3M Thinsulate Insulation Mummy Sleeping Bag with Compression Sack Ultralight Compact Warm Washable for Adults Indoor Outdoor Backpacking Camping Hiking

The best. Keeps me warm. And is comfortable. Added my iclimb blanket in it for extra warmth on a cold night. Great price, light weight, and gets small for backpacking.

The Iclimb is lightweight and the quality is great. I like the ease of operation from the zipper and it doesnt have a problem catching inner linner when I operate the zipper. At 5'9", I have plenty of leg room for the design type and the 3M Thinsalate is comfotable and warm. It's compression bag works great and it easily fits into my pack.

Seems like decent and soft material and stays warm. It is a bit tight for me but that’s not their fault I’m 6’3 and 240 lb and i still fit well enough for a good night sleep. Not the best of the best obviously but it is certainly a good pick for a budget just be mindful of your temperature forecast and see how warm you feel under different conditions

Bought this for a camping trip up to 4,000 meters where the temps dipped to -3 Celsius. Stayed happy and warm, zipped up in the sarcophagus while in my tent. Light weight, good size for my 1.7 meter body length, cozy, compressed down fairly nicely. My only complaint, and this isn't really a fault of the sleeping bag, is that the material is "slippery" and when I was in it on my air mattress, I would slide down/off the mattress if things weren't completely level. Would happily recommend.

Took this on a week long back country canoe trip through Quetico and it survived nicely. Lightweight, comfortable, and warm. My only complaint was that it was a little bulky for backcountry, but I made due.

This sleeping bag worked great for my fall Catskills hike. Packs down great, lightweight, and pretty comfy. Recommended.

I was camping where the night got down to 31 degrees. It kept me warm-ish. I ended up tossing a hand warmer by my feet which ended up heating it up enough and it retained the heat. This was the 41 degree one and I didn’t get a chance to see if it it’s warmer at that temp. The straps on the compression sack that it comes in ripped off upon packing it up after the 2 day trip so I will be returning it and investing in a more quality bag. Overall, for $30 you can’t complain vs the $200-800 cold weather bags.

This is a great mummy bag. Worked great for some Florida winter camping but is also light enough that I’ll use it in spring and fall as well.

Ligero Práctico y cómodo para transportar. No recomendable para bajas temperaturas.

I waited until my daughter came back from her summer camp. It was about 8 degrees in the north and she said the sleeping bag was ok. I bought it after looking at many other products. It proofed itself that it can keep you warm and it wasn’t broken after a weeks rough use. Nothing to complain.

Llevaba tiempo buscando un buen sleeping que no tuviera que ser de plumas, acampé a más o menos 3800 msnm y definitivamente valió la pena, combinándolo con un bajo sleeping y una esterilla inflable hizo que incluso a eso de las 4 am tuviera que abrir un poco el sleeping porque tenía calor.

Great bag for the price. I was comfortable and warm, but it was summer. My only complaint is the zipper kept catching the material and jamming.

A bit too big for a 5’7 ‘’ woman, 140 lbs. But really keeps warm! You can see the final size once compress, beside a 9,5 speedcross shoe hehe