. But really, if you wanted an ultra compact ultra light sleeping bag that was also rated for 4 seasons, did you really think you could get one for under $150????? Really???? Come on. Those things are damned expensive. I remember when I was a kid (a long time ago) and I used to go camping with cub scouts and boy scouts, I had a sleeping bag bigger and heavier than this. It was a pain in the butt to carry around, but very nice to have on cold nights. It was also a real pain in the butt to roll up and shove back into the bag. We used to laugh and call it stuffing the fat lady back into her dress. Not politically correct, but hey, whatever. I also remember when my son was camping with boy scouts and how outraged he was when he couldn't just shove the sleeping bag into the bag without first rolling it up tight and then 'slipping' it into the bag. It was such an unreasonable activity to force upon him. It was a fascist and an abuse of his poor young time... like he had anything better to do. That thing was just supposed to magically fit into that little bag without any preparation. So he ended up destroying all his compression bags and blaming the bags. This generation... all the other kids were just as stupid. If you want a good sleeping bag that will fit most adults and keep you warm on a cold night, I think this will work. If you want an ultra compact, ultra light, ultra warm sleeping bag for ultra light hiking (which sound really cool to me) you are going to need to spend a little more ultra money.

I tried this sleeping bag out when I first got it. First thing I noticed is how comfortable the fabric is on the skin. It is also quite roomy. The hood on the bag is big enough to fit a large pillow in. I'm 230 lbs 6 ft tall and I fit in with plenty of room to spare. Two smaller adults could sleep in this bag together I think, though I can't confirm that. The camping 'pillow' this came with is nothing special. In fact, it's quite underwhelming. It just feels like cotton stuffed into a teeny tiny pillow which I don't think anyone would really be comfortable sleeping on. However, I could see that if hiking/camping it would not add nearly any weight and would not take up much room on your pack at all. I have not used it like this yet. Also for hiking it is fairly light weight, but bulky and can be hard to attach to a rucksack unless you've got long enough straps. Mine does, and I assume it would fit on most real hiking/camping packs. Haven't tried in cold weather so I can't speak to the warmth of it. I'm always personally on the hot side of things so I really liked the coolness of the sleeping bag. Overall, I'm very happy with the purchase and the price When I look for camping gear in the future, I'll be sure to check out HiHiker's other products.

My daughter was going on a school trip where she would stay there overnight for several days so I bought her a sleeping bag. It's soft and comfortable to use and it's light weight. It's a bonus that it adds a pillow along with it. It keeps you pretty warm as well since my daughter says how it was really comfortable to sleep in and it kept her warm all night sleeping in it. It's easy to carry around once you wrapped it back into a roll. And it's pretty big with lots of space room (depends on your height but my daughter is pretty tall so the sleeping bag is pretty big/long).

Most people use this outdoors. I’m using it indoors and here’s why: I’ve got Lupus and my joints have to be warm so that I can move. I just moved into a condo and don’t have a bed. Lastly, I’m allergic to dogs and there is dog hair all over the carpet that I don’t want to drag on my blankets. I lay the sleeping bag on top of some memory foam. Now let me tell you WHY THIS SLEEPING BAG IS THE BEST! Comfort: Squishy, easy to zip, smooth on the skin Lightweight: I can pick it up and carry it no matter how much I’m hurting Dog hair repellant: Haven’t spotted a single piece of fur on it Heat: I have little body heat and this bag reflects it back tenfold. I get warm wearing shorts and a tshirt in roughly an hour (5ft, 115lbs; not a lot of mass to get heat from) The pillow it came with was just right for my small head and fits comfortably in the sleeping bag. It’s not as squishy as some may like it, but it does the job. The “snag-free” zipper system has two zippers so virtually you have no fabric snags which is handy when you accidentally unzip the whole thing while sleeping. My condo normally is at 67F, but I personally need it above 75F. Why waste gas when I can climb into my trusty sleeping bag? I bet I could use this outside in 50F weather and be okay. I know it’s not a review most were looking for, but for someone who has to warm up to live, and whose blankets barely keep them warm - THIS SLEEPING BAG IS THE BEST!

Incredibly comfortable and seems pretty durable. It kept me plenty warm on a particularly chilly and rainy night. The pillow that comes with it isn't the best, but honestly, what backpacking pillow isn't a bit lackluster? Love how the compression sack has loads of straps on it to compress further and strap the sack to my pack. I just strap it to the bottom and have no issues. Fitting the sleeping bag and pillow into the compression sack is super straight forward and not difficult. Attached is a picture of the sleeping bag and pillow in the compression sack next to my 50L pack. This is a phenomenal product, especially for the price tag. Edit: Changed my review from 5 stars to 3 stars. Used this sleeping bag again and had to move to my car because I was absolutely freezing. It was about 42° outside. This sleeping bag is marketed as a "4 Seasons" sleeping bag that can stand as low as "25 degrees Fahrenheit". After my recent experience with the bag, I'd say that is not true. This bag will do fine if it's not too cold outside, but look elsewhere for a cold weather bag.

love it,use for school camps