BESTEAM Ultra-Light Warm Weather Envelope Sleeping Bag, 75" L x 30" W, Outdoor Camping, Backpacking & Hiking - Fit for Kids, Teens and Adults - Spring, Summer & Fall - Waterproof & Compact

These are excellent for lightweight backpacking. I took mine to the Painted Desert, Coconino Forest, and on a 6-day rim-to-rim-to-rim hike at the Grand Canyon. It was great for warmer nights (60s and 70s), but even during the coldest night (around 47 degrees), I paired this with an excellent sleeping pad in my hammock. I was so toasty and warm! I love the double-zipper, so I could stick my feet out the bottom while still being covered. Plus, it's super convenient how it gets so small in the stuff sack! No, it doesn't get as small as the picture, but it's still a space saver.As for care, I just threw it in the washing machine when I got home without any problems. I bought another one for my sister, and she loves it too. If you want a relatively lightweight sleeping bag without spending hundreds of dollars, this is the one.

For the price this is a great bag. I used it several times over the last few months both backcountry camping and car camping. Often times the advertising pics for products are deceiving but this bag is easy to stuff in its compression sack and get small enough to hold in one palm. This small compressed size and light weight is great for backcountry camping, it is much smaller than I expected and in my backpacks separate sleeping bag compartment I carry this bag, a liner, an inflatable pad, and tent parts. For a greater range for unexpected middle-of-the-night temps I always roll out this bag with my liner and often use the bag with zipper open. Only negative (but I don't think a big enough negative to lower rating a star from myself) would be its size, at about 6ft tall and larger than average it is a bit tight for me, however this is nothing to say about the product as the descriptions of the bag are pretty accurate, I knew buying it this bag might be a bit snug for me, but that negative is made up in comfort/size/lightweight/pack-ability.

I bought the sleeping bag not to go backpacking with, but to keep in my Honda Element. Between a nice compact sleeping bag, the Privacy shades, and an inflatable mattress I car camp out of this vehicle on a semi-regular basis. This sleeping bag looks to be more than enough for mild temperatures. After feeling of it I would trust that it probably wouldn't do for sub degree temperatures (it's also only rated for 48 degrees), but for camping inside of a car or a tent like I do this should be fine. I actually prefer a slightly lighter sleeping bag do to most of the places I go being warmer climates. As I said, the compact size is what made me decide to get this model. It's small enough to keep in one of the storage bins in the back of the vehicle all the time.

My husband loves this bag. Weighing in at about 1.5 pounds this is an awesome lightweight bag for warm weather camping. My husband is getting ready to do some thru-hiking over a period of weeks when every ounce counts and he was thrilled with the quality/price ratio for this lightweight bag. Highly recommended.

Exactly what I had hoped for. I will be walking the Camino in Spain and was looking for something to fit in the compartment of my back pack. This thing is tiny! And even better I took it out and it actually fit back in the bag it cane with. It is not heavy, it’s super light. It would not keep you warm if outside in cold weather but is what I am looking for.

I bought these sleeping bags for my family for our backpacking trip with me and my family (4 of us). I toss and turn at night. I unzipped it, and slept with it on top of me, and a camp mat under me. It kept me warm. I couldn’t handle mine zipped up, I got claustrophobic! Lol. My teenager sized kids used them, they said they were still cold. Husband was fine. Got down to 50 degrees at night where we were.

I bought this for Havasu Falls in Arizona. Night temp was maybe 60 at lowest and it performed as expected. From Havasu we went up to Zion and the temps slipped to 40 degrees, I was toasty warm with just a shirt and leggings on which is what surprised me. I did have an insulated ground mat in both cases but after using this I don't see a reason to use any bulky sleeping bag rated for 40+. Not a big fan of the material feel but not a deal breaker for the weight and pack-ability.

It’s all about the size and how portable this sleeping bag is!!Look at the size of this stuffed bag!! Can you say portable?! Amazing that it stuffs so very small and portable it’s literally smaller than a lunch box. Yes it’s for warmer weather but it may be the difference of taking that hike or staying just warm enough when it is just you against the elements. I really like the bright orange color too. Your friends will be able to spot you and you won’t be mistaken for a dear!!