BESTEAMEnvelope Outdoor Sleeping Bag Camping Travel Hiking Multifuntion Ultra-light (Army Green)

The sleeping bag is super portable. It comes with pressure bag and when it is folded it’s really small.I slept in a tent when it was around 9 or 10 degrees. I didn’t feel any cold. It’s super comfy and warm at the same time.

Good purchase , got the green one which looks as lovely as in the pic, is as light as advertised and you can indeed reduce it to a small ball thanks to its fasteners. Took it with me to a 4 week trip and it proved as warm and durable as my old one, which is 3 times bigger.

...nice n' warm! Super light. Bit of a squeeze getting it back in it's bag but do-able!The material is super sily and soft, you'll love it. Thin but warm. There's no 'pillow bit' or underlay underneath the head though, so you'll need somekinda pillow or bit to rest your head on....but the bag will roomily zip up all the way up to your shoulders if you're tall-ish (I am 6ft). Your legs do have some room to shift about.Zip can easily get caught if you're not slow/careful with it. Lovely camping gear, might buy a 2nd!

Cheap and cheerful sleeping bag but good size and kept me warm, although not the coldest person. Downside: very slippery material. Would not recommend if being used outside and people, especially children, may stand on it. It's like standing on ice!

I bought 2 of these sleeping bags, a green and a red one for a 2 months backpacking, including 3 weeks trekking in the Nepal Himalayas. The first impression was disappointing since the red one was about 10 cm shorter in the long side, so I was advised by the seller to contact the customer's service to attend this issue, however I didn't reach that because even with this issue it was still big enough for my girlfriend and it was slightly lighter and easier to pack.Anyway, we backpacked for the 2 months carrying them every single day in our backpack, even in the trekking we carried ourselves all our stuff. We used them many times but never in an actual tent, we always slept in hostels and lodges. Even though we used them only "indoors" the temperatures in some lodges were close to 0 C and they kept us warm, obviously sleeping with one or two layers of cloths.They are very light and you can compact them as much as you want/can. However, the first times, it will take you a few attempts to put it inside of the bag because the fabric is slippery, but once it's already in the bag, you can easily compress it with the provided straps. Both are still in perfect state even though my girlfriend used to compress it as much as she could every single day, but I think that the straps can get eventually damaged after forcing them too much.Certainly it's not the best quality available in the market, but the value that you get for your money is excellent. Especially designed for saving space and keeping your stuff light.

Very useful and crazy small! I'm happy with it. Definitely thick enough for summer, not used it in winter yet. I was comfortable in it.

Bought for hiking and light camping. Really impressed, I wish they did a wide or barrel version as I'm not small but I can still just fit in this and it's so easy to pack and carry. It's surprisingly warm for it's weight when used out of the wind or to line a Mylar survival bag.

Spent a night out in the garden under the stars on a warm summer evening.It was only just warm enough,only up to my shoulders (I'm 5ft 10)Packs very small and can be fully unzipped to make a light quilt.So it would make a handy spare sleeping bag or quilt for indoor use for children / teens