Tribe Provisions 3 Season 32 Degree Mummy Sleeping Bag, Orange-Gray

I have been camping all my life and have owned all types of sleeping bags. This sleeping bag is light weight; it weighs 2lb 13oz and has a rating down to 32 Degrees. It is packed with features including an attached stuff sac, a large inside pocket (which held my Iphone 6 plus and had room to spare), hanging loops at head and toe, two way main zipper, a large foot box, a hook and loop tab to hold zipper closed, a draft collar, and a drawstring that pulls the hood down around you head.Let's go on to my findings. After sleeping in this bag several nights, I found that it was easy to get in and out of. Also, at temperatures down to 50 degrees, it got too hot for me and I had to open it all the way up. It has a soft inside shell, and having the stuff sac attached to it makes storing the bag outside the stuff sac uncomplicated when it comes to not losing the stuff sac it between adventures. So far this seems to be a good bag for the cost. However, the zippers and the stiching are a concern.Pros.Low priceGood for mid spring to mid fall—the temperature was 50 and I had to open it up all the waySoft inside shell and nice size inside pocketAttached stuff sackLight weightClose fit for me—I'm 6' 175lbPretty comfortableFoot box is a good sizeCons.The zippers could be better. I have had lots of sleeping bags and the zippers always go first.If you are bigger than me it would be a tight fit.Need more sizes and styles for ladies and gentsThe zipper could be longerThe stitching also could be better. However, for to price of the bag I can overlook thisWhen I tightened it around my head, it kept losening upGood all around mummy bag for the price. Like I said, excellent mid spring to mid fall in the mountains 6000'. At a lower elevation, it could be a good 3 season bag.

Tribe Provisions 3-season Adventure Sleeping Bag for Camping, Hiking, Backpacking (Orange-gray) Awesome bag. Not just for the price. Goes great with a Tribe Provisions Hammock or Tent too. Bag has features of high end $$$ bags.Shock corded and baffled hood , two way zipper, large foot box... And some of it's own special ones. Inner pocket. Zippered pocket for the attached stuff sack. Sewn in loops on the head and foot are excellent for hammock use to keep the bag in place. Also the zipper is a 2 way separating one so you can open the foot box and pop your feet out while still having the bag on your body. I found it hard to fault the bag. Feels like something you'd spend 200-250 on at REII Like that Tribe Provisons adds the handle on the end, and I see the updated the stitching do it is reinforced. very handy for for getting it out of your pack. And it does stuff down nicely too

I purchased the orange version and overall I like this bag. I like that the stuff sack is attached and fits inside a pocket in the head of the bag. The bag was easy enough to get in and out of the attached stuff sack. There are two zipper pulls on the zipper so you can open up the bottom of the bag to get some airflow. There is also a small pocket inside the bag for things you may need while sleeping. I live in the Tampa Bay are of florida and we only get two seasons, hot and cold. This will be a great bag for our cold season. It hardly drops below the low 30's. The only thing I wish this bag had was a short zipper on the lefthand side so that you can fold the top down like a blanket. I can't wait for our cold season to come back so I can take this baby out into the some of our parks! I received this bag in exchange for my unbiased opinion.

This is the first mummy bag that I have ever owned and I'm pretty impressed with it. This is not a winter sleeping bag but will keep you nice and warm in cooler temperatures. Everyone else has pretty much said it all. I love the pocket inside the sleeping bag to zip things up and keep it safe. The stuff sack is attached to the head of the sleeping bag and zips back up inside to keep it out of the way. the zipper only goes about half way down rather than all the way around like a normal sleeping bag. A velcro strap at the top keeps the zipper from unzipping as you move around. I haven't taken it camping yet but am excited to take it out and try it out for real. Bag is machine washable as well. I also received this from Tribe Provisions for an honest review.

I brought this sleeping bag on the Devils Path trek in the Catskills. For the price it is a perfect lightweight and comfortable sleeping bag. The nylon material feels SUPER durable and seems like it will last a long time under the general abuse that us backpackers put our gear through. The nights hit around 30 degrees and this keep me comfortable all night - I love the cinch down hood that is attached (you can even bunch it up a bit and turn it into a small pillow). I think that the best feature of the bag is the attached compression bag. I am always misplacing all my compression bags, so it is a great feature to always have it on hand! I also love that there is a handle attached to the compression sack, makes it easy to carry around the campsite. It's the small details of this sleeping bag that make it great...everything was well thought out, down to the convenient stash pocket inside (sized perfectly for a phone or headlamp).The few downsides of the sleeping bag are that it doesn't compress down as small as I would like. It took up a large amount of space in my backpack. Also the material is not as soft as other sleeping bags I have owned, it really wasn't a big deal and this is probably due to the fact that it is built with super durable nylon. Lastly, the bag is a bit narrow towards the feet, not the biggest deal but felt slightly cramped. All of these cons are super minor in my opinion and I will definitely use this sleeping bag on future trips where I am not as concerned about conserving space in my pack. I will definitely keep Tribe Provisions top of my list for future gear!