CAMTOA Outdoor Camping Sleeping Bag,Ultra-Light Envelope Sleeping Bag for Travel Hiking - Spring, Summer & Fall Waterproof Sleeping Bag

I would have given this bag 5 stars except for one issue. I'll touch on that in a moment. (See attached photo)This bag is very light and packs very small. The compression bag it comes with is great. This is a cool weather bag, meaning 40s and 50s if you have shelter from the wind. For stargazing, probably best for 60s/70s. All depends on a person's comfort level, though. I'm more comfortable in colder climates. It can also be used as a liner to add 10 or 15 degrees to your mummy bag, or to keep warm in a hammock.Zipped up it can be a little tight if you have wider shoulders. I keep the top quarter unzipped to make it more comfortable.I bought 2 of these bags (orange and blue). The orange bag was in perfect shape. I was disappointed to find a hole in the internal gray fabric of the blue bag. For the price and timeframe I didn't bother returning it. I just patched it up. (I needed to use it right away - last minute purchase.) But, I took 1 star off because of the obvious lack of QA. That sheet of fabric shouldn't have made it to production, and the bag certainly shouldn't have made it past final inspection. The hole is about the size of a quarter.

It's super small which is its only bright side. I am a small woman living in California. I figured that this would meet my needs. After many festivals-some very long I have come to absolutely HATE this thing!!! Hahaha! It's bare able for a night or two, but it's cramped, the fabric feels awful against the skin... And its outside is so slippery... Even the tamest slopes are exaggerated by this awful bag! Lows of 60 was still very cold due to its uncanny ability to insulate you worse than a flimsy T-shirt. Don't buy it the size isn't worth it. Blankets would work better.

Other reviewers weren't lying when they said it's basically 2 sheets sewn together (or something to that effect). The bag says 15c (59F) comfortably and 9C (48F) on the lower end. We hit low to mid 40s camping a couple weekends ago and for me being always hot, as well as the tent I used being hot, I was just on the edge of comfort. The downside though is the bag is smaller than I thought. I'm only 5' 7" and I felt super cramped in this bag. I even ended up curling a little to fit my head into the bag. Another downside is since it was such a tight fit for me there was no half open to get some air flow. If I didn't have it zipped all the way with the velcro at the top done up, the bag would unzip every time time I moved. Took me quite a while to figure this little fact out though. Also the bag unzips itself just fine but when you go to zip it up the zipper eats the bag so what should have taken me a few seconds took minutes because I'd get 5 or 6 inches zipped and then realize (when the zipper stopped moving) that it had ate itself and I'd have to unzip 3 or 4 inches and start zipping up again. I'm also a bit curious to see how long it lasts as it has quite a cheap feel. It is only about $30 but it feels cheaper than that.It does however compress to a small size. I put up a picture of how small I got it compared to an uncompressed bag and a bag I got at wal-mart.

I gave this sleeping bag 2 stars because in the end, although it wasn't optimal by any means, this bag did manage to keep me warmer than I'd have been without it.Pros: Works great for summer nights or in places where it doesn't usually get colder than 40-50 F at night. When unzipped all the way, this bag can also function as a light blanket of sorts. Very lightweight, compressible, and easy to re-pack.Cons: Seems designed for very small, slim people. It only came up to mid chest on me (I'm 5'10") and I had a lot of trouble zipping it up all the way. Occasionally the zipper would come apart from the seams at the hip, especially when I was moving in my sleep. However, if I tried to close the bag with my arms inside as well, it became impossible. I made do the first 2 nights of camp by wearing a hoodie and warm gloves, but on the 3rd night the zipper came apart fully and was from that point on useless. I made do by using the bag as a light blanket, but I was significantly colder and less comfortable because of it.I think I'd recommend this sleeping bag for families with kids or smaller teenagers who need a cheap, light bag for summer camp or the like. Not suitable for average to large sized adults, or for any situations where the temps could get lower than mid 40s at night.

From out the box. I’m surprised how light and small is it. Which is a good thing. This for sure it’s not for winter. More for summer. I used this when i do travel to Vegas with a group of friend and need a blanket/sleeping bag. It’s Perfect. You can put this inside the actual sleeping back during the winter which it’s pretty cool. Gives you abother layer. Would recommend this to friends and family to get this if in need a summer bag.

Bought this bag to take on a Ragnar Relay run. I needed a bag that was compact and not too pricey in case something happened to it. It was perfect. I slept outside on some concrete for about a half hour in 35 degree weather. My only complaint is that it is a tiny bit narrow, but that's the way these compact bags are. I would highly recommend!

This was a great purchase. My daughter went on a mission trip to South Korea. They had to sleep on the floor in a church, but we were told not to bring a bulky sleeping bag because we had to meet luggage weight requirements for the airline. This was a great size - she put hers in her suitcase and it took very little room. Some others with her had one and they clipped it to their backpack, which came in handy because they used it during the loooong layover they had. It is very lightweight, and though the temperature was only around 50 at night while they were there, she said it kept her plenty warm. She said she is going to use it in place of her bigger, more bulkier camping sleeping bag in the future - we live in the South though, and it rarely gets cold here.