TETON Sports Celsius XXL -18 Degree C / 0 Degree F Flannel Lined Sleeping Bag (90"x 39", Green, Left Zip)

selbst meiner Frau, die ständig friert, ist in dem Schlafsack angenehm warm. der Schlafsack ist riesig. man sollte nur einen links und einen rechts Reißverschluss kaufen, wenn man sie verbinden möchte

So perfect! I had another one from Teton a few years ago when my first born was little and I really liked it but it was sooooo bulky! I found this one to use with my second born and it's perfect! It takes less space than the other one and we were warm below zero! We have enough space too, and it's really affordable!

This is a nice sleeping bag... very lofty and soft on the inside, zipper seems to be of good quality. Lots of velcro keeping the bag from coming undone, I like the inclusion of velcro keeper tabs when the velcro is not in use. The bag is well thought out. It Suffers the same problem every sleeping bag ever has... material gets caught in the zipper when you are zipping it up... again, I've never had a bag not do this, just be mindful.This bag has tons of room to relax, it almost feels like its own little world in this bag.I'm not a HUGE guy, but 5'11, 280 lbs, im wide build. This is the first bag of my adult life that I can comfortably use. I'm finally getting good sleep in my tent again!My wife saw the size if this thing and thought it was silly... until she used it... now I have to buy her one!What this ISNT... is a small, ultralight bag for light hiking or ultralight packing.What this IS... a really nice, thick, comfortable bag that should be able to fit anyone smaller than Andre...The stuff sack it comes with is pretty nice, far better than they had to include. The bag easily stuffs back into the sack, and can be compressed about 75% its uncompressed size.I was expecting to need an aftermarket stuff sack, but this one will do just fine.For the price point, you cannot go wrong with this bag.

The package arrived in not one but two boxes. Great packaging, nice job Teton.. This bag is handsome (green). Good looking inside an out. Comfortable inside lining not slippery, you can still move reasonably well. Zipper is smooth as silk, moves freely with little worry of snags. Sewing appears to be flawless. Im 6'2" 212 lbs it fits me perfectly. It could probably take a taller, heavier person if need be. I was able to move decent in it in my thermals an socks. The stuff sac is kick ___! Bags this bag up in a amazingly compact package, try a couple ways to case it to see what works best for you. Its alot of bag in a compact sac. The finished product is impressive. This is a heck of a bag at this price point. I have zero reservations about giving this bag my 💯 percent recommendation. Teton clearly knows a thing or two about sleeping bags....

I worked up to this product. Wanting to stay as compact and light as possible for backpacking, I started with light tent, a fleece blanket, a full set of warm clothes, and a pad on an exploratory trip, and that only renewed my familiarity with chattering teeth. Then, on some cold nights in the back yard, I tried sleeping with a wool blanket instead of fleece, after which I switched to two wool blankets, both folded to a double thickness, still wearing the full set of warm clothes. That was almost comfortable, but not quite. Finally, I repeated my experiment with only one layer of light clothing, this sleeping bag, and a pad. The temperature was only a little below freezing, so I needed to unzip the bag and stick my toes out to cool down a little. On my recent trip to the hills, using a pair of these bags with cots, both my daughter and Ihave agreed that our experience was very comfortable, with temperatures going well below freezing by morning, although perhaps not quite as cold as 0 deg. F. My bare feet got slightly cold, but not enough that I did anything about that on two different nights. If I were to put on some socks, I might only have become too warm. I would give these bags full credit for being adequate near the advertised temperature, as well as spacious and comfortable. Also, there was some dripping condensation in the tent and at times some wicking from rainfall on the tent walls, which contacted the sleeping bag and made parts of it wet, but the water-resistant shell helped a lot, and dampness near the edges still did not interfere with a warm sleep. While I have not used this bag for backpacking, it is reasonably light in weight. Although a bit bulky and large in diameter when packed away, it could be attached to a pack without much trouble, and its thermal qualities are a step up from carrying equivalent warmth in the weight of wool blankets. With some further care to stay dry, and maybe keeping a thick jacket and long johns handy just in case they might help, I don't mind the idea of taking these bags out to the snow. This product is definitely able to solve most of the warmth issue, and often all of it.