Therm-a-Rest Oberon 0-Degree Down Mummy Winter Sleeping Bag

Like sleeping in a warm snuggly cloud. Details on the bag are perfect. Deep hood with easy draw string and a big fluffy baffle around the face. Extra toe pocket kept my feet perfectly warm. Love the shape of the toe box so feet can be at their natural angle. I hate my feet being pushed down Straps to keep bag on sleeping pad worked wonders. Right amount of room to curl knees up. Easy to use zipper and snap. Bag fluffs up beautifully. Best of all, as a female, I am finally NEVER cold!!

The material this bag is made of feels awesome on the skin.....Warm too!

It keeps you warm, used few times in 20-30f weather. Its light weight. But I don't recommend it for those who like to sleep on their side.

I used this at high elevation in cold snowy conditions. It kept me amazingly warm and was extremely comfortable, loved that part. The main drawback (it's a big one, otherwise this would be 5 stars) was how much condensation and moisture it collected on the surface of the bag. Nothing else in my tent, including the fly, had any condensation. But due to all the moisture on top of the bag, it made getting dressed a constant wet affair. The inside of the bag stayed perfectly dry, just the outside. Again, amazingly warm and if you don't care about getting your undies wet while you pull your pants on then it's probably a good bag for you.

Love it. incredibly warm. i sweat a lot. Like a sauna. I'm a cold fobia person, so don't mind sweating. Didn't have a chance yet to use it on a really cold place.

Good quality

This sleeping bag is incredible. I sleep on the cold side, and used this bag through this past winter without any problems. Slept a few nights around 10-15 degrees and stayed very warm inside. Even did a trip that dipped down to -15F at night. For that trip I layered a 30 degree down bag inside of this one and threw in a hot water bottle. Both bags had enough room to loft up so it worked well. Stayed shockingly warm. It packs down small enough (relatively) to backpack with and is not too heavy. It is definitely bulky but so are all winter bags.Tips: Let it loft up quite a bit, and make sure you have two warm sleeping pads underneath - a Closed Cell Foam Pad on the ground, and either another CCFP or inflatable pad on top with a high R value to keep you warm. Also don’t wear anything but thermals and socks so that your body heat gets trapped in the sleeping bag.

Bought as a gift and apparently the temperature rating is way off. The person slept outside at -7 with a liner, baselayers and a hot water bottle amd still got cold. Might be subjective but wouldn't think so.

A falta de prueba en actividad, parece un producto sólido, bien terminado, ligero y muy cálido. Une buena elección para alpinismo rápido.