Hyke & Byke Eolus 0 F Down-Filled Hiking & Backpacking Sleeping Bag

danilo corti: Non ho avuto modo di testarlo con temperature sottozero (paradossale, quando ti serve una cosa non ce l'hai, quando ce l'hai non ti capita la situazione :D ).

Detto questo è veramente ottimo, personalmente mi ci sento a casa.

Se fa un pò troppo caldo ovviamente diventa invivibile, ma fino a 20 e forse anche 28/30 gradi ci si sta comunque bene (detto da un caloroso).

Un pò ingrombrante, come i sacchi a pelo normali o forse leggermente meno. Non è certo tascabile però.

Non ho ancora avuto modo di lavarlo quindi non so dire

Ottimo!

Italy on Aug 19, 2023

Brychan: Thought I had written a review for this!!!
BUT I am really pleased with the sleeping bag, best bag I have ever had.
Feels 'quality' and is really snug. I have used it a number of times and once 'wild' and kept me really warm (about 6 degrees temp).

United Kingdom on Jun 06, 2023

Andy: correspond à mes attentes ! ATTENTION ! une note du vendeur, honnête, je dois le dire, dit ceci : la cote de température est une cote de survie, sa plus confortable à -1 ºC ou plus. A bon entendeur; salut

France on Dec 01, 2022

J. HeathJ. Heath: I studied sleeping bags for literally months before ordering this one. I was torn between versions that were $500-$700 for the lightest and warmest, but I simply couldn't find an excuse to warrant spending that much on a sleeping bag to shave a few ounces. Down to the wire before my camping trip in the autumn mountains this past weekend, I finally decided to order this and a quilt style to see which I liked better. This bag won hands down and I am returning the quilt.

This bag packs small for the temperature rating and is relatively lightweight. It fit easily in my backpack and fluffs right up when removed from the stuff sack. I got inside to test it indoors and immediately started sweating. It has plenty of room for me to move my arms and legs when fully zipped and works when side sleeping as well, although the mummy head section is annoying when side sleeping.

The best part is how warm I was at 15-20 degrees F. Sleeping bags are rated for survival - comfort level is about 20-degrees higher. I sleep cold and like warm blankets and found myself comfortable with just a base layer on in this bag. With a liner, it would be even warmer, but I don't want to backpack with...

United States on Nov 09, 2021

Manuel J. Vicente Montes (ceipso)Manuel J. Vicente Montes (ceipso): El saco de dormir Hyke & Byke Eolus 800 es una muy buena opción a elegir si deseamos un saco cálido en condiciones de bastante frío (Tª mínima de -17ºC), y cómodo. Las características del saco son de 100% 400 T Nylon y 520 g 90/10 de plumas de ganso. La talla larga sirve perfectamente para persona de 1,90 metros como yo, de hecho las medidas indicadas son de 230cm x 90 cm. El saco cuenta con cremallera YKK antienganches. Dentro del saco se puede encontrar un bolsillo para poder guardar un teléfono móvil o una linterna de pequeño tamaño. Yo compré una unidad a 199,97€ en mayo de 2020, que es un gran precio, pero aunque ahora que hago la reseña se encuentra a 227,27 €, el precio sigue siendo recomendable, aunque un poco menos, claro.

Su voto positivo me ayuda a realizar más reseñas. Gracias.

Spain on Jul 18, 2020

sssnail: ****Updated review after field use****
Just got back from my elk hunt, bagged one. Woohoo!

All right, now on to the sleeping bag. So I used this bag spike camping during the hunt, and knowing certain flaws of the bag, and typical setup of these bags, I was toasty down to 20 degrees. I'm a warm sleeper, so any discomfort at all would irritate the heck out of me, and my setup worked.

The following components kept me warm to 20 degrees, it got hot at times, so ymmv. I used an inflatable pad (2.2 R value, about 4 inch high), a fleece insert, with long underwear and socks. I also spread my parka out and placed underneath the bag where my back would be, between the bag and inflatable pad.

So that setup was warm to 20 degrees, didn't feel any cold spots below torso down to my feet during the night. Temperature didn't go down below 20, so I couldn't say whether it would keep me warm at 0, but I would imagine it would with an additional layer.

Overall, I'm pleased with the bag. It's super light, takes a bit of stuffing to get it back in the carrier, then the compression straps make short work if compacting it. As with any 0 degrees bag, you would still need...

United States on Oct 03, 2019

SueB: My husband and I both bought one of these for a trip to Nepal in November. Being only 5'2, I originally bought the 'short' size but decided to exchange it for the 'regular', which gave me a little more space and room to turn without wrapping myself up in the bag. There was also room to put my camera and phone and, if necessary, clothes. The large hood meant that I could pull it right over my head and read inside the bag. At night, I occasionally (but not always) put a small duvet over the top for added weight; however, my husband never felt the need for this and never felt cold. When it arrives, the bag is in a compression sac and you need to give it a good shake before using it for the first time. However, it goes back into the sac comfortably and, when you tighten the straps, it is small enough to go into the end of a kit bag or pannier. We were both very happy with the bag and would recommend it, both in terms of quality and value for money. The seller was also really helpful and answered all our queries without any delay.

United Kingdom on Jan 11, 2019

G.S.F.: I am a purchasing consumer, and my review is not based on a free review sample.
I am not getting any kind of compensation for posting these comments.

Completely happy with this bag. Recently went on a 14 mile backpacking trip to Yosemite, camped at about 6500 feet with some light snow fall that dusted the ground a couple days prior. Second trip was a nice car camping trip in the Santa Cruz mountains. Temps at night ranged from mid 20's to upper teens (F). Beneath me I have a thermarest Z-lite "egg-crate" and a Neo-air inflatable pad. As a 100% side sleeper I need extra padding for my hips and shoulders. Clothing was thin dry-release base layer and wool socks, nothing more. I also have a cheap costco down quilt that I spread over my foot/ legs mainly to try and keep condensation off my feet. I am a COLD sleeper too. Which by itself isn't bad, except when I get those chills at night it makes me want to pee!! totally sucks, I'm like a little girl in this aspect. Which is a royal PITA. I slept warm, cozy no problems with condensation or anything like that. There was always a warm pocket of dry air around me.

I am 5-11 and 195 pounds, average build. The regular length...

United States on Oct 15, 2017