Kelty Tuck 20 Degree Thermapro Sleeping Bag - Keep Warm and Comfortable in the Great Outdoors

Amazon Kunde: Super Schlafsack! Lange genug auch bei einer Körperlänge von 190cm. Sehr warm und doch nicht zu voluminös. Er ist zusammengepackt in den Stopfsack der mitgeliefert wurde, nicht grösser wie ein mittlerer Rucksack. Das Reissverschluss System lässt die Füsse an der Wärme, kann aber doch bis oben geöffnet werden sollte man zu warm haben. Sehr zu empfehlen.

Germany on Jun 13, 2021

Angela sparks: I have used this bag down into the mid/upper 30’s in a hammock without being uncomfortable. I tend to sleep warm, even in a hammock, but was concerned that I would be chilled on a recent trip. Camped beside a river in a hammock without an under quilt or any padding in the hammock... this bag did great! Already planning more trips for colder weather.

My only drawback is the packing size. This bag is larger than I expected when in the stuff sack, but I’ll settle for that considering it kept me warm.

United States on Oct 22, 2020

C. Pagan: I was looking for a sleeping bag to take on a trip and bought a few and this one was so comfy!!! Omigod the materials are so nice and unfortunately the place I went to was warmer than I thought so i ended up just sleeping on it but it was a pleasure to come back to it's comforts. Its not really for backpacking, it doesn't pack small. smaller than some but not really. its actually a bit hard to pack but its so comfy that i would lug it around for a couple of days, but not for longer.

United States on Mar 25, 2020

Creston B.: PROS:
Great Value
Seems to be constructed well.

CONS:
Compression sack lacks in quality (I immediately ordered another to replace and would have given 5 stars if not for the poor quality)

**I’m 5’10 and had originally ordered the regular size and found the regular size to be confining. I was sold on the bag so I ordered the Long and it’s perfect and I can lay comfortably on my side.

United States on Mar 23, 2020

Mike B: In 30° weather, camping in the southern winter, it kept me reasonably warm. That was wearing some thin poly hiking pants & a long sleeve thermal shirt for most of the night. At some point I grabbed a light jacket to throw on.

This probably wouldn’t be enough for 20° weather, but it’s adequate down to around freezing temperature.

I’m a 6’ guy with a decent frame, so it’s a little more of a snug fit than I’d like. I got it for a great price so I’m still pretty content with it. I plan on using it some in the spring & I’ll probably end up keeping it as a spare or letting my girlfriend use it most of the time.

United States on Jan 02, 2020

Drew WDrew W: Initial impression: well-built, zipper is good at not snagging. The one thing that is misleading on the post is the weight. 1.16 kg, or 40 oz, is the fill weight of the insulation, not the total weight of the sleeping bag. The total weight of the sleeping bag is 3 pounds 11 ounces, or 1.66 kg. About what you'd expect for a bag of this type, but not clear from the description. The item weight listed in the tech section is accurate, just not clear per the description under the photo.

United States on Mar 26, 2019