This is a coffin type sleeping bag. It is designed to be light weight and compact to make it easy for your camping, fishing, or treks. It is only available in the blue color. This is my nephew tucked up in the bag. To give you an idea on how the bag fits he is 5' 10" and about 190 pounds.
I will start with the carrying bag. The most difficult thing with this bag is getting back in the bag. It does not have to be rolled up perfectly. You can cram that last parts in and pull the draw string to finish the end. It however does require some decent amount of pushing to get it into the bag. The large draw string hold the bag in can be used to tie it to your back pack if you do not have a roll strap.
The bag is a coffin sleeve that you slide down into for the most part. It says it is designed for a person up to 6'6" in height. I am not so sure how well that will work on someone that tall since I come in at 6' and was short for me. Next the bag is not made for large people because I have a 44" chest and it was tight on my body in that area. It was tight enough that I have given the bag to my nephew who has taken it on his K-Life trip.
The bag is not raided for cold conditions. This bag comes in at a 30 Degrees Fahrenheit rating. This is great for the spring, summer, and fall camping for the most part. It is not designed for winter or extreme conditions like mountain climbing.
There are several uses for this bag though. It can be used for those camping, hiking, and treks. It only weights about 3 pounds so it is not cumbersome to attach it to your gear. It is also compact enough to keep in the trunk of your car incase you are stalled and it is cold outside.
If you are looking for a light weight, compact, coffin type sleeping bag this is one to consider. It is great for your outdoor trips or as a emergency blanket for the trunk of you vehicle. I would like to thank Sport items and affiliates for sending me this sleeping bag to try out and share my opinion.
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