MT Army Military Modular Sleeping Bags System, Multi Layered with Bivy Cover for All Season, Woodland/Multicam

Pros: Comfortable Modular and adjustable to temperature needs Large and roomyCons: On the expensive side Fairly bulky Compression sack is very poor qualityOverall: I never had these while I was in the service. We had the older sleeping bags, and I never got to use one of these, and I wish I had. It's very comfortable, and you can adjust it to whatever comfort level you need. Combined with a poncho liner this system will easily keep you warm and dry in just about any climate. It's expensive, and a little bulky, but well worth it.The compression sack sucks, though. I would have though that it would have a better compression sack for the price. It is pretty low quality; thin polyester, the buckles are only fair strength, and the stitching is a bit weak. The eyelet for the opening draw string pulled out the first time I tightened it, a buckle broke when I was packing up after the first use, and the stitching ripped a little. It won't last more than a few more uses. But, I can always get a better one, so it certainly is not a big issue.

Took this camping for 4 days. Everyone thought I was an idiot, they were terrified I'd die in the cold, and virtually no one else was camping. This bag made the difference. I would say it was a good 70-80 degrees in the bag (did not use the bivy). All I had on was long johns. No socks, no extra top, no hat....just long johns. As you can see by the pictures, it got very cold that night. Ice had formed inside my tent, ice formed on my Kestrel. But i slept great. I used a small blow up sleep pad, to keep me off the ground. That combined with the thickness of the 2 bags was quite comfortable. The tent I used was only a 3 season tent that had only the inner bug screen and the outer rain fly. I've already recommended this tent to about 20 people.I only have one VERY MINOR gripe. The coords used on the zippers were made with the most flimsy, soft fabric imaginable and they get caught in the zipper very easily...and they tear and fall apart. This did not effect my opinion of the sleep system in the slightest and I will swap them out with 550 coord soon. But you'd think for 250, they'd have better on the zippers. Still 10 out 5 in my book. Buy it. If you do any outdoor camping at all...buy it

This sleeping bag is awesome! Very warm, built good and the zippers are great! Now I can camp all year with this bag. I am impressed and I highly recommend this system. It's so versatile and economic, you get three sleeping systems in one!

Ok first off the stitching buttons and the quality of materials seem great in general. But there is a issue with the ranger bag the bag is well made but in the hooded section at some point before it was put together the fabric on the inside of the hood area came into contact with some sort of damaging source such as chemical or sun damage... So the night I received the bag was the night I need to use it I will say it kept me warm and comfortable but this damaged part of the bag ripped like old rotted cotton that basically falls apart at the slightest touch. No it don't feel used and I think this damage was done before the bag was actually made because the stitching was not affected and no othere place just the inside fabric of the head. After posting the original review the customer service reached out to me offered to send a new patrol bag. As well as informed the manufacture of the issue and I would recommend this company as they will address issues of material standards promptly. Note I did not reach out to them they reached out to me offering a new patrol bag. Very happy with the company

I initially purchased one of these modular sleeping bags in woodland camo. I have an HQ brand modular sleeping bag that is over 8 years old and still going strong. In comparison to the HQ the first thing you notice is that these MT brand modular bags are larger in size ( see product photos ) so if you are budding out solo, I would suggest an A.L.I.C.E. or aluminum framed backpack to support the bag. That said a creative way of packing would be to put some of your gear and provisions inside the modular bag prior to rolling up, depending on the gear of your choice.So in comparison to size, if that is an issue then you may want to find a more compact modular bag HOWEVER!I enjoy the larger size because if you find yourself claustrophobic in mummy style bags and or are a larger person, these MT modular bags are exactly what you need. The MT bag is spacious and full of leg room.As for the temperature ratings this is what makes a modular bag the most versatile bag. There are several combinations you can choose depending on the weather, if it is below 32' F I am confident a person could sleep under the stars using all 3 bags. There is also the combination of just using either the green middleweight bag with or without the rain fly outer shell. or the black heavyweight bag with or without the rain fly and simply just using the rain fly solo in hot summer or rainforest situations. Choose any combination thereafter.As for the water resistance, compared to other nylon fabrics that are silky / shiny in appearance, the rain fly on these are a softer matte fabric but still shell water...I could go on and on about this bag, the zippers are strong and buttons snap very well.The bag is super hot and warm and retains heat very well, there is padding for the headrest and a velcro patch for full coverage over the head once inside..My only gripe is the larger size when rolled up, but the trade off is a much more down filled warmer bag with more leg room inside.I purchased 3 more after the initial one so that alone should say something, I am very rough on my gear and these are holding up nicely..

Die Nachteile zuerst:Das komplett System ist teuer, großes Packmaß und schwer.Wer mit Marschgepäck unterwegs ist, würde damit seinen Rucksack (fast) ausfüllen.Aber es sind halt auch zwei Schlafsäcke und ein Nässeschutz.Deswegen sind die Vorteile auch sehr individuell nutzbar.Der innerste Schlafsack ist der dickste und reicht eigentlich für normale Kälte völlig aus.Ich habe mit solcher Dicke alleine bei -30° ,am Feuer, in Lappland geschlafen.Der Schlafsack darüber ist mit einem normalen Schlafsack zu vergleichen.Der Nässeschutz dazu ist sehr praktisch.Bei diesem Preis kann man eine sehr gute Qualität erwarten und die ist auch gegeben.Für einen Wandermarsch ist der innere Schlafsack völlig ausreichend, da es sonst zu schwer wird beim tragen.Ebenso ist der Platz auf dem Rücken begrenzt.Alles in Kombination hält auch in Sibirien warm oder für Menschen die einfach sehr schnell frieren.Für mich ist damit einfach alles abgedeckt und er ist das Geld wert.

Für einen Nachbau ok, kommt aber von der Materialanmutung nicht an den originalen heran.

I purchased one of these sleep systems back in 2021 it was ok, this second purchase shows an improved build quality all around.

ストーブ無しでキャンプして見ようと購入。日が悪く氷点下になるかならないか位だったけどジーンズにポロシャツ一枚で黒の一枚のファスナー半開き状態で丁度いい感じだった。中華の安価な-25℃対応に比べてもその一枚だけでも同等以上だと思います。3枚のレイヤータイプなので組み合わせによりオールシーズン対応はいいですね。ただ、かさ張るので暖かい季節は組み合わせ考えて持っていかないといけないでしょうね。

Das Schlafsystem ist viel zu eng geschnitten..Für Seitenschläfer nicht zu empfehlen ...... ging direkt zurück