HiHiker Camping Sleeping Bag and Travel Pillow Set for a Comfortable Outdoor Adventure

Mr.Bruce: To small a tight , someday I may get one more adequate.

United States on Sep 11, 2023

Arniel Mirasol Jr: I’m 5’6” with an average build and would say that the sleeping bag is comfortable to sleep in. It can feel a bit tight but I don’t mind since I prefer a more snug fit during colder seasons. There’s a fair amount of leg room as well. I also get cold easily but this keeps me warm when I use it. I put a couple blankets over it the first night but had to take them off in the middle of the night due to how well the bag itself kept me warm.

There are a few quality of life issues preventing me from giving it 5 Stars though. One is that the zipper is low quality. It gets stuck often so you have to be careful to not break it. The other is lack of straps on the bag. No straps makes it difficult to put back into the carrying bag since it doesn’t stay rolled up well.

Random minor note: The small pillow is pretty useless lol. There’s not much cotton in it so there’s no neck support and it’s sewn shut so you can’t add any yourself unless you want to resew it. Still appreciate it as a little side bonus item though x)

United States on Jan 29, 2021

Liz Mystic: Most people use this outdoors. I’m using it indoors and here’s why: I’ve got Lupus and my joints have to be warm so that I can move. I just moved into a condo and don’t have a bed. Lastly, I’m allergic to dogs and there is dog hair all over the carpet that I don’t want to drag on my blankets. I lay the sleeping bag on top of some memory foam.

Now let me tell you WHY THIS SLEEPING BAG IS THE BEST!

Comfort: Squishy, easy to zip, smooth on the skin
Lightweight: I can pick it up and carry it no
matter how much I’m hurting
Dog hair repellant: Haven’t spotted a single piece of fur on it
Heat: I have little body heat and this bag reflects it back tenfold. I get warm wearing shorts and a tshirt in roughly an hour (5ft, 115lbs; not a lot of mass to get heat from)

The pillow it came with was just right for my small head and fits comfortably in the sleeping bag. It’s not as squishy as some may like it, but it does the job. The “snag-free” zipper system has two zippers so virtually you have no fabric snags which is handy when you accidentally unzip the whole thing while sleeping.

My condo normally is at 67F, but I personally need...

United States on Nov 20, 2020

June dowling: love it,use for school camps

Australia on Sep 14, 2020

squire: I have read some reviews that complained about how big this thing is. Well it is not intended for ultra light hiking. It is an old fashioned sleeping bag that will keep you warm. But really, if you wanted an ultra compact ultra light sleeping bag that was also rated for 4 seasons, did you really think you could get one for under $150????? Really???? Come on. Those things are damned expensive.

I remember when I was a kid (a long time ago) and I used to go camping with cub scouts and boy scouts, I had a sleeping bag bigger and heavier than this. It was a pain in the butt to carry around, but very nice to have on cold nights. It was also a real pain in the butt to roll up and shove back into the bag. We used to laugh and call it stuffing the fat lady back into her dress. Not politically correct, but hey, whatever.

I also remember when my son was camping with boy scouts and how outraged he was when he couldn't just shove the sleeping bag into the bag without first rolling it up tight and then 'slipping' it into the bag. It was such an unreasonable activity to force upon him. It was a fascist and an abuse of his poor young time... like he had anything better to do. That...

United States on Feb 22, 2020

~337~: My first and only sleeping bag I have ever owned before this purchase was a New Kids On The Block sleeping bag. I slept in my twin bed in that sleeping bag, underneath the covers I was thrilled to have to order a sleeping bag as an adult. I chose this particular bag because of the interesting coffin style shape. Creepy, but I don't move at night. I like to snug as a bug all wrapped up in a blanket. The bag was light and easy to carry while camping, but it did not do well rolling up and getting back into the sleeping bag. I was disappointed in the pillow. It was flatter than a door nail. I would suggest bringing your pillow of choice. I can say I didn't give this bag a fair chance to be tested by the weather. The first night of camping it got down to 25 or 30 degrees. I refused to look at the temperature after a while. I went to sleep in this sleeping bag wearing pajamas bottoms, the matching long sleeve pajama top. Underneath of that, a tank top with a sweater, with my bubble jacket and gloves on. I kept my hat on as well, and lined the inside of the sleeping bag with a throw blanket. That was always the plan. I didn't trust the sheer lining, but I also was not going to purchase a...

United States on Nov 24, 2019