High Peak Outdoors Summit 0 Degree XL Sleeping Bag, 34" x 95" x 22", Blue

I am 6’8 215#, so long and lean, and I have plenty of room length and width wise. I tried the Mt. Rainer bag and was at the very limits length wise. This one has plenty of room. For a backpacking bag, this one would be tough. It takes up a lot of room in my Kelty Redwing 50, about half. I leave the stuff sack it came with and just stuff it in the backpack so it takes up less room. I don’t go on too many cold trips and I have yet to use this one in very cold temps so I can’t comment on that yet. But for the money this was a great option to try before I invest in too much cold outdoor gear.

I slept in it the first night I had it, it was in July so I had to keep it open but I'll write another review in the winter, the bag is HUGE I am 6'1 225lbs and in the Marines the CIF issue bags I felt I had to keep my knees slightly bend just to fit in the thing. Not with this I have room to spare which is great to store the clothing I plan to wear the next day so its not freezing when I put it on. The sac in comes in I have my doubts about it lasting more then a season but I didn't buy this for the sac and I will be more then happy to replace it with a better quality compression sac. All in all well worth the money from one summers night sleeping in it. Again I'll review again sometime after the first frost and give ya'll a better idea of really its zero degree claim.

I'm about 6'3 225 pounds.

Awesome sleeping bag for big dudes. I'm 6'5, 280lbs, and I was super pleased with my camping trip this weekend. 30 degrees overnight and I was very warm. Zipped up all the way, I still had just enough room I could turn over without getting bunched up. I was hesitant at first and didn't think it would be wide enough to accommodate my shoulders but once I was in and fully adjusted, it worked great. I would guess that people up to 6'7 would be comfortable in this bag.

I read the reviews from several that said they were tall and they like this bag. It all sounded ideal. I am 6' 7" and over 300 lbs. I've had the sleeping bag out when it was about 45 degrees. It was hot in the bag. However. I found the bag to be VERY confining and in no way could I zip it up and be able to get fully covered with the hood overhead. It is lightweight and retains the heat much better than my old 30 degree bag, so it gets an okay rating for now.

Bag is great, warm & soft. Stuff sack is big and strap ripped pretty stick

I’m 6’6” 240 lbs and I have plenty of room. The only down side is the zipper broke immediately after opening. BUT customer service responded immediately and fixed the issue.

I am 6'-5" tall and weigh 240lbs. This bag fit me extremely well and kept me quite warm on a night in the low 20s (don't actually intend to camp in 0 degree weather!). I am totally impressed with it.