QEZER -12 Degree C Down Sleeping Bag, Lighter Warm Winter Sleeping Bag for Camping, Backpacking and Hiking with 600 FP 1200g Duck Down

I took this backpacking in the wind rivers in august 2022. I wanted something light and comfortable. I’m 5’9” and 160 lbs. I sleep warm except my feet. I’m a side sleeper too. This kept me warm and let me turn sideways and gave my legs room. Loved this

This navy blue rectangular down sleeping bag has all the features you need in a cool or cold-weather bag. It has a mummy-style hood with a drawstring and a drawstring draft collar, as well as thick draft tubes along the zipper. This bag is left zip, and it mates well with this brand's lighter-weight teal right-zip sleeping bag, as you can see in the photos. This sleeping bag packs unbelievably small and light for such a warm bag, and it comes in a really nice compression stuff sack. As with all sleeping bags, the stated zero-degree Celsius temperature rating should probably be taken with a grain of salt, since that will vary with each individual. The photo shows the lighter-weight bag in a smaller rust compression sack, with this slightly larger navy bag in the foreground. The bag has a separate zippered area at the foot, in case you're one of those people who likes to stick their feet out for temperature regulation. I've become a big fan of this brand because their bags are very high quality, with great features at a super-affordable price. The sleeping bags are made with 600 fill power down, which is soft, light and fluffy after it is allowed to expand and puff up (tip: take your bag out of the stuff sack when it arrives and allow it to expand for at least a week before using if you can--you will notice a substantial difference). We now have three Qezer sleeping bags: right and left zip lighter bags with 380 g of down, as well as this warmer left zip bag with 500g of down. This should allow all sorts of configurations, so that someone who prefers a warmer bag could double up their bag with a partner who prefers a lighter bag. I'm not a fan of mummy bags and appreciate that this brand is offering rectangular bags for cooler temperatures. I also appreciate that my 49" hips can fit into this bag, and that it should be long enough for our tall family members. My 5'9" daughter snuggled all the way down and had plenty of extra room both at the top and bottom of the bag, so it will certainly fit people who are over 6 feet tall. This would be a great bag for scouting, camping, or even for slumber parties. My daughter tried it out and refused to come out of the bag since it was so cozy and warm!

What you should know:- It weighs in at 1.26kg/2.8 lbs. with the compression sack. So it’s light enough for the fill, and within (general) range of the advertised weight.- It fluffs up significantly once out of the sack and with a few shakes. Based on the fill and fluffiness of the down, I expect this bag to be cozy around (and perhaps a bit below) 30 deg F. It’s currently averaging 95 deg. F in Ohio (with the same humidity level) so I can’t really comment on the temperature rating beyond that yet. And sleeping bags are always a mystery until tested anyway, but these seem well filled and fluffy. Also the neck-level air-brake on the inside bottom is a nice touch.- The quality of the bag seems good. The zippers are plastic with metal pulls (typical), the fill distribution is even, and I’ve found no stitching flaws.- The size is good. I’m 6’1” 270lbs., with broad shoulders. I have no concerns on length, and the width is adequate. Sleeping bags are typically a little tight in the chest/shoulders for me…some of which I just can’t use….but I feel okay in this bag.- I generally prefer the rectangular style over the mummy style, because sometime I just need to separate my feet/legs. …and the (double) bottom zippers are nice for ventilation.- The sack needs to be a bigger. The compression straps on the stuff sack are useless, since you need to completely compress the bag, say two prayers, then break out the Ouija board and conduct a séance to get the bag back into the sack. …I’ll likely be buying/using a bigger sack for this bag.Bottom Line:Quality and good-sized bag…fill and temp rating also seems “on-par”. …Would give the 5th star if the sack was a little bigger/better.

I can't wait to test out this sleeping bag on my next camping trip. I'll update this review if it fails in any way. So far, I am very impressed with this sleeping bag.First, it has great insulation! For such a compact bag, it packs a lot of warmth. It puffs up quite a bit once out of the stuff providing a lot of warmth.For warmer nights, it has a zipper at the bottom aiding in heat regulation. I hate when my feet get too hot, so rather than unzipping my whole sleeping bag (which is unrealistic to do most nights camping), I can just unzip the bottom. This is a great solution! During cold nights when unzipping the bottom isn't an option, it is sealed in a way to protect any air leak.Another feature it has is the dual drawstrings at the top. One drawstring allows you to seal yourself in by your neck. The other allows you to sinch it around as much of your face as you want! These drawstring options allow you to be even warmer at night.I also love the small pocket it has inside the bag. This pocket allows me to put my cell phone there so that it doesn't get lost at the bottom of my bag. This pocket could be used for any items you want to keep within easy access and not get lost in your bag.It was a little bit of work trying to pack it down enough to fit back into the stuff sack. However, once it was in, it was just as compact as it was before I took it out.It advertises itself to be about 2.53lbs. On my home scale it was 2.67lbs.Overall, I highly recommend this sleeping bag!

This is a nice sleeping bag that seems to be able to compete with bags double the price. I was nervous when ordering this sleeping bag. For the current price of $95 I was wondering if it would actually come as advertised.This bag really succeeds on all counts. It seems to have genuine premium down fill. There is no indication that there are feathers or other fillers compromising the insulation value. It definitely has the feel of down and packs very small as you would expect.The zipper seems to be of good quality. It doesn't seem to be a name brand but it works well and seems to be quality.The bag also fits well. I was in the market for a new bag since I blew out the zipper of my last one with my shoulders being a bit too wide. (Guess the time at the gym is paying off?) I'm 6 foot tall, about 225 lbs and the bag feels roomy enough.The size and weight will be a joy backpacking and Qezer's bags are affordable enough you can get different ones for different seasons. While I question whether this one at 600 FP will be enough for the zero-degree temperature it is rated for, it seems like it would work well for down to freezing.Overall very happy with the "QEZER Down Sleeping Bag for Adults 0 Degree 600 Fill Power Cold Weather Ultralight Sleeping Bag with Compression Sack for Backpacking, Camping, Hiking".