Mummy Sleeping Bag - 3 Seasons, 40 Degrees (Black)

3 Stars: Less than what I expected, semi-warm (granted its summer) light, and fairly compact. Pros: Size: relatively small, great to take camping/hiking Weight: lightweight, good for backpacking Price: pretty cheap Cons: Stuff pack is attached to the bag: I intend to detach it, not the most comfortable to sleep on Warmth: i took this on a trip in early May, got down to mid 40s, and was cold with a coat and long pants on. I would not recommend this for any season other than summer Size: takes up too much pack space if you're backpacking. If you're camping it's fine

This sleeping bag looks really good, seems to be made of decent material (though it is VERY thin), and has a lot of space but that's about all of the pros. I sleep in a hammock at home and blankets just don't cut it for covering my feet (I'm one of those who HAS to have their feet covered-but not by socks.) With wearing light pajamas (shirt and short shorts) my butt freezes. I live in socal, it's probably 72-75 in my house through out the night with or with out the A/C. I shouldn't be getting cold in this thing. The zipper is pretty annoying to get set at first and can easily come off if you adjust yourself too wide. They feel cheap and I was scared I was going to break it. The pillow thing for the head can get annoying. I returned it, was a pain getting it back in the bag it comes in. I am going to try something better suited for a hammock.

I need a sleeping bag that is versatile enough to use while camping, and still allow me to be comfortable when I need it for work (indoors). This sleeping bag fit the bill and it allowed me to be comfortable both in and outdoors. There were a few positive features that I found valuable; these include the size, insulation, and built in features. In terms of size, I am 6"2 and I found that I had plenty of room in the bag (both length and width). This is important to me because some of the other bags that I have purchased for work are too short or narrow. When the bag is stuffed in the sack it is moderate size and I will have no problem adding it to a backpack. In terms of insulation, I used the bag several times and I was surprised by its versatility. Because the bag is rated at lower temperatures, I assumed that when I tried it out indoors that it would be too hot and that I would have to kick it off of me at night. I found the opposite to be true, and I found that I slept well with no discomfort at approx. 70 degrees inside. Even if it hadn’t worked indoors I would still have used it for backpacking, but I was impressed with the fact that I can use it both indoors and outdoors. Some of the features of the bag include the built in stuff sack, pocket, and side zipper. The stuff sack is easy to use and will not be misplaced because it is attached to the bag. There is a built in pocket with this bag, but I am unlikely to use it so I am indifferent about having it. The final feature is the side zipper, which I found incredibly easy to use. I was able to get into the bag and zip it all the way up, with no problem. I am big enough that the fit was snug, but it was comfortable and I had no problems getting in and out. This bag will be doing double duty in the colder months because I will end up rotating it between work and my pack. I am happy to recommend this product to anyone looking for a sleeping bag for use in cool climates.

I was lucky enough to receive the Tribe Provisions 3-season adventure sleeping bag in black and silver for an honest review. Let me first start off by saying I love the idea of Tribe Provisions and what they stand for. They are bringing good quality gear for affordable prices. I received the sleeping bag very quickly with Amazon Prime one day shipping. I picked up the box and noticed how light the package was. This is a very light sleeping bag and I would not mind carrying this around for short backpacking trips and it's definitely easy to pack up for car camping trips. The first impression of the bag is that it is pretty durable and not much different than stuff sacks used by other manufacturers. I do like the company badge sewed on the outside, as well as the grab handle on the bottom. One thing that would be nice would be some compression straps to condense the bag even smaller. I feel like it be fairly easy to do with this bag. Pulling out the sleeping bag from the sack, I noticed that the sack is attached to the sleeping bag. There is a small zippered pouch where you can stuff the sack so you don't lose it. This is a nice feature. The bag also looks quite stylish and it feels good to touch. The materials seem very durable as well. I did have some problems with the zipper getting caught in the fabric, which is not unusual for sleeping bags, but was somewhat noticeable. The bag is quite comfortable though and does keep you nice and toasty. I took it out in my hammock on a chilly night as was very comfortable temperature wise. I do have a slight problem with the size of the bag however. Lengthwise it is perfect and there is plenty of extra room in the bag (I'm 5'7"). The bag has a somewhat tight width however. I fit in the bag well which helps with warmth, but it would be nice to have a little more room so it's easier to adjust and get comfortable. It feels a little constricting. Other than that I really like this sleeping bag and look forward to many adventures with it. Tribe Provisions has made a quality product and I look forward to seeing what else the company comes out with.

I bought this for my husband for hunting, he live in Utah and he goes up in the mountains up during September where it gets anywhere between 30-50 degrees at night. He used this on a night where it was 40 degrees and by the time he woke up in the morning he was freezing. As a man that doesn't get cold often that's a shocker. He said even with warm socks his feet were completely frozen all night, it doesn't keep heat in like it shouldm. We returned this as soon as he got back from the mountain.

Warm enough for a summer night - but VERY small. It's long enough - but narrow. I'm 5'5'', 140lbs, and had plenty of room in the feet but could not roll over comfortably and woke up strangled by the 'hood' section. Not the greatest.

My biggest problem with this sleeping bag is the pack size. It does not pack down well at all. When it is in the stuff sack it wont even fit in my 38L backpack. The only way I could get it in the pack is to remove it from the stuff sack and stuff it into my pack, and it still takes up about 70% of the space in my pack. It was also a little small for me at 6'2" 180lb.

Like usual, Tribe Provisions didn't disappoint! I'm a big fan of the brand because I've noticed that all of their products are made super durable and high quality, and this sleeping bag does not fall short. When trying it out, I found that it kept me at a nice temperature. It was 70 degrees outside, but I thought it breathed really well and kept me from getting too hot and sweaty. I tried it out a few days later when the weather dipped down into the 40s, and it felt just as good! The bag definitely kept me from getting any chills, which is always a worry for me when camping in those temperatures. I was a big fan of the stuff sack itself being the insulation for the very tip of the bag, I've included a picture which shows which part I'm discussing. I CONSTANTLY lose the stuff sacks for my bags and always resort to tying it with ropes to keep it compact, so this was a gift sent from heaven. I am also a big fan of the aesthetic of TP's products. The sleeping bag overall looks great. Most all of my camping and hiking gear are brightly colored, but both my primary hammock and tent are orange, so I went with the black sleeping bag. I was glad to see that the black didn't take away from the look of the bag. It is still very nice and sleek. I've never had a hood at the top of my sleeping bag, and I'm excited to see how well it prevents my pillows from sliding around during the night, as that is always a problem for me. I have high hopes! The complaint I have most for sleeping bags is always how inefficient the pack-up process is, but I found this bag to easily compact. There's something about how lightweight the material is that makes it very easy to stuff back in the bag (I am too terrible at it to roll the bag back up), which makes the whole process much less stressful for me. While I did receive this product at a discount in exchange for my sincere opinion and review, I would easily recommend it to anyone looking for a nice, high quality sleeping bag. I'll probably even buy another one soon for that matter!