Oaskys 3-Season

Number two material outer cover material premium 210, tea, anti-tearing polyester fabric, which is waterproof and breathable lining material 190 t pol...

I bought this sleeping bag for my daughter to use at camp. When we first opened it we noticed it's kind of hard and super noisy. Once we arrived at camp and used it the first night we quickly learned it get hot and sticky. Daughters exact words were she feels like wet vegetables stuck in the plastic...

It's just cheap. It has hardly any fill, it doesn't breath, you wake up sweaty, I even slept in clothes expecting this. I mean for the price I'm not even satisfied and I didn't use it till I was outside the return window. It only got to 50°, and I would have frozen my butt off if I hadn't packed a h...

Don't get me wrong - you get what you pay for. This is a decent cheap sleeping bag. But, I needed to start restitching seams after about a dozen uses. I would probably spend $10 more and get a slightly nicer bag.

Feels about as breathable as a trash bag when you are grimy. But! It's lightweight, portable, and served me well when I had no blankets.

I have plenty of road trips for work where I couch surf instead of paying for a hotel. I also have a tendency to pack an inflatable pad and sleep on the floor rather than taking a bed if I’m staying in a hotel with colleagues. (I’m unabashedly cheap; what can I say?) I picked this bag up because it ...

OK- it took me a half an hour after I totally unzipped all the way down the side and the bottom zipper all the way for your feet to come out. The bag is massively long , and easily over a 6 foot person could get in here. BUT … and this is a big but!!!!! the first thing I did was unzip it… the zipper...

So I could've sworn that the description said 10-20 degrees Fahrenheit. Based on the other reviews, I'm pretty sure seller changed the description. Anyways, I bought 2 of these bags in 2 sizes. We slept in a 6 person tent, on a 10" Coleman air mattress. Once the temps dropped below 50, we were very ...

So the outside temp went down to 47° F the night I used this and I had another extra blanket on top of me too, but as long as I stayed down in this I was okay warm, also with leggings and a sweatshirt on, but I haven't been in a sleeping bag in years and I was just surprised how narrow it is. I'm a ...

First, don’t unzip it unless you can solve a Rubics Cube in a minute. Someday when I have a couple of spare hours I’ll try to figure it out, but in the meantime I just rolled it up and stashed it until needed again. It is a good value and perfectly suited for indoor guest use and certainly outdoors ...