Blue Envelope Sleeping Bag

I bought this sleeping bag several years ago. I spend a lot of time outside camping. I typically use name brand equipment. I even own several name brand sleeping bags. This is still the one I come back to the most. Why? I run summer climbing trips for kids and this sleeping bag is actually far better for sleeping in warm weather than any of the others, including my fancy summer bag. It's lightweight, it fully unzips, and it packs down small (although you'll probably want to pack it in a better compression sack). When I bought it, I was looking for the lightest non-down sleeping bag i could find (I'm allergic to down). I wanted it to have a rectangular foot box and to pack down small. It didn't need to work for cold weather. I got frustrated with the name brand options bc none packed down nearly as small, so I decided to try this one and I haven't looked back. I use it in the spring, summer, and fall. During the cooler times, I just use a lightweight liner with it. If the temps drop below 45 at night, I do switch bags, but that's fine. This is a great sleeping bag, especially for the price.

Lightweight, compact, and surprisingly comfortable—this sleeping bag is a backpacker's dream for warm-weather camping trips.

I bought this sleeping bag for mainly indoor use and tried it out last night. It was very comfy for sleeping in 70-72F. It definitely is specifically for warm temperatures--I don't think it would be warm enough for me if the temperature was below 60F. The material is light, soft, and smooth, and I think it will be fine for my use. It does roll up and pack very compact as well. The only thing that would make it better would be if the sleeping bag was at least six inches wider (or twelve inches for the unzipped width); I am not the skinniest person on the planet, but I think even in my skinny days I would have felt a little claustrophobic with this zipped up. As it is, I will simply used this completely unzipped. Again, I only plan on using it indoors, so I'm not really worried about a draft. It was long enough for me (I'm 5'4"), but I suspect if you were over 6', this bag would also not be long enough for you.

Returning as I found two others that I already had. I’ve used these sleeping bags in place of sheets under the bedspread (2 zipped together for our queen size bed.) They are soo comfortable. The slick interior makes it easier to turn over than with sheets. Just the right weight for indoor use. I also have a down throw which goes on when I’m cold and off to the side or the floor when I get too hot. Ah, the rigors of being old!

I've had this sleeping bag for 2 full years now and have used it on several camping trips in the Northeast US. What I love about this bag is how compact it gets when stuffing it into its pouch. I keep it under the rear seat of my truck but it can easily pack into a backpack or other container for storage. The material has held up well, and it doesn't seem to hold on to any sort of odor. Nothing has broken and it looks and functions like new. I find the bag to be a good size and it's spacious enough for me to roll around at night even if I'm layered up inside. A couple of small gripes are that the zipper sometimes gets caught on the material when zipping quickly, but not really that big of a deal. The bag also has a hooded part that is supposed to go around your head to keep you warm, but it's too baggy and doesn't stay on your head at all. I wish it was tighter with more elastic tension. I also wish there were two zippers so I could unzip the bottom if my feet get hot. There's only one zipper, so you'd have to unzip the whole thing. This bag is NOT meant for cold temperatures. Anything lower than 55F at night and you WILL be cold. I just got back from a trip in NH in June, and I was still a little cold at night and had to use an extra blanket. Last year, I did a trip in April and slept with 2 layers on, and was still frigid enough that I was scrambling to cover myself with anything that I had laying around (towels, clothes, etc). If you're camping in early/late season and you expect temps to be in the low 50s or lower, this is not the bag for you, even if you layer up. Spend a few bucks more and get something thicker. This bag is great for summer, or warmer areas of the world where temps stay above 55F at night.

Was used for a long hiking trip. It’s light weight and comfortable. Good for mild and hot temperatures. Would recommend.

The product comes in a great compression cinch sack. It should compress nicely! I am a bit confused with the tag. It is a large use and care tag that is right as you open the sleeping bag. If not removed, you will run into it every time you open and close the bag. It will also interfere with the Velcro closure at the top of the zipper. Which that will inevitably snag on something. I will have to add a felt cover tab on the Velcro to keep it from snagging my clothes. The instructions say to leave the bag open to air for 48 hours before use. Who is going to do that? It also says to not use a top loading washing machine to wash it. Why? Odd instruction, to me. I planned on using it tonight… but it hasn’t been out of the bag for 48 hours…

Lightweight, soft, easily stores away, and warm. The case it comes with works beautifully to compress and store the bag! Just wish it was a little wider and a little longer for comfort.

I needed a lightweight sleeping bag for my backpack, but wanted one that wasn’t down (so I could wash and dry it in case of bedbugs) and wasn’t mummy-style (so I can stretch out better). This sleeping bag seems to do the trick. I like the space due to the rectangular shape. I’m 5’8” and midsize and it’s roomy enough to be comfortable. The hood feature is also nice and one of the reasons I picked this model. I don’t like: as others have said, it’s not a cold weather bag. I wouldn’t use it much below 10C, probably. You also need to zip it open and closed carefully, as the fabric gets stuck regularly. Take your time and you’ll be fine.

This one is great, good value, it is smaller and packs smaller great for kids and women it can fit into a purse if the purse was a bit bigger, drying fast its great waterproof!

This sleeping bag just arrived and there is no possible way it could be waterproof. It may be vaguely water resistant. We purchased it for a camping trip on the West coast of Vancouver Island (think, subtropical rainforest) and this bag is not going to cut it if it gets damp. This bag is low quality, (as expected for the price) and may be warm enough for a warm weekend camping trip to Arizona, but spend the money to get higher performance gear if you have any doubts about weather at all.

This product says it can handle the lower temperature of 48°f took it camping for the first time and it got down to 55°f and i absolutely froze. It also said it can comfortably fit 2 children or 1 adult I’m 6ft and did not fit well at all. Will be looking for a better option. I chose this one to go with my Harley but don’t recommend it.

Es excelente de producto, super cómodo y caliente