Lafuma 30°F X 1000 Sleeping Bag - Synthetic, Mummy

The temperature rating is optimistic. I would give it closer to 40°. The bag is snug.

Appears to be a good value. I have only used it a few times and so far it has functioned as described.

Was very disappointed in this bag, Reordered the Lafuma Pro 950 which has a 30* rating and packs smaller with a much nicer stuff sack than this bag comes with. The bag is transparent when you hold it up to the light. Shell out the extra $ for the 950 and pass on this one!

This bag is a great bag despite what other reviews say. First off, the (L) and (R) listed as the model DOES NOT indicate regular and long, rather it stands for left and right side zip. Having the option for left and right zip models allows you to zip two bags together making one large double bag. It is very light weight and comes with a compression sack. On the inside there is a draft tube that can sinch up around your shoulders. I find this bag best suited for late spring though mid fall where the temps are averaging in the 40's-50's at night.. And dont worry too much about your tent sweating and soaking your bag, this bag is also water resistant..

Great for motorcycliung, compact, waterproof, 3 season

This is a great sleeping bag for 3 season camping- It's extremely lightweight and packs tight into the stuff sack- The temperature rating is accurate (30) I'd recommend this to friends

This is a well constructed bag but there is just no way it will keep you warm to 30 (unless you wear a coat), maybe 50 degrees at best.

First off, havent had her in the woods yet (going this weekend). Fit and finish is great though. Got in it to check size and was hot by the time I got it zipped up. PRICE and weight was the main deal here. I was used to those old [...] sleeping bags that weigh more than my pack. Price was great, the lowest I found everywhere else was around $90 [...].

Hiked the Grand Canyon North Rim to South Rim route in 2 days. Camped at Bright Angel Campground. Product fit easily in my back pack, was lightweight and warm on a 40 degree night.

This bag was well-made, but did not seem nearly warm enough for the stated 30 degree rating. I exchanged these for the Marmot Sorcerer 15 Degree, and my kids were toasty warm during our last 35 degree Minnesota-camping weekend.