Sleeping Bag for Indoor and Outdoor Use, Ideal for Boys, Girls, Teens and Adults. The Ultralight and Compact Bags Hiking, Backpacking and Camping

Bought for my daughter for her to use at Pack Holiday. She said it was fine.

Looks fine

Nice and long for my lengthy boy! Wide enough for him to toss and turn, also kept him very warm while camping in 20’ weather! Love the pillow pocket also.

I bought this tent to take camping. It was just for me but I wanted a 2 person tent so I could have extra room inside for my stuff. We got rained on the second night of camping and the tent kept me warm and cozy, no drips or water inside at all. I got this tent because I tend to get cold easily and so I wanted the double wall for the extra warmth. We camped in the Olympic forest so it was cool. If you used this tent where it's warm, it might get too warm as it only has the one door/screen and a vent at the top. I think it could be perfect with an additional small window on one side for cross ventilation. However, it was absolutely perfect for my needs and I'm really happy I selected this one.

Para el precio que tiene está bastante bien. Es ligero y una vez recogido el saco se enconge para unas colonias para mi hija va genial ya que asi no lleva tanto trasto.

Schlafsack wurde für eien LANparty gekauft und auch dort mehrere Tage im einsatz. Alles top gewesen war warm und auch sehr bequem. Einfach aufzubauen und wieder zu verstauen! Klare Kaufempfehlung ohne einschränkung Top Preis

We took this camping at Tally lake in MT, beautiful campsite right by the lake. We set up the tent for the first time and found it very easy to set up. However it DID NOT COME WITH A RAIN SLICK. Not sure of that was a manufacturer oversight or what but it wasn't in there. We tried it for afternoon naps and it was waay too hot inside, even in 50°f weather with a breeze off the lake. Then night fell and we were ready for bed we found it was freezing inside and soaking wet. Didn't think much of it since we only had the bug screen flap closed all day. We didn't get any sleep because we were both having trouble with the cold. The tent was useless, we could have just slept outside and been warmer. HERE'S WHERE THE DANGER COMES IN: with the two flaps closed against the wind, we both found at around 3am that we were having trouble breathing. In that tired and disoriented state we didn't know there was a problem until I thought back on flight school training for hypoxia symptoms. I realized we were both damn near hypoxic! I sat bolt upright and unzipped the flaps, pulled my girl upright and told her to breathe deep. Within 30sec we were both breathing normally again. I cannot stress how dangerous this is for someone without proper training or heaven forbid some extenuating circumstances that might lead them to not realize what was happening until it was too late. Please for the love of God, recall this whole line!