ROVOR Lasal 60 Degree Mummy Sleeping Bag

6 foot, 190 lb man here. This bag fits. It is a mummy style bag and therefore snug. But it zips up and I have plenty of room to pull it up around my head so that I can stay warmer.The bag seems well built, zipper works good and doesn't hang up.Very light and packs down pretty small. A bit larger than a football when it is in it's compression bag.Not sure how warm it will keep me. It says three season so it should work for summer/fall camping.The color is hideous, like a giant frog. But I didn't buy it for fashion.For the money, it is a good value. Weight is about 3 lbs.UPDATE; Carried this bag on a trip to Alaska. The nights got down to lower to mid 20s and I stayed comfortable. In the cabin it was almost too warm at times so I had to sleep on top of it until early in the mornings. The guys traveling with me were impressed also. Great bag.

The sizing was just right for me. I'm 6'2 and about 180 and have no problem with the length in this bag. I could see people with really broad shoulders having a snug fit but it fits me just fine. I would expect this to work at the suggested temperatures, but as you get on the lower side, I would recommend a longer layers of clothes. Seems to be pretty sturdy and is lightweight. I bought this to use as a backpacking bag and should do the trick. You won't find much smaller of a bag that fits a taller person and at this price. Overall: great deal at the price. It is not a premium sleeping bag, but should be great for regular use. No complaints from me, exactly what I expected

Pros: lightweight, great price, fun colors, cool company mission, zippers go two ways so you can zip open the bottom and walk around in your sleeping bag on a cold morning.Cons: In a mad search for sleeping bag options more affordable than those offered at REI, I keep trying out these cheap, lightweight sleeping bags available on Amazon, hoping that one of them will be able to keep me warm down to 32F. I sadly have not yet found one that proved comfortable below 40. An extreme rating of 23 when the bag's comfort rating is 60 is just too big of a difference, and ultimately, too good to be true. Even wearing thermal clothing, a hat, socks, a down liner, and using a 1.5 in sleeping pad, I could not get through a night that stayed at 31F. I opted to trek back to my house, not far from the park where I test out bags, after four hours of tossing and turning. Although this little bag does a great job of insulating most of the cold, the material is understandably, for its price, not very breathable...the clammy feel and sweating that this material produces only makes you feel more cold at night. As a native of Moscow, I've been raised to know the cardinal rule of staying warm in the winter is to layer in breathable material that won't make you sweat and feel even colder. The fit was also too big in the shoulders for me (I am a 5'5" woman, 140 pounds), which let in a lot of cold air. However, closing the mummy hood completely to stay warm is also impossible because of how hard it feels to breathe in the bag... in the end, my theory is that a one-size fits all bag probably won't cut it in the cold, and these bags should be tailored to a few different sizes of human. I am returning this sleeping bag because it won't fit my needs as a backpacker needing something relatively lightweight that will keep me warm down to 30 degree spring evenings. The product also arrived with long threads unraveled and hanging off several stitches.

Sucky zipper broke not that warm

I was disappointed in the comfort level of this bag, both for general comfort and for warmth. Don't try this bag if you are planning to camp when the temperature is going to be around the 30's let alone 23... Yeah right. Just spend the money get a real bag for cold nights. This would be good around 60 even 70 degrees. It's a little tight for me, but long enough. I'm 5'11 and 175 pounds athletic build. I would have returned these but didn't feel right having used them for 3 nights.

Recently purchased this for my daughter for her first camping trip. She is 11 and she loves this sleeping bag. It comes in a stuff bag which was easy for my daughter to use both unpacking and repacking the sleeping bag.All the seams were well stitched and the finish and quality of fabric is excellent. The zipper works well and you can zip/unzip from both the bottom and the top, which is good for people with hot feet while sleeping.There is a drawstring along the top so you can pull it into an open face hood for your head.

Best sleeping bag every!! I have used this several times on overnight hiking trips through the mountains of North Carolina. It has kept me warm and dry through rainy and freezing weather. It is especially great that it fits tightly into a snug little bag that I can clip on to the outside of my frame pack. This sleeping bag weighs less than 3 lbs, and has kept up with my hiking adventures for 2 years now!

Pretty good, especially for the price. I've used them in warm and cold weather. I would describe the temp range of this sleeping bag as 30-60 to be more accurate. I got uncomfortable when temp fell to 20's and had to put more clothes on.