ALPS Mountaineering Crescent Lake Sleeping Bag: 0 Degree Synthetic

Let me start out right off the bat saying this is not for backpacking as it is large and heavy . However this thing absolutely shines in a winter car camping scenario. I've used it to the mid upper teens and was very comfortable

Used this sleeping bag on a 4 night trip in the desert and I was very happy with it. The temps were just barely dipping below 40 at night, and I was never cold. I only wore 1 layer on the bottom and two light layers on top and was comfortably warm. The long version fit me at 6' 4" 185 lbs.

for an inexpensive bag it a great deal. pretty warm and comfortable. only used a couple times but seems to hold up.

Very warm bag with lots of room. I’ve used this bag in windy 20 degree weather and still stayed warm. Heavy and hard to pack but worth it.

Got this one because of the larger size, I didn’t want a tight sleeping bag for “drive and drop”. This bag is big enough for me to sleep with my wife comfortably! Even sleeping alone the bag has plenty of space and is quite warm. A worthwhile bag.

Ok, continuing on the prior evaluation. It still is big no question, but with my Alps sleeping pad, oh what a confortable sleep one is in. Still keep in mind that this thing is huge ... really huge. Choose wisely other option if one needs a backpack bag as this would fill half of my Osprey Xenith 105...

Unless you have a minivan to fit it in, this bag is car camping only. Impossible to compress at all. But looks comfy for sure. The bag you kept at home for power outage but that one DO NOT BUY for any camping at all. As an example this fills my Osprey Xenith 105 ( yes 105 liters ) amost completely. But once you are fully aware of its limitation, an overall comfy bag no question here

I used this bag during a trip to Steamboat Springs, CO. There was a natural gas heater in the cabin, but I didn't need it. The bag is warm, roomy, and comfortable. It wasn't too difficult to put the bag back in the stuff sack. Just roll it up tight and work it until it's securely inside. Nice bag for the money. I'm 6' 2" tall and weight 230 lbs. with 48" XL coat size and 38" waist. I had plenty of room and slept well.

Yet to see anything wrong with this bag, we had dense condensation seep through our tent walls on a cold fall night and i was warm and cozy for a good nights sleep.

Bag itself is warm, but the stuff sack size took up about half of my 90L ruck.

Got this bag for my nephew for his club scout camping trips. This isn't the lightest sleeping back so not for backpacking but perfect for the beginner camper and car campers. Warm and soft.

Fast delivery, comfortable, warm sleeping bag we love them

This sleeping bag is very warm. Great for car camping during the colder months. The bag is lighter than most its size but it very bulky and would only recommend it for car camping, not backpacking. I'm 6'1" and fit in the regular no problem.

Pros: very warm, affordable

Cons: bulky, heavy, and difficult to store.

I had a tough time with the zipper (may be just my specific bag) getting caught on the lining- one of my biggest pet peeves, especially when trying to pack up in a hurry. Fitting this into the sack provided was a nightmare.

Got this bag for my 12 son who is in Scouts. He used in for a winter Campout and he stayed quite warm in 19 degree weather. Great value!

Nice warm bag very good price well worth it.

Yes, I know, this is a large bag but I am using it for car camping. I am 5'11" and I fit just right in a regular. I like this bag. I am sure it will be warm at the colder temps.

Bought this for my dad before the deer hunt and he stayed warmer than me. Has a chest and zipper baffle, roomy and stayed warm, just wish the inside was cotton for that soft feel.

For what you get, this bag is great. Extremely comfortable and super warm. Since it is a 0 degree poly-fill it isn't the smallest packing bag but that was to be expected. This is a great car camping bag.