AEGISMAX WIND HARD Twilight 0 Degree 800FP Down Sleeping Bag Ultralight Outdoor Camping Hiking Sleeping Bag for Men & Women

This quilt has exceeded my expectations for sure. The quality is great, and it is definitely warm (if you use it in the right conditions). This is not a sleeping bag, this is basically a blanket filled with down that has a sewn together foot box. It comes with straps to wrap either around you or your sleeping pad/mat. I have used it as a blanket when it wasn't cold enough to use the straps. I use this quilt as part of a larger system--I put this inside of a big agnes sleeping bag when it gets really cold out. This item is very light and packs very small thanks to the down filling.The only down side - do NOT order this item if you are in a hurry. The shipping took almost two months or more to finally arrive, so order it long before a trip if you have one planned.

Haven't had a chance to test it out that much but took it out for two nights in lower 40s. I was very comfortable and almost sweating. I was wearing socks and midweight merino wool base layers. I did use a sleeping pad with an R value of 4.7. Of note, I normally run cold. So this temperature rating seems appropriate. mesh bag and compression sack is nice. One star off because when held up to the light, it does look like the down is not well dispersed. As I continue to use this, I may give the star back if verify that it holds up to higher 30s. I don't camp in lower 30s.

I still have to field test it but my first impressions are not positive. It looks like it has no insulation in it at all. It doesn’t puff up after hours sitting out. Hold it up to light and there’s hardly any fill in it at all. It feels like a thin nylon blanket and not a puffy down quilt. The only way to be warm is big puffy down filled channels that trap warm air. There’s NO puff at all. I can’t see this performing well or keeping you warm at all but I will update when I test it in field.

Surprisingly very warm, and super lightweight. Took it on a snow camping trip down to about 10F at the lowest. I wore a base layer, and later a puffer coat as well. I woke up very cold in the early morning, but still got plenty of sleep. It’s only comfort rated to 32F, so the fact I was able to sleep reasonable well at 10F is amazing. Needless to say, if you plan on going lower than 20F I’d get the warmer version, or I’d plan to wake up cold.

Bought this for my kid. This bag wouldn't be for everyone. It's built like an ultra light guilt. Looks thin but is stronger then it looks. For an ultra light bag it's amazing. Repelled condensation well. Temp got down to about 43° still plenty warm. The top nylon is a little bit noisy when moving around. Overall great bag for the price. Found it comparable to my Thermorest Vesper at half the price.Update:I used this sleeping bag to finish up section K on the PCT. Hiking over 100+ miles with it. It worked great. Was a little too warm in the lower elevations. Very impressed for the price. Like it so much I have purchased a second bag for my kid.

I'm really happy with this quilt (Twilight 2). I ordered the Twilight but it didn't have enough fill for my liking. Payed the extra money for the Twilight 2 and I'm really happy I did. Have only used it in the 40s Fahrenheit but so far it's been perfect. I keep the bottom of quilt attached together with a bungee so it won't spread open when sleeping. I also got a down hood to make this quilt even more comfy. If you've never used a quilt make sure to tighten cinch cord around collar when it's cold out. This will keep a lot of your body heat inside bag. I wouldn't be surprised if this bag is comparable to some of the expensive bags but I haven't been able to test it in low temps yet.

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Very lofty and warm. Excellent value.