Couzy 40 Degree Mummy Sleeping Bag with Included Stuff Sack | the Couzy Sleeping Bags for Adults have a 40 Degree Comfort Rating Which Allows for Multi-Season Use

This is a SUPER comfortable bag. The interior of the bag is very soft and feels just like my bed sheets. Very fluffy and light, I personally don't think I need a pillow its so soft! It packs down to a rather small size, about 10" by 10" by 12". (when I pulled the straps on the stuffsack tight) I tested it in cold weather (around 22 degrees farenheit) and it help up very well. I was only wearing sweatpants, socks, a t-shirt and a thin sweatshirt. Once it got into the lower 20's though, I woke up to a cold face. So I cinched the hood shut almost all the way. Then it started getting warmer again. And I felt no draft at the zipper or seams. And the zipper seems durable and slides easily. I am 6'2", and the bag fit me very well with extra space! Its also got plenty of room if you are a restless sleeper and like to move around. (Like me) Overall, its an AMAZING bag!

I bought this bag to go moto camping on a six day trip through New Mexico.Initially I was a little worried being that I only spent 50$ on this bag, and my brothers bought 200$ bags.The bag is pretty well constructed (a little of the stitching was out of place) and the material doesn't feel the BEST but is still good stuff. The insulation also felt a bit thicker. I bought a new stuff/compression sack as I knew (space being an issue on a motorcycle) I would have to compress the heck out of it every day as small as possible and I wanted a bag I knew would hold up.Needless to day the 200$ bags felt a little better and were a bit lighter but they were 20 degree bags and this one is 0.Now for what happened on the trip.EXCELLENT bag. I was in 32 degree weather and I was super comfortable. In fact I was hot. I had to undress while my brothers were bundling up. A couple of nights produced a lot of moisture which the bag held out completely.Bottom line for the money this is a great bag and it preformed fantastically. Also in researching the specs on other more expensive bags with the same qualifications, they are just about the same size and weight.Overall very happy with my bag.

so far only used it once. It was also the first time i spent the night in a hammock where the weather dropped down to 35 degrees Fahrenheit. I stayed relatively warm minus the pressure points. This is probably the hammocks fault and not the sleeping bags. I am 6'0 200 and i fit snug in the upper body areas and had plenty of room down at my feet. probably an extra 2-3 inches down there. It was extremely comfortable.

TO SMALL not for big people. I am six feet four inches and weight a little over 200 pounds. The bag was to small. I have tried to sleep in this bag at cold temps last winter, but I couldn't get it zipped up past my chest area with my arms inside. If you are under six feet tall and have a small frame then you might like this sleeping bag. This sleeping bad is very well made and very warm and if they made one in my size I might buy it.

3 Stars let me explain, as my review may not mean much to most of you and you can skip over.I am a south FL native, a woman and not used to cold climates. "Thin blooded" as we say. I am not a toothpick, nor am I huge. I am used to 85-90 degree weather 10 months out of the year. I am also not a regular camper in the cold. I bought this figuring I was going camping in 30 degree weather in a tent. Knowing this, I bought it saying "0 Degree" figuring that it would be more than adequate for my thin blood at 30 degrees. FOR ME, it was not. I was extremely cold all night, except oddly my feet. Most woman always have cold feet. I was miserable for 2 nights, making for L O N G nights. No snow, little wind, no cloud cover both nights. Again, for most of you reading this, my review will not be pertinent to your decision on whether this was warm enough. For me, this would keep me warm in 50 degree weather, maybe 40 degree. And since my main purpose was to keep warm, this didn't meet my expectations. So again, FOR ME, I could not give it 5 stars. However, since I do most of my camping around FL or in the mountains in the spring or early fall, this will be very useful for me as a regular sleeping bag except the summer.Now for the positive:This sleeping bag is a very compact size, so if you are hoofing it into your camp, this will not add allot of bulk to your gear. But I suppose some could argue that is because it is not thick with allot of insulation like some other bags rated at 0 Degrees.The price of this sleeping bag I thought was a great price, compared to Bass Pro and other stores, including Walmart.A side note: I traveled with a 5'5" 275 pound woman in our group who had the same sleeping bag. As you could imagine, she could not zip up her bag as it was not wide enough for her to fit. She used her sleeping bag as a "bottom" blanket and a spare sleeping bag as a "top" blanket to stay warm. She was somewhat cold too.3 Stars: Price is a Plus, Size is a Plus, but warmth rating for me was a big Minus. Take that for what its worth to you.

So I LOVE this bag, from the color to the material to the warmth. Compressed great. I used this bag in the porcupine mountains up in Michigan while hammock camping and it performed great in cold weather. But the zipper got stuck while I was getting out of it on the 3rd day I used it and the stitching came apart. Now I have a bag that I can't use, very disappointing I was looking forward to many miles with this bag

We bought a total of 10 sleeping bags for our grandchildren for a Christmas present. They were thrilled (to say nothing of how their parents reacted!). We have one grandson use it on an "up north" experience (Minnesota) at an outdoor environmental week long experience. Of course, he slept indoors, but he was pretty thrilled with it nevertheless.We looked long term at scout camp outs and young women camp outs and also family camping.Pretty much everyone was thrilled.And the customer service with the company was exceptional!Great value, great price, great produce!