Slumberjack Esplanade 20 Degree Synthetic Sleeping Bag

nice bag but stuff bag just a bit to small, have to work at it but can eventually get bag back in.

This is a nice sleeping bag. I like the fact that it has a drawstring top, but more room in the foot area (though I know this makes it less warm).Anyway, I slept in probably low 40s weather (on a cot and thick pad) and was reasonably comfortable, and on the thin pad in a tent (low 50's maybe) and also okay. My feet were occasionally slightly chilled (got much better if I put my heavy jacket over/around them). I think you would survive 20's in this bag, but not necessarily be "warm".Overall, for price, I am pleased. Excellent quality/materials, just not sure if "20 degrees" might be a bit of an overstatement.

Great sleeping bag. Used it for Macchu Picchu 4 day hike in October 2012 and I was warm! Typically, I am cold natured but had no issues .

I am 6'4, description says it fits up to 6'4, description was way off. Maybe fits 6'0. If I was shorter this would have been a good bag, but since I am not I just had the worst night sleep of my life.

Used this bag at the Boy Scout National Jamboree and it worked out great the one night I had to get into it. The rest of the time I slept on top of it. The quality of the construction is great, look to get many years of usage. I do wish it came with a compression sack. I purchased a XL sea to summit compression sack and it compacts down really nice.UPDATE: Been using this for about a year now and its still in great shape. I use this bag about once a month for 2-3 nights at a time so its getting some good wear. I do use a cocoon sleeping bag liner with it would not camp with out it. I really enjoy the extra room in the foot area as I move around allot while sleeping. My only real complaint is the zipper likes to be stubborn some times but I don't think I have ever owned a sleeping bag that had a zipper that worked great all the time.

I sleep with my legs crossed in a "figure 4" shape - impossible to do in a traditional mummy. I learned this while camping; not the best time for a bout of insomnia due to discomfort. I hadn't given much thought to my preferred sleeping position when I bought my mummy bag. I'm 5'4" and 136 lbs and fit inside my bag just fine until I tried to achieve my default sleep position. I bought this bag because of it's roominess and mummylike features. It's high quality for car camping. I don't know that I would pack it into the back country without a bivy but I'm not planning on wilderness camping. It's attractive and it's warm. Best of all - I can cross my legs! It takes some work to get it back in it's stuff sack but it's doable. It is just what I was looking for and I can't wait to use it!

I admit I should have read the specs more carefully but this thing is large and heavy. Very good for car camping but wouldn't want to try and carry it on a hike as it's far too big heavy.

Originally, I bought a Coleman bag and after one wash was really unimpressed with the quality. On the other hand, this bag is fantastic. If we need another bag, I'll definitely get another one of these. Great quality. Warm, especially for ~ high 30s low 40s temps we were in....but very breathable. Nice quiet fabric...so when you move around you're not waking up everyone else. I was a little worried that it was going to be very constricting (too mummy sized), but I had plenty of room top to bottom and side to side. However, slim enough that didn't have tons of extra room that didn't stay warm. Nice compromise if you don't want the super slim mummybag.

Bad quality ,