Hyke & BykeShavano 32 F Hiking & Backpacking Sleeping Bag - 3 Season, 650FP Duck Down Sleeping Bag - Ultralight - Black - 87in - Long

I bought this Shavano 0°C Ultralight 650FP Down Sleeping Bag 8n a short because it stated it is a:"quality ultralight 0°F 650FP Hydrophobic Down Mummy Sleeping Bag is one of our lightest, most compressible models available. Professionally designed for thru-hiking, backpacking, and camping, this bag boasts excellent weight-to-warmth ratio and is the ultimate sleeping bag for saving space and weight. For cool-to-warm, three-season use."Unfortunately this is not the case and I have been cold to the point of shivering despite having a thermoset mat, bag liner, 3 base layers on and a down coat wrapped around my waist where the Down is the least.I have made a complaint through Amazon as it states it has a life time guarantee but despite an initial response asking for pictures I've since heard nothing. So no only is the bag not of the quality it states but neither is the customer service. Extremely disappointed 😞

Zips are a pain and get caught.Mummying is really good, can get really sealed up.Camped in around 2 degree temperatures in early Spring, and I was freezing. So it's going from a 4 star to a 3 star due to the advertised 0 degree limit.I actually enjoy the cold and tend to have a high tolerance for it, so the fact that I was uncomfortable in this bag says a lot. I ended up having to sleep in walking trousers and a hoodie, inside the bag.Camped again in around 7 degree temperatures and it was fine then.It's easy to pack away and the design is quite nice.Doesn't feel overly thick or thin. Leaving it out for a while allows the down to expand and puff up a little, but not a huge amount.Overall it's not a bad bag, in the summer months it is probably going to be fine.

I went for the large size despite only being 5ft 10.The height chart recommended a medium, but i went for extra big as i often find sleeping bags to tight in the chest area. it feels more like you're under a duvet than in a sleeping bag.The large size still packs down to not much bigger than a rugby ball.Fantastic bit of kit, highly recommend it to anyone.

Tried this out in my tent at zero degrees maybe-2 in the night. Had a set of thermals on and was sleeping on a thermarest matt. Was warm enough until maybe 6-6:30 am and only then did I feel cold. I won't be using this for any winter camping but spring to autumn I know it will do a good job. Very comfortable and very lightweight. Perfect for multi day trips.

It was good for Camino de Santiago it's slightly heavy compaired to other pilgrims' sleeping bags theirs were 250g-400g or something under 700g but I don't like ultralight ones because it is very cold on the mountains. Weather of Spain is so unpredictable. So I prefer warm one.There's a one thing I get rid of one star, I wish you make inside of the sleeping bag with cotton or mixed with cotton and polyester.