Animato Lightweight Waterproof Mummy Sleeping Bag for Backpacking Camping Hiking Outdoors Travel Double Bag Ultra Light with Compression Sack for Women Men Adults Kids Green

I recently bought and used this sleeping bag for a camping trip during the summer months. Mind you, temps didn’t go below 60 degrees but I was comfortable warmth wise. The straps on the back to attach a sleep pad were helpful although I felt like I was trapped in a sleeping position. When I rolled the entire thing tried to go with me, sleeping bag and camp pad. The sleeping bag is a tight fit (I’m 5’2”). If it’s humid outside, your body feels like it sticks to the bag because it’s not lined with cotton material on the inside. The bag fits nicely in the compression sack and it is light weight. I’d recommend a camp pad underneath the bag as it doesn’t have much lining.

It’s a little tight shoulder to shoulder, but overall it’s an excellent bag for it being synthetic.its a great bag to have for spring, summer, and fall.

UPDATE!!! 3/17/3018..Totally gutted this sleeping bag to use thebottem half only...useing the good freatures ONLY with my wool blanket set-up.. thought you might like to see what I found once I started cutting.. 1 in of fluff for filling that compresses down to 1/8 when layed on..bout the consistency of a cotton ball when smushed.. NO WONDER I WAS COLD IN 60% TEMP.UPDATE.3/15/18... As stated earlier I brought the sleeping bag for a backpacking overnight trip on the Appalachian Trail... So yes I did test it out first.. my test was to turn the heat off in my bedroom and open the windows & put on a polyester full set base layer... The temperature got down to 58 degrees... *THIS SLEEPING BAG DID NOT KEEP ME WARM* it was not until I added a full-length military wool blanket, did I achieve warmth. I have decided to keep this bag ONLY because of the EXCELLENT other features.1. Zippered foot box.2. Bottom straps to hold sleep pad.3. The top curved part of the bag holds a camping pillow in place very well.BUT as far keeping you warm between 40 and 61 degrees... THIS BAG WILL NOT DO THAT.Downgrading my original rating of4 stars to 1 star... I personally am tired of camping equipment manufacturers misleading us about the rating on their sleeping bags / the amount of people a tent can comfortably hold... SHAME ON THEM!(Original review) Right out of the box, the zippers came completely off on 1 side... It appears one of the stops was missing on one side of bottom zipper... 25 minutes later had zippers back on track & area sewed, So it would never happen again.This is for my 1st backpacking trip (6 miles) I am normally a glamper..5'7" 175 lbs1. Tight...usually my chihuahua sleeps with me.. he's going to need his own bag.2. While it appears warm , expected temps bout 58% at night for trip.. taking an Sol Escape bivvy just in case.3. Can only achieve the mummy effect if I get all the way to the bottom of the bag.. but I like the little pillow case area.4. If I was a back sleeper I would never get the zippers up...just too tight and awkward... But as a side sleeper.. it was still awkward but do able.5 LOVE bottem zipper so I can stick my feet out if they are hot👍6. Bottem straps to hold sleep pad.. EXCELLENT!👍Overall.. I am well aware that it's rare to find straps on the bottom of bag for your pad & a foot zipper on a mummy bag except for more high-end bagsNot bad for the price.

This sleeping bag was just too tight in the midsection for me. I'm 6 ft tall and weigh 225 pounds so I thought a bag that was 31.5 inches wide would be fine. Well, this bag is 31.5 inches wide, at the very top and narrows very quickly to the foot. I can fit in the bag but my arms are snug when they are down at my side.On the other hand, I tested the bag in 17 degree weather and was warm for over an hour and the bag is long enough for a 6'4" person.

This was a high quality sleeping bag and compact. The zipper was very smooth, warm, and was nice an snug.

Couldn't decide between 4 or 3 stars on this one, but ultimately went with three because it did not perform the way it was advertised. I bought these bags because they claimed to be waterproof. I use a sleeping pad in my tent because it can get condensation when it gets cold, mainly on the bottom of my tent which is why I was initially looking for a waterproof one. So as it sometimes happens, I was camping this weekend and it rained almost the entire time. Tent stayed pretty dry except for just a bit of condensation on the floor. Nothing big, not like there were puddles, just a bit f wetness. Well over the course of the night, my sleeping bag moved a bit off the edge of my pad and soaked up some of that moisture from the ground. Just like a sponge and soaked it all up.I do like that it comes in its own compression bag and packs up real nice and lightweight. It's very good for summer camping, just note that it is not waterproof or even water resistant!

This is not for cold weather...but think it'd be great for cool summer nights. Very comfy...except not for side sleeping, unless you turn the whole bag with you. I am 5' 10" and had plenty of length room. Love the built-in pillow case (I used it with my inflatable Chillax pillow) and love that I can cinch the top snuggly closed.

This isn't the best sleeping bag, but it'll do. The biggest issue is it's size. Not the length, but the width. It's just barely big enough for my 48" chest. It's long enough, and that's where this is bag is perfect. I'm 6'1", and it's long enough for me, and the some.