The North Face One Bag Sleeping Bag System

I climbed Mt Kilimanjaro via the Lemosho route over 7 days. we spent 5 nights over 13,000 feet and temperature was as low as 30 degrees with summit 0 degrees. It kept me warm and comfortable the entire adventure.

Please buy, I love the color, it's a good night's rest too

Such ferocity can pack the critters 1/2 on the top::))

Very warm. Love that there are different layers so that I can use it for pretty much any temperature. It comes in a mesh bag but also has a stuff sack, which is nice so I can store it in the mesh bag but still be able to cram it into a smaller space if needed.

I love the multiple layers on this sleeping bag! It allows me to adjust the temperature based on the weather I'll be camping in. I would definitely recommend this bag.

"One Bag" Performed flawlessly on the Allagash Wilderness Waterway in Maine. I am Registered Maine Guide, I recently guided a group of 8 clients through the Allagash. This was a 7 day canoe trip.We had a few nights of rain. One very rainy night my tent was in a super wet spot and some water came in. I stayed on my pad and the sleeping bag repelled surface water and stayed warm and dry. The other nights it was easy to regulate body temp using the various layers of the sleeping bag. I was never too hot or too cold. It packs small and the stuff bag makes a comfy pillow when turned inside out. I highly recommend this sleeping bag!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am taking this Summer off to go rock climbing in quite a few Westarn State destinations. Mostly I plan to sleep in the back of my Subaru using a battery fan for air curculation. I expect to encounter a range of nighttime temps, from moderate to down around Freezing. I was intrigued by this bag and scooped it up. For what it is: 3 bags in one, the price is quite reasonable. I assure you it's comfy from the moment you crawl in. Is spacious with a footbox that's almost too roomy. I can see cramming a fleece top or jacket down there on a super cold night. My only caveat to you: Practice assembling and disassembling the bag before you take off. Once you get the hang of it, it's eezie peezie; but not necessarily the first time. Almost dinged it one star because it has a pair of little pad loops down near your feet, but no loops up around your shoulders. Thinking of taking it to my local Tailor and asking her to install a pair of loops. Other than that, a very unique and way-cuddly sleeping bag 4 sure.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Warmth & comfort are the 2 biggest factors for me when looking for a bag. If I'm going to add a small amount of extra weight to my pack I would for a warmer more comfortable bag. That being said the weight of this bag is not bad. I appreciate that is has a compression bag as well as a larger storage bag. I love the layered design saving me from bringing a bag liner or bivy for colder nights.