Lippi 49°F Selk'Bag 1 Sleeping Bag

overall great

An interesting sleeping concept. I plan on using it in northern Minnesota this summe. Should be a good weight for a summer bag. I haven't used it camping yet but find it comfortable easy to get into and out of. The karge is a bit too big for me . I usually fall between a large and a medium in clothing.

I have only tried the item on and it was sized too small for me. I would recommend that anyone interested in this product purchase a size larger than they normally would to allow for proper fit and room. Otherwise, it will be too tight. It is a great product, but just too small. I would also recommend buying a heavier, more insulated version.

I used this in a Hennessey Hammock. For warmer weather it would be great. If temps are in the low 40's or below I recommend wearing base layers in the bag to help with insulation and warmth. Sizing on these bags run large. I have purchased 6 of these for friends and family. XL fits anyone as tall as 6'6 but is very sloppy on anyone 6 feet or smaller. The Large is a little big for me and I am 5'10. The bagginess seems to be ni the legs. I noticed on the two I bought off this sight they did not have the Selk Bag Stitching logo on the left hand. The material also feels a little less soft [...] I wonder if this is a Chinese knock off. Not sure but it isn't the same material. My wife has the Medium and she is 5'3 and it seems to fit her well. I wouldn't get the medium for anyone over 5'6 unless you want frog eyes. Overall, a very fun hang out bag if you are not going back country or winter camping. For those ventures I take my smaller down bag. Well worth the $$. Packs down to a reasonable size for short backpacking trips or car camping.

I'm 6'2" and this is too small. Probably best for anyone 6ft and under. Gave to a friend and he was thrilled.