Teton 20F and 5F Degree Sleeping Bag; Lightweight, Warm Weather Mummy Sleeping Bags for Adults and Kids, Camping, Backpacking, Hiking

Good size for my 5ft 8 inch tall son. Sleeping bag rolls up nicely and is easy to carry. The quality lining is soft and comfortable to sleep on. The fabric is a high quality waterResistant fiber. The zipper is also a very nice quality.

Love this bag. Has plenty of room for rolling over, and my husband has broad shoulders and is fine. It is obviously a little bulky for backpacking, but is pretty lightweight and doable. Plenty warm as well.

Great sleeping bag. Pretty compact. Good for camping, hiking or kids sleepovers.

Just got my Trailhead 20+ from Amazon for a great price--I was excited when came in (as they were out of stock). So far I like this bag and from other reviews, I expect it will hold up. As other reviewers commented, there aren't a ton of choices in the synthetic, light and reasonable cost category. I like synthetics because I have kids and that means they'll use (or better said misuse) them at some point and better to know you're not ruining an insanely costly piece of equipment, not to mention the wet factor. This bag strikes the perfect balance of everything thing from cost, weight to features.I received the bag this week and immediately wanted to test it. Thankfully we had some mid-20 temps recently, so it made for a perfect testing ground. When I went to bed, it was in the upper-30s and by dawn in the mid-20s. The details on prepping for the evening: I put on a dry base layer (long sleeve top, long john pants, fresh wool socks and a stocking cap). I also slept on an inflatable pad. I was thinking about trying a liner, but I wanted to test the bag for it's rating and that's what I did. More details on this test:- For size comparison, I am 6 foot tall and weigh about 195. I wear a 42-L jacket. I'm not a huge guy, but not small either. This bag comfortably fits me.- The inner bag material isn't slick or slippery. I was actually concerned about this, but it made it easy to move around because the bag stays with your body as you turn.- The footbox has plenty of room, so your feet can move around without feeling cramped or having too much area to move around.- I hung the bag from the loops when I got it out of the box and slept in it the next night, there were no cold spots to notice. Store with the loops if you can (read the directions for any bag for storage).- Really liking the mummy hood drawstring. My old bag has a shoulder and hood drawstring. This simplifies the process and doesn't feel like you're going to hang yourself in the middle of the night adjusting.- The temperature rating does seem to be fairly accurate. I was not cold at 26-degrees (which is what it got to during my test), but I would say that if I were going to go too much more, I'd add a liner. Seems accurate.- Comes with a stuff sack.- Read the care directions if you are considering it, e.g. don't put in a washing machine.Here's the deal, you want to go down and expensive, go that way. Want a synthetic that is of reasonable price and that comes as advertised, this is the bag. I'm interested to find out how it holds up over time, but from everything that I can see to date, this bag is going to be a great investment. Item is as advertised. Happy trekking.Will update as necessary as I use on the trail.---Update 10/2016I had a minor issue with the bag. I contacted Teton Sports and they resolved the issue immediately. Another great reason to buy this bag. I still like this bag a LOT.

After hours and hours of reviewing multiple websites I decided on the Teton. I was in the market for a lightweight bag rated as close to zero as possible that will take a small amount of space. I will be loading this sucker on my adventure motorcycle for moto-camping everywhere from the Appalachians to Deadhorse, Alaska (in the summer) so I need something light and compact. This is the only ultralight bag rated around +5 that I can find for under a hundred bucks. You can't beat the 4.1 lbs weight that compresses down (with the included compression sack) as small as this one. First, the +5 is the survival rating and should be comfortably warm down to +25. I tested this out yesterday by sitting in it on my snow covered deck with a temperature around 8 or 9 degrees for just under 10 minutes before I got bored. I wore only shorts, short sleeve shirt, and wool socks. I was comfortable. I could feel a little coolness were my arms were touching the cold metal of my chair but I was most definitely warm enough. If it gets down this low when I am out (which I don't anticipate), I will just keep on more layers inside the bag plus I will be using a waterproof/windproof tent and won't be sleeping out in the elements. I feel confident that this bag will be perfect for my needs. I am 5'10" 155 lbs and there was plenty of room. This bag would easily fit a larger frame but the fit of the bag should depend on how you sleep at night. From my research I found that a slightly larger bag will be better for me since I move around a lot at night. If you wake up the way you fall asleep then you probably want it to be pretty snug but since I don't, I will need a little more room. The inside is more comfortable than the sheets on my bed and the hood cinches completely around my head and face when I tightened it all the way. The compression sack is a little suspect and I feel like it may not hold up after dozens of uses but it came with the bag so can't complain. I'm thinking of buying a more rugged compression sack to use for the bag then use this one for clothing or other compressible items. Item was delivered to me 3 days after purchase, some of the other reviews spoke of months but there must have been a back-order at the time.I could not find another bag rated this close to zero that weighed less than 5 lbs, compressed this small, and cost this little. Most bags rated ultra-light cost far more.