Naturehike Lightweight Compact Sleeping Bag, 59℉/32℉ Envelope Ultralight Backpacking Sleeping Bag Portable, Waterproof with Compression Sack for Cold&Warm, Camping, Traveling, Hiking

Definitely a summer bag, I will say once in it ,you’re body heat keeps you warm, if used with liner I think you could use on cooler nights like 50 degrees. It’s lightweight and packs down pretty small, zipper works well, plenty of room for me 5’6”150 lbs. I could see someone bigger might have issues with size, I plan on using bag liner and opening sleeping bag and use as blanket

I haven't gotten to use this really, but it's quite nice. It's part of my car emergency kit. It was very affordable, so I expect it to be good value. It's very VERY compact, so it goes wherever I need it to. Hell, I could pack it in my daily backpack if I wanted to. It's kinda' thin; I expect you will want an air mattress or other pad to be comfortable directly on the ground... I purchased this with the intent of truck camping.

Awesome sleeping bag for summer camping! The bag is super small with the compression sack and very light. If you're determined enough you can pack it down to the height of a nalgene bottle, though the diameter will still be wider. I'm 5'7", ~140lbs and find the bag to be very roomy, even with a lot of layers on (see below). This sleeping bag works well to about 60°F. Below 45°F this bag is trying to murder you in your sleep, and you need to be wearing considerable insulation to protect yourself. I have slept with this bag once around 40°F with a 2 t-shirts, sweatshirt, wool hat, shorts, long pants and 2 pairs of wool socks and was very very cold all night. A few months later I found myself camping for a night in an area where it was 90°F during the day, but unexpectedly dropped to 30°F at night. I put on two t-shirts, two long sleeve shirts, mesh shorts, long pants, wool socks, and I'm pretty sure I almost died in the sleeping bag. The insulation in the bag is just way too thin to be used comfortably below 55-60°F. I ended up purchasing a 20°F down sleeping bag for cooler weather and use the naturehike bag for warm summer nights. Conclusion: If you ignore the manufacturer's temperature rating and acknowledge this is a very lightweight summer bag, I'd give it 5+ stars. If you were trying to use the bag at the mfg's temp rating you would likely have frozen to death, but should instruct your estate to give a 1 star Amazon review and then sue them for causing your untimely demise.

I bought two of these for a canoeing trip with my son down the Colorado in May. Combined with my sleeping pad I barely even needed the sleeping bag. I am 6'1" and my son is 6'2" we both the length of the bag worked for us. Both bags also packed back down into the stuff sacks with ease.

I bought this sleeping bag two years ago and am finally able to use it. It compresses easily into the small pouch and is very light. I have only spent a short amount of time checking it out prior to my upcoming trip, but the quality seems good, it has more insulation than I expected (which was almost none), and think that it may be comfortable down to 60 degrees by itself. With a good ground mat, a knit hat and other accessories, it may be comfortable into the 50s. So, my initial feelings are surprisingly positive.

This sleeping bag is nice for colder weather camping above 32 degrees. It could also be used at home, for a cozy blanket. The zipper works smoothly and the drawstring hood is great for keeping out drafts. The inside material is very soft and I like that the outer material is waterproof. The stuffsack enables the bag to be packed down to a fairly small size, which is also nice. Overall a well made sleeping bag, that will keep you warm in colder fall weather or winter temps above freezing.

This is a great little sleeping bag. It's comfortable. The fabric has a luxurious feel. It's light weight and easy to carry and great for spring and summer hiking and backpacking trips. If the weather is over 60 Degrees Fahrenheit you should be quite comfortable in this bag - and every backpacker knows it's best not to carry more than you need. On warmer nights you can even use this as a quilt and it would pair nicely with a hammock. However - I paired it with the Naturehike Insulated sleeping pad and found it to be a perfect match! On cooler nights you will want to look into the Naturehike Down Sleeping bags - but this one is perfect for summer nights at the lake. It will be my go to summer bag

This is a comfortable, lightweight, SUMMER sleeping bag. I don't get cold easily, so I took it on a spring camping trip where the temperature reached the 40s at night. I was cold and miserable all night even with a jacket and blanket. I wouldn't recommend using this sleeping bag for temperatures under 60. Otherwise, the sleeping bag is well-made and compact and reasonably priced.

Heel compact en verrassend warm voor zo een lichtgewicht slaapzak. Tot 10 graden celsius houdt hij je warm genoeg. De stof is ook comfortabel en niet plakkerig

kompakt & angenehm ; Größe => ausreichend ( bin 176 ) ; atmet gut ; Reißverschluss hält auch unter " Last " ; wenn der Artikel so eingesetzt wird wie beschrieben ( hiking , Übernachtung mal draußen usw. - kein rauer Outdoor-Einsatz ) hat man sicher lange Freude dran !

Der Naturehike Deckenschlafsack ist ein kleines, ultraleichtes Raumwunder für Outdoor-Fans und Camper, die nicht auf Komfort verzichten wollen. Er vereint ein geringes Packmaß mit angenehmer Wärmeleistung und macht jede Übernachtung im Freien zum gemütlichen Erlebnis. Vorteile: Kleines Packmaß und ultraleicht: Der Schlafsack lässt sich extrem kompakt zusammenpacken und ist dabei überraschend leicht. Perfekt für Wanderungen und Campingtrips, bei denen es auf jedes Gramm ankommt – einfach im Rucksack verstauen und los geht’s! Vielseitiger Komfort: Der Deckenschlafsack bietet genügend Bewegungsfreiheit und kann bei Bedarf auch vollständig geöffnet und als Decke verwendet werden. Ob für gemütliche Sommernächte oder als zusätzliche Schicht im Zelt, die Vielseitigkeit überzeugt! Angenehmes Material: Das Material ist angenehm auf der Haut und leitet Feuchtigkeit gut ab, sodass man sich auch bei wärmeren Temperaturen wohlfühlt. Keine schwitzige oder klamme Nacht – genau richtig für entspanntes Schlafen im Freien. Einfache Pflege und Langlebigkeit: Der Schlafsack ist pflegeleicht und zeigt sich auch nach mehrmaligem Waschen formstabil und robust. Die Nähte sind gut verarbeitet, sodass er auch regelmäßige Outdoor-Einsätze problemlos mitmacht. Stylisches Design: Das schlichte, moderne Design macht den Schlafsack auch optisch zu einem Hingucker. Fazit: Der Naturehike Deckenschlafsack ist der ideale Begleiter für Minimalisten und Outdoor-Abenteurer. Er bietet Komfort und Flexibilität in einem ultraleichten, kompakten Format. Für jeden, der gerne draußen schläft und auf Komfort setzt, ist dieser Schlafsack eine klare Kaufempfehlung.

Es muy bonito el color, y también se siente súper ligero, bien para irse acampar. El tamaño es enorme y la calidad es buena. Lo único es que es un sleepingbag para no menor de 15C . Ojo con eso!

Je suis étonnamment surpris par ce sac de couchage. Il est légé, compacte et ne semble pas cheap malgré son prix abordable. L’intérieur est doux et nous n'avons pas l’impression de dormir dans un sac de plastique comme cela m’est souvent arrivé. Par contre, il n’est pas conçu pour les grands froids. L’été à 15C ont est confortable et à 10c je conseille d’ajouter un petit drap à l’intérieur. Pour en bas de 5C, je ne vous conseille pas de l’utiliser.