REDCAMP Ultralight Sleeping Bag - Perfect for Camping, Backpacking, and Traveling

Keith Semler: Used it for backpacking this summer and it worked perfectly. No complaints.

United States on Oct 30, 2023

Jonathan Michael: I've used this bag 10 nights so far. Temps ranging from 53°F-65°F. This is a great lightweight sleeping bag. It compacts very well and is much warmer than expected. Major advantage is the extra few inches of width compared to other similar sleeping bags. The zipper works seamlessly (so far). Easily fits into a backpack and doesn't take up much more space than a heavy jacket. Definitely recommend for a light duty travel sleeping bag.

United States on Oct 14, 2023

Customer: So I was looking for a nice little backpacking bag for summer and this one seems to fit the bill. For warm weather, you don't need much right, so you want something nice and light. So this bag is about the size of those fleece sleeping bag liners that you can buy to increase the temp to an existing sleeping bag, or even use as is for the summer months too. This here though, has a nice water resistant outer layer so it's best to use one of these instead.
It arrived yesterday, so I decided to see how it fits. I'm over 6 foot, 245lb with extra large frame. It's just a bit too snug for us big guys. Though it's about the same size as a fleece liner, it doesn't have much give. It's just a bit too small and tight for an enjoyable nights sleep. So what I decided to do is open it and zip a fleece liner to it, so now I have big double wide, yet still lightweight enough bag, that will feel very roomy and if it gets cold, I can kinda fold the other part up over me and stay extra warm.
Living in a northern state, I planned on carrying the extra fleece liner anyway, so with this setup, it will be more like a quilt but one that can't slid off during the night because it's actually a big,...

United States on Mar 18, 2022

JMM: It's a nice summer weight bag that's comfortable in warmer temperatures. My son used this bag for our last week long camp outing and he said it was comfortable. We even had one night where the temperatures got down into the upper 50's and he said that he wasn't too cold. Everything seems just as advertised as far as the sleeping bag itself.

The compression sack that comes with the bag is problematic however. It is absurdly small for the sleeping bag. As a lifelong camper, I am no stranger to a good compression sack. What's great about them is that you can put a compressible item such as a sleeping bag into them with relative ease and then use the attached straps to make the whole package much smaller. This makes packing easy and saves room in your bag/backpack. It also allows you the option of decompressing the bag for long term storage as it's not good for the sleeping bag filler material to be under high compression for long periods of time.

The sack that comes with the Redcamp sleeping bag is so small that you are forced to manually compress the bag while you're stuffing it into the sack. You really have to use some effort to get it all in there, and by the time...

United States on Aug 02, 2020