OneTigris Light Patrol 4 Season Mummy Sleeping Bag, 32°F Cold Weather Camping Bags for Camping Hiking Backpacking, Survival Gear

Nice quality. Warm and lightweight!! I bought a wallet from them and liked the quality.

Love this thing. I've used it almost everyday for a year or so now and no issues at all. Sure it's half the price of its name brand competitors so you have sewn through baffles but in every other way the quality is there. Its warm. I've used it in the freezing night temps at 10000 feet in utah without base layers or a quality pad and tent. And was toasty while my friends shivered in their fancier bags. And I run cold. The zippers have never failed, nothing has ripped or come undone, the material remains as it was. The only thing I've noticed is the printed label has worn off. It packs super small and the compression sack is perfect and reliable. Roomy for my wide hips at 48 inches or a 16 womens. Long enough for a taller person perhaps a comfortable 6ft. No issues so far with down escaping even at the seems. Like I said this is my nightly bag, I travel with it and use it every night in a bed and out on the road. Has not failed me yet. If I get a new bag the only thing I'd change is id pay more for a lower temp rating. Update dec 2020: After a while i noticed cold spots and found the down had clumped up. Also seems the waterproof outer coating wore off. That is all fixable with a detailed fluffing and a new spray coat for $10.00 at your local outdoors gear store. Also both something youll see with any bag when you use it as much as i do. Still holding up. Im looking to upgrade though, 32 degrees is a fair rating right out of the bag, but performance on any bag wanes with use. Ill be getting a 0 degree soon to compensate. Cheers fellow wanderers.

The bag itself is well made, soft to touch and works well for what I used it for. Overnighted in the desert last month feb/20 40° temps The bag was extremely warm with and without clothes, was able to be zipped easily and could easily hold myself, a pair of boots, and excess clothes (i like my clothes to be warm when i wake up) in conjuction with the pad i used it was extremely comfortable. The only issue i had was finding the head pull to close the top up a bit but thats user error in the dark.

The bag itself is awesome. I've used it three times in 30-40F with no mat on ground and hammock. My only concern is the zipper as I'm not sure it is an actually YKK (it does say so on the actual zipper, but...). Regardless, there is not a double zipper (one inside and outside the bag) and it is very difficult to zip. Typically, about 3/4 the way, whether you're in the bag or not, it's a struggle, although entirely possible with a little love and caressing (make sure to talk nicely to it, otherwise she will not zip). Aside from this, I would probably prefer a zipper in the middle as opposed to the side, but, that's no biggie. The loft seems full, bag is breathable, and it does have a small pocket inside for your keys. There are some loops at the feet, which in case with hammock use, I bungie to carabiners for stationery reasons. Wish the same was true for the top (I use the draw string to lightly assist keeping it put). It is relatively lightweight, accurate to the description in all ways. Easy to get back in the bag, which I was very pleased with. With an improved zipper, this could be a very good alternative to a higher dollar bag. Oh, and btw, the camo pattern is great (hard to find a decent camo bag, which is what brought me to buy this). The bag, in every facet (save the zipper) gets 5 stars. But that zipper..... ***UPDATE*** I have used the bag another 20 or so times since my review. I am happy to say that the loft seems fuller than when I got it (which was never an issue, and, I do not keep the bag stored in the storage bag). Most importantly, the zipper seems to have "freed up" to some degree as it is working much better now. Do I believe it is the best zipper to ever zip? Nope. But, it zips better than before and has been proven too be strong, too (I have stretched the sides of the bag quiet hard to see how strong zipper/material is when zipped; I don't buy things to treat them like fine China). So, for the price and increasingly improved ergonomics, I will give this bag 5 stars, an improvement from the previous 4 stars due to a zipper.

I have 4 sleeping bags for various seasons. I love my current cold weather sleeping bag but it is a massive canvas sleeping bag that is too big for a back pack trip. I bought this one in the hopes it would be small enough for the back pack but warm enough for the fall and winter hunting season. Slept in a field in this sleeping bag when it was -5 degrees Celsius. Had to unzip because I was too warm. It rolls up impressively tight and fits into a nice sized carry back that will easily stuff into any back pack. Can't wait to try it out again in the winter months.

Awesome doss bag. Used it last night at 3 degrees Celsius and was toasty warm all night. I'm 5.8 200lbd and broad shouldered and had bags of room. Well worth the good price.

Great sleeping bag, nice and compact. I’ve used it at 0Celcius and been super warm, and used two of these together at -15 Celsius in a hammock and had a great sleep.

Arrived exactly as shown. Was warmer then expected which was a good thing. Compacted nicely for my over night hike in the mountains in Canada in August and kept me nice and warm actually had to unzip a bit

I had no problem using this in rainy -2 weather in Ontario. I combined this with a snug pack jungle blanket and I think it’s perfect. Packs small as well.