Fahrenheit XXL

I have very broad shoulders and "normal" sleeping bags feel like straight jackets to me when I zip them up. This TETON Sports Fahrenheit XXL 0F Sleeping Bag was the perfect solution! There's enough room to move inside the bag and the inside lining is soft and didn't get snagged by my clothing or rough hands. The zipper was on par with other sleeping bags, as far as ease of operation goes.I recently used it on a camping trip where the temperatures dropped below freezing and had no problem staying warm and comfortable wearing normal, indoor PJ bottoms and a tee shirt. Of course, the Semoo D-Shape Door, 3-4 Person, 4-Season Lightweight Family Camping/Traveling Tent with Compression Bag helped with that somewhat, but my son needed extra blankets with his bag so I know it was cold in the tent, too. We both used a ALPS Mountaineering Comfort Series Air Pad - Long under our bags to insulate against the cold ground. I'll be buying him a TETON Fahrenheit bag for the next trip.Keep in mind that this is NOT a hiking bag. It's big and heavy and not something you'd want to carry around for an entire day. The stuff sack is nice but can still only get to a certain size. The sleeping bag fits into the stuff sack tightly, but is easy with a little practice. It can be either rolled and shoved in OR just stuffed in haphazardly, if you're in a hurry. I've made it fit both ways. Overall, I'm very happy with this purchase.

I had my doubts as to how warm I would be sleeping in this since it doesn't feel as thick as my other bag rated for 15 °F. But, it kept me warm through the coldest night (24 °F) I've ever camped through. The ability to stay warm was not hindered by the large size which gave me plenty of room to adjust positions and remain comfortable in. Definitely worth the price.

I can't remember the last time (if ever) that I have slept in a sleeping bag that *truly* accommodated my 6' 7" body. This one does and I love it just because of that fact alone. It's a heavy bag constructed of flannel on the inside. It's dubiously rated at 0 F. It's been comfortable for me in the mid-20 F range but I wouldn't use it for temperatures any lower than 20's. It's clearly a front-country bag - don't expect any goose-down or high-tech fiber-fill here - and it's way too heavy for backpacking.

The Teton bag is well made, quite durable, & warm! The bag was roomy, and very comfortable. I'm 6' 2" @ 295 lbs, and this sleeping bag put my Coleman to shame. A must buy if you want comfort, quality, & durability at a great price. The coldest temp was 21 del F. & I stayed comfortable.

I've used this bag for 5 tent camping trips. The average nighttime temp was 25 degrees. This bag performed as expected. It was nice and warm.Pros:-Nice and warm at 25 degrees FVery soft insidesZipper very strong with a nice velcro flap to keep it zipped upNice carry bag includedCons:Hard to re-pack the sleeping bag in the carry bag.

Very comfortable and warm sleeping bag. I camp 5-6 times a year. The lowest temperature I used this bag was 40F and it was warm enough to sleep at night. The bag is a good quality item. Very happy that I got it.

I'm a fat cow and this bag has plenty of room. Definitely worth the money. 10/10 would buy it again

It’s a nice bag at 34 degrees anything colder then that and you will get cold.

Excelente,

The best! My husband is around 6 ft 2 in and always found sleeping bags to be too short. He likes to sleep straight out but snuggle around the neck. I bought a smaller version and we both just love them! Takes A bit of struggling to get back in the bag but the more often we did it, the easier it became. I would highly recommend these bags.