SnugpakBasecamp Ops Navigator Sleeping Bag with Compression Stuff Sack

"only first impressions" looks really nice its summer in Texas so I cannot tell u on warmth not going to use a 28⁰ bag in 100⁰ weather but I did open it and climbed inside feels nice its fairly light and looks durable. Purchased for backpack camping. But if its anything like there jungle blanket I'm sure it's going to be nice and toasty.

Snugpak bags are amazingly good value, don't be fooled by the relatively cheap price. This may not be lightest bag but it is a warm and extremely well made 3 season bag. I have used a snugpak jungle bag regularly for over 10 years and it's still going strong. I ordered a left and a right side navigator bag because you can zip them together if you wish. if you are travelling to anywhere rainy or damp I recommend getting a synthetic fill bag like this instead of down.

I used this bag for tent camping. At nite the weather turned cooler to 60 degrees. I slept with it on an air mattress. Cool air from the ground still seeped through air mattress thru the bag. A camping hack that helped was placing a blanket over the air mattress first then adding the sleeping bag so cool air could not seep through. The next nite I tried this I was very warm.

I was slightly skeptical when I decided to purchase this bag. For under $50, can you really get a warm, comfortable, quality sleeping bag? I've used this bag in sub 35 F temperatures with a three season one man tent, and hiker hunger 1.5 inch thick sleep pad. This bag kept me warm all night, no sweating, feet were comfortable all night, plenty of room to move around (I'm under 6ft and 170lbs). The quality, and performance of this sleeping bag far exceed the price!

Warm. Kept me comfortable in 30 something degrees. Most definitely worth the price.

I purchased this a few months ago and finally got a chance to get out and use it for a night. First thing to note is that the draft collar and hood are horribly designed. The draft collar is way too low. I'm 5'10" and it sits at about mid shoulder blade, making uncomfortable and nearly useless. The hood is also shaped way too high and wide so you have to tighten the drawstring down as far as it can go to get it to evenly remotely cover you head and even then it doesn't fit right. Terrible design all around. I bought the Sleeper Light and it does not have the same design flaws with the hood and draft collar, and also feels like better quality, thought time will tell.I used this one time for one night and the fabric is already separating from the area near the zipper. The quality on this is terrible.As far as temp rating, I slept in temps that got down to about 39 degrees F and was slightly cold by the morning. Not freezing, but slightly uncomfortable, especially in the foot box. The temp rating is not accurate and I would say this would be good at about 45 degrees minimum.Overall a terrible bag due to the poor design and horrible quality in materials/craftsmanship. Do not buy.

I picked this up for a late October backpacking trip. The weight is great, and it folds up decently small in the included stuff sack. The weather on this trip dipped down to 33 degrees, which should’ve been well within the capability of this bag. Zipping the bag up proved problematic. I have decently broad shoulders, and once the bag was zipped, it was restrictively tight across my chest. I made it work and fell asleep, only to wake up absolutely freezing.This might be fine for people who don’t have broad shoulders, but it proved too small for me, and the temperature rating doesn’t seem to work out well, as I was quickly cold in weather that this bag should’ve been able to handle.

Great product