Celsius XL 20˚F Sleeping Bag

The weather was 95% humidity, 33deg F outside, 37deg F inside a tent and 75deg inside the bag with the cotton liner.

This gear will be featured as my primary winter sleep system on my upcoming youtube channel. https://youtube.com/@Tecknolord13

Haven't used it yet

This is by no means a backpacking sleeping bag, but for car or base camping it does the trick. Comfy, soft, and roomy for side sleepers. Fits the Comfortlite XXL sleeping pad well. The pocket is a nice touch. Fabric has a tendency to get caught in the zipper if you're not careful. The sack is more "stuff" than "compression."

I’m not an avid outdoorsman. I don’t hike. But I do ride dirt bikes and at a recent overnighter, I knew I’d be sleeping in my truck where temps were expected to be in the low teens.

The -25 bag kept me warm all night. Never woke up once from the cold. When I did wake up, I was toasty warm in gym shorts and a t shirt, even though it was 15 degrees outside.

My only suggestion for an enhancement would be to have the zipper go further around the bag to the bottom, so you can unzip it and use it as a heavy blanket.

I’ve taken his bag on one trip so far, and I have nothing bad to say! It was around 20° with a thermal sleep pad underneath I slept all night never woke up once never felt cold. It was fantastic very pleased with my purchase

Bought these for our sons who froze their ****s off last winter cold weather camping. They were thrilled & impressed with the stats. Also happy the bags are longer as they are about 6 foot tall. Will probably try them next month.

Someone gifted me a -25 degree TETON bag last Christmas for camping, and I didn't use it until this year, because it's big and it doesn't get that cold here so it felt like it would be too much. I used one of those insulated reflective blanket things (around $30 on the Big A) and a 30 degree bag instead, but often woke up with the top of the sleeping bag and my hair damp as those reflective blankets will do. So this year I chose this bag instead, in just at or below freezing temps. Wow, what a difference! Like another poster said, I didn't even realize it was 25 degrees F outside last night until I checked the weather. Perfectly comfortable, head breathing normal oxygen in a tent, not some probably dangerous mix with my head covered under foil-something. I am SO appreciative of this lovely gift, and the CudlDuds too. Add wool socks for the trifecta.

I was so warm I had to unzip it and use it like a blanket. It got chilly later early morning, zipped myself up; I def appreciated the extra padding around the top to prevent cool air coming in. Very unique. Love love love my Teton sleeping bag!