Mountain WarehouseSummit 250 Sleeping Bag - 3/4 Season Insulated & Mummy Shaped Bag - For Spring Summer, Camping & Trekking

It's a beautiful warm sleeping bag..well priced..I wanted it for bike packing but it was just too bulky..using a car it's a fantastic addition to someone's camping gear..well recommended

Comfy. Roomy. Warm. Nuff said.

We work away a lot at events + don’t want to always take our big tent so bought 2 of these kept us warm but hard to judge how they’ll cope in colder nights as it was warm but so far I like it so il give it 4 stars

Not tried it yet .

Great for being cosy and warm even in February weather on the peaks

Used one night, comfortable and spacious. In morning pushing it back into compression bag the compression bag stitching ripped open at the base before I used compression straps!I've had numerous bags in the past and what is supplied with this sleeping back is not fit for purpose, flimsy cheap and very poor quality. I would suggest buying a sturdy compression bag. Sleeping bag is large and needs well compressed to fit in a rucksack.

Being 6ft 4, 23 stone and size 15 feet, I purchased this sleeping bag for obvious reasons. The sleeping bag is great quality and incredibly roomy. It’s very warm and delivered in very good time. The bag is easily rolled up again and put in its bag with no difficulty. I checked out the manufacturer website and sure enough it’s £69.99 on there! Very impressed with this sleeping bag and I highly recommend it. My only negative is the zip snags easily but with care it’s not the end of world.

I did not want to pay the earth for a sleeping bag that would only be used in bad circumstances. I got this on sale for £27 coupled with an Amazon deal for topping up £50 and getting a free £7 bonus during prime day. So this cost me in essence £20. At present it's £39.99. Not sure I would want to pay quite that much for this. It's probably going to do fine, but you get what you pay for. The zip seems not as robust as I was hoping.I have gotten in it and quickly tested it just to make sure everything is ok. It JUST fits me, mostly (I am 6 ft). I am happy now that I have this added to my bugout gear.

Going on camping trips and borrowing sleeping bags was awful. So I decided to get my own. And I will say this is seriously the best sleeping bad Ive ever slept in. Incredibly comfortable, nice and compact, kept me very warm at night. The first night it was used we had a terrible rain storm and it did get wet a bit but it held up amazingly. Certainly money well spent.

Per 28 Euro non so cosa si possa pretendere. Provato con 4 gradi in una tenda monoposto adeguatamente ventilata. Avevo il cane di fianco, quindi ho avuto persino caldo. Si apre e si ripiega molto comodamente.Ovviamente, occupa un volume veramente eccessivo e anche il peso non scherza ma, per quella cifra, il prodotto risulta veramente ottimo.

For a reasonably light-weight and reasonably warm bag, I thought $35 sounded just fine. I plan on using this for three-season backpacking, and for my price range (basically, I wanted to spend less than fifty dollars, as I'm a pretty beginner backpacker and a college student on a tight budget) Statistically speaking, this was the best deal I could find after LOTS of online searching. By my standards, it is pretty lightweight, being less than 4 pounds, and will fit into the sleeping-bag compartment of my Deuter backpack. Although, as someone else mentioned, fitting it back into the stuff-sack takes a lot of doing, but that doesn't bother me a whole lot as I don't really use stuff sacks anyhow. I would normally not buy a product with such a poor rating on Amazon, but other customer reviews on the internet and Mountain Warehouse's website were much more positive. If I had the budget to buy a $100+ dollar bag, I definitely would not choose this one, but, again, for $35 I am more than happy with my purchase. If I run into any problems, I'll definitely update this review.UPDATE: Back in October, I went camping in the White Mountains. We hit around 30f overnight, and this bag lived up to it's temperature rating! I was able to pretty much sleep through the night, and (with my additional layers of clothing) I barely noticed the cold.

Ich habe mir den Schlafsack für den Inca Trail in Peru gekauft und er hat bei Temperaturen bis knapp unterm Gefrierpunkt im Zelt muckelig warm gehalten. Er ist alles andere als ultraleicht, d.h. zum Wandern (und selber Schleppen) würde ich ihn nicht empfehlen, aber für Touren mit dem Auto (oder wenn man Träger hat wie beim Inca Trail) ist er super. Sehr kuschelig und trotzdem robust.

Utilisation loisirs, sorties