Naturehike Ultralight Down Sleeping Bag, 650FP, 3-4 Season, Adults, 32-42, Waterproof, Compact, Camping, Hiking

I've experimented with this NatureHike brand on their Vik tent and now this sleeping bag. The one person tent is awesome. Now for this bag. I feel like a gear nerd and like trying something new on every outing. I have not used the bag yet outdoors but as rated 30-40 deg. f I feel like I can for Cascades summer nights at 6000ft elevation. As a 5'10" 210lb dude I needed to order the larger size to be able to roll around in it. It lofts up nicely with a hood and a ykk zipper. The rectangular shape allows for stomach sleeping. The fabric is light and the fill looks good to provide the temp rating. Not quite being an 'ounce-counter' but conscious of it, Nat Hike built the compression sack w/ only 3 straps instead of usual 4, smartly cutting weight. Excited to try it out in a few weeks. Used in now on a 2 night summer outing in central OR mtns, temp prob got down to high 40s-f and I think it was the best night's sleep I've had out in the woods in some time! It's light, compresses small and hase a hood, unlike a quilt.

This was used on 2 BWCA trips in May and June this year. I loved the size in the pack and the weight. For the price this can't be beat. It kept me warm and comfy every night. When you first get it make sure to unpack it and store it in the mesh bag so it can breathe and expand. I would recommend this to everyone. Great value.

The media could not be loaded. Love this sleep system. I used this bag for the Pacific Crest Trail. It endured all weather from 10 degrees in the snowy mountains to 90 degrees in the desert valleys. Can be used as a sleeping bag or quilt with the full zip option, and the hood was used as a pillow holder to keep the pillow from sliding around. 10 out of 10 recommended

I opened it and trying it out right now. Seems alright I thought the blue color was more metallic shiny from the pictures I seen but it’s not. It’s warm though and light weight. A lot of foreign written wouldn’t be surprised if this was made in China.

It’s very light and was able to squish into my duffle bag. Helped keep warm while on a school camping trip.

Used this on a month long hike in the mountains. Temp was in high 50's. The bag was perfect. It is soft. waterproof and warm. I unzipped it and used as a blanket most of the time. The compression sack it comes with is big enough to hold not just this bag but a sheet sleeve for my air mattress as well.

It's super light weight and the compression sack it comes in allows you to pack it pretty small for backpacking trips. I was warm with night time temps at 32 deg. I would probably have to wear long underwear to feel warm to zero. Otherwise a great bag.

Felt like I was going to freeze to death in upper 40s in a tent over a mat with a blanket. Super thin. Zero sleep that night - hotel the next.