TrailHead 20˚F Mummy Sleeping Bag

For the price, you can't beat it. It's relatively lightweight and packs down very well.

I just spent a few days backpacking in the Grand Canyon and ordered this bag because night temperatures were forecasted for the high 30s and low 40s, with wind.

I slept like a baby with a base layer on. The bag was roomy for a mummy bag and kept me plenty warm.

I couldn't have been more pleased with the purchase. Thank you!

This bag is way too small for someone bigger than 150 ish pounds. Website did not have a good description of size.

Great product, will keep you nice and warm. Very affordable and packable.

I just needed the perfect sleeping bag for my bug out back pack for the northern woods of Maine and this fit the bill.It is very comfortable and roomie for my 6 foot 175 pound frame.

My taller than me 14yr old boy scout took this with him on his winter campout, got down to 25° and they had rain and snow. Said he stayed warm and dry, and was quite happy (he tends to come back from camp cranky from not sleeping well). We are planning a trip to Philmont and purchased because of it's light weight - trial run gets 5 stars!

I've had this bag for several years now. It's a great compact, light, yet warm bag. The zippers are super smooth. It's soft and quite. Even in cooler nights, I just huddle down inside and pull it right around my face. I don't camp in early spring or late fall and I know there are warmer bags out there, but for the price, it's a great bag.

If I fail to give this bag a review, I would be simply ungrateful. I finished my AT thru hike Nov 25 and used this bag the entire way. As far as comfort goes, it's absolutely great. For the price it's a no brainer. Temp rating, well I'll happily validate the 20 degrees, although I did get a quality liner later on in the hike because we were waking up to frozen water bottles, gear, etc. This bag held strong the entire time. Thank you folks at Teton, it's been a pleasure.

This sleeping bag literally saved my life. Not figuratively, but literally.

I was on a trip in the Smoky Mountains. The entire week was rain, rain, and more rain, and everything was soaked. The forecast said a winter storm was coming soon, and I was on my way out of the backcountry when I ran into a 40-year record flash flood at the last ford. There was no way out, so I had to turn back and set up camp.

That night the winter storm hit, and temperatures dropped into the low 20's. Everything was soaking wet -- even my sleeping bag sprayed water on my face when I flipped it open. But like a good synthetic bag, it kept me warm enough to get by. My tent was buried under 6 inches of snow, my wet boots froze solid, and my wet sleeping bag kept me alive. It wicked moisture from my wet clothes and body, out through the bag to condense on the outer shell and freeze. The inside was oppressively damp, but warm enough to make it until the floodwaters receded. I wasn't comfortable, but I'm here to tell the story.

My only problem now is cleaning the odors of the trip from the bag -- a worthwhile exchange!

I love this because it is easy to set up, keeps me warm, very light weight, and is of good matrial . This works for camping and harsh weather very well.