Therm-a-Rest Questar 0F/-18C Lightweight Down Mummy Sleeping Bag

Sehr warm, sehr leicht, sehr klein komprimierbar. Bisher hatte ich nur die Gelegenheit bis -7° zu kommen, aber die waren kuschelig warm in dünner Merinounterwäsche. Also Komforttemperatur von -10° traue ich dem Teil zu.Habe ihn gut imprägniert und auch bei 2-Tagestouren in nasskalten Wetter keine Probleme gehabt. Wurde am Kopf- und am Fussende auch schon mal bisschen feucht von Außen, war aber gar kein Problem und Innen nicht zu fühlen.Wie sich diese Daunen verhalten, wenn sie doch mal nass werden, weiß ich nicht - auch nicht, ob sie tatsächlich schneller trocknen, als unbehandelte Daunen, aber ich vertraue Therm-A-Rest hier wie üblich.

I got this bag for winter camping and I'm happy with the quality, size, and comfort. I have tested it down to 14 degrees Fahrenheit and that would probably be the lowest comfortable temperature for me. I'm 5'6" and the short bag fits perfect. I would purchase again.

Performance is amazing! I love this bag! Zipper is high quality I love the zipper flap that keeps the cold from coming through. The extra wiggle room, and the foot warming area!

I have been really impressed with this sleeping bag. It's just spacious enough for me to be able to bend my legs separately, which is very important for the way I am most comfortable sleeping. It's also super warm; I've used it as cold as the upper 20s F and was still too warm when all zipped up. It also doesn't twist around on me during the night, because it has the straps that hold it in place on my mattress. The material is silky and soft against my skin. I don't dread being awake half of the night now when camping, as I sleep almost as well in this as in my own bed.

I just got this sleeping bag today. Here are my initial thoughts.Pros:1. Super light2. Long, perfect for my height.3. Super warm. I tried it out in my bedroom and I was starting to sweat after just a few minutes.4. Packable.Cons:1. Can't fit my arms into the bag, and zip it up because its not wide enough. I'm a big a tall guy. I have wide shoulders, whether or not if I am skinny of fat.2. Cost: Why do packable sleeping bags cost so much money (at least for me.)Overall it's the best one for the price...so far. There are other big and tall sleeping bags, however they are not packable, and weigh a ton. I'm not an ultralight weenie by any stretch (I'm too big and tall for ultralight gear anyway.) I am working on shaving some weight off, though. I don't want to be lugging a 100 lbs. backpack on the trail. Hiking and backpacking companies, make products that fit someone who's 5'5-5'8" and weigh a 150 lbs. Big and tall men also like to hike and backpack. We all can't be emaciated vegans.Anywho, this sleeping bag might work for me, though I'll have to leave my arms out when I sleep in it. Therma-rest seems to be catching on, though they still have some work to do. If you all want overweight people to get out and move, maybe you should make products that fit them properly.