Pureland Track300 18 to 32 Degree Mummy Style Lightweight 3 Season Sleeping Bag for Camping Hiking Backpacking Climbing Scout

I bought this sleeping bag because it was in my price range and met my specifications for backpacking. I haven't used it outdoors yet, but it was super warm while testing it out at home. It was somewhat difficult to get back into the compression bag, but I was able to get it in. It fits nicely in my backpack and I can't wait to try it out on an actual camping trip.

This sleeping bag is very snug. The length measurement indicates that a tall person can use the bag but it is too narrow for anyone other than a slim woman. It is warm and comfortable if you can sleep like a mummy.

30 days to return item? Seriously? A 6 month warranty would allow people to have time to use your product. First time I used it the zipper opened and wouldn't zip correctly no matter how many times I tried. The bag is great but don't expect the zipper to work!!

My wife loved it, I had to sleep on top of it.We are both 5'8". I would Not recommend this for people over 6'. I am about 210 and stocky build, and felt like this was tight across my shoulders wearing pants and light shirt (claustrophobic if you will).We have only taken these on one trip. it was warm enough for me to sleep on top of the bag, which I did so I could turn over (all night) for some back relief of sleeping on the ground.I think if it was a cold night I would appreciate this bag much more. When it's warm and humid and you're sticking to it, then it's not a good match. It seems like a good value, but I'm only taking it on cool weather trips...not for summer camping, especially in the south.Maybe just small enough and light enough for short overnight backpacking, but it's not expensive at $40, so it's not super light.

Just a great product! I am 6'1" and about 230lbs, med to large build, and I had to problem with fitting in this bag. Compacts small enough to fit into the TETON sport explorer 4000 (which most reviews said has a tiny bag pouch) and light as well. others I camped with were cold with other bags and I was nice and warm, almost too warm where I started to unzip and then froze when I did so I zipped back up. Easy to stuff and good quality sack. Zipper did snag if you weren't a little careful with it tho.

I bought two of these bags, one for myself and one for my wife or my son. I needed bags that would be suitable for nights where the temperature would be in the 30's and that packed down small enough to tie both bags to my pack (my oldest boy is 7, getting him to carry his own clothes is a stretch). The stuff sacks are well designed, though careful packing is a must. Easy to tie on pack because of the webbing on the stuff sack too. First night in them was in the lower 40's, and they were plenty warm with t-shirt and pants; second time out we had heavy frost, down to at least 30 degrees, my son was in long underwear and sweats and was quite warm, I could have used heavier socks, but other than that warm enough. I'm not sure I'm convinced I'd be comfortable down to 17 degrees, but I'd be confident down to the lower 20's. Good job Pureland!

made for skinny people.

My wife and I purchased two of these bags for a motorcycle trip we are taking to Alaska in 2012. These bags far exceeded our expectations. They are well constructed, light weight, very warm, and well worth the money. We had the opportunity to test these over the weekend and are quite impressed with them. We would highly recommend them. If you would like more information and photos of these bags, we wrote a detailed review on our blog page which can be found here:[..]