Bessport Mummy Sleeping Bag | 15-45 ℉ Extreme 3-4 Season Sleeping Bag for Adults Cold Weather– Warm and Washable, for Hiking Traveling & Outdoor Activities

I bought the sleeping bag for a homeless friend that's living in his broken down truck with his dog. He said getting tangled in blankets while he slept was too confining and claustrophobic in the small space in his truck so he asked for a sleeping bag. He told me the sleeping bag is more comfortable, warmer and less restraining than the blankets. He's able to tuck his feet into the sleeping bag, zip it up and be more comfortable sleeping in an upright position in the confined space of his truck. He is so much happier with his Bessport mummy sleeping bag?

Great sleeping bag. Use it as my everyday comforter.

Have used on two camping trips and very happy with the sleeping bag. One trip was in November very cold outside but was kept very warm. Other trip was in February not as cold but chilly and the bag did it’s job. Other campers complained of how cold it was but I was very comfortable and warm. Great product.

So, I used the 32 degree blue two tone version and was cool but not cold at an outdoor temp of 44 F. I have to specify I slept in sweat pants, two sweatshirts, wool socks, and a beanie and slept on an R5 rated insulated Klymit sleeping pad. I’m also a warm sleeper. Your mileage may vary but I feel like they’re reaching when they rate it at 32 in the listing (bag says 32-59F comfort and 23F limit, 14F extreme. You might get to the middle of that comfort range with warm clothes and an insulated sleeping pad. Later I bought the brick orange 15 degree bag (bag reads 32-50 comfort, 15 F lower limit) and my wife used it in mid to low 60 degree weather and was comfortable in a tee shirt and shorts. Temp ratings seem inconsistent or just guessing my the manufacturer. The blue one was also slightly tight around my shoulders but I wear an L to XL men’s tee so I’m not exactly small- the length was actually great for a 6’ person. Overall, for its price, it’s not bad (hence the second bag) and it’s not crazy heavy but it is not light at 3.6# (I didn’t verify that but it seems close and ultralight bags can cost 8-10x this bag). It would be fine for backpacking in reasonably warm weather on a budget but I bought a higher quality bag for cold weather use. I had no issues with any of the stitching or zippers- I only dinged it because the temp rating feels off to me but, knowing what I’m getting, it’s not a bad bag.

I naturally sleep cold but figured this sleeping bag would keep me warm in high 40° - low 50° weather... it did not. Seems like decent quality but I need something warmer.

I personally really liked this sleeping bag. It worked really well for my camping trip. I'll jot down some pros and cons to make it easier for others. Pros: - Its warm - it's spacious (I'm 6'2 and its perfectly comfortable for me) - really lightweight - Affordable - it's comfortable Cons: - Awkward hood closure - zipper is okay, not great In simple words, it's a great sleeping bag for the price. Perfect for camping!

This sleeping bag looks good and feels warm to fit tall guy.

Great