ALPS Mountaineering 0°F Sleeping Bag - Alpine Lake, Long, Mummy

Good bag for the price. very comfortable on a pad around 15-20 degrees and I'm warm blooded.

Glad I bought it

Great bag for larger people and especially warm for camping in camper or tent. We basically do 3 season camping and this is perfect.

I bought this sleeping bag for my teen daughter for camping and backpacking. The cover bag it came in was huge, and since the sleeping bag expands given the space, it was very bulky. My daughter was able to stuff the sleeping bag into a smaller stuff bag and it fit. I modified the cover bag that came with the sleeping bag--basically remaking it to a smaller diameter but I kept the length. The sleeping bag fits into the remade bag and takes up no more space than our other backpacking sleeping bags, it weighs maybe a bit more and is warmer.

This is a solid, average sleeping bag which is best used for casual camping. It doesn't seem as durable or rugged as the other all-weather bags, but it's decent for the price.

Although the bag is quite warm, the workmanship is poor. After 20-30 days of use, I find the seams are pulling apart. I take these bags to the Himalayas, but leave them with a porter on my way home. At this low of a price, I can buy them as a disposable bag for each long trek.

Bag performed well as expected on my most recent camping excursion. The zipper tends to snag more often than I'd like it too! But otherwise great bag for a great price.

Warm as toast at 7 degrees F.

I have not used the bag yet so I can't comment on it's performance. I bought it as an outer bag for winter camping. It seems roomy enough for the job. The zipper seems to get stuck easy and there is no draft tube around the neck but for what I need it for it will be fine.It does not loft near as well as my North Face 0 degree bag but I paid a lot more for that.

I purchased this product for an annual spring canoe trip my friends and I take on the Miramachi. The nights went down from 3-5 degrees celcius and I was so warm I had to sleep in my skivvies. The size I wouldn't say is a downfall because of what you're getting with it in terms of warmth. It's no big deal to pick up a compression sack to make it more manageable.