Echo Park - Camping Sleeping Bag

Extremely cozy and warm. You feel luxurious while camping. Versatile with the pillow area attachment (you can just jam a sweatshirt in it to make a pillow) and the zippers help with heat control

This is a fantastic sleeping bag. It's warm and wide, which is great for back sleepers and curvy hips. It attaches to my sleeping pad and worked well!

I really love this bag. I'm a warm sleeper, but at 50 degrees I was sweating. The great thing about this is the ability to unzip both sides of the bag getting some ventilation and feeling like more of a "quilt" than a "bag". It packs down fairly small and is very comfortable.

Getting ready for a never-ending around-the-world tour starting in May. Decided on the Big Agnes for a sleep system. Threw it on the bed. Climbed in. Uber comfy! Roomy! Keeps you WARM! Had to sleep on top with a sheet. Pitched my tent. Temp dropped to 36. Using a cheap 1.7 pad. Long sleeve T and PJ bottoms. Way warm. Only problem is, it's HUGE rolled up. Going to have to strap it on top of my rear bag. Other than that: worth the $$. Great bag.

Great for a pad and side sleeping plenty of room.

The sleeping bag is mostly well made (except as noted below) and comfortable. I had a couple of issues with it. 1. The liner used inside the bag is not compatible with wearing long johns or sweats, or other fabric material. Whatever you might wear, snags on the liner like Velcro, pulling the bag with it, making ingress and egress out of the bag a chore. 2. The bags main zipper is terrible. I fought it for 7 nights trying to zip it up or down. It fought me every inch of the way. Inexcusable. 3. I bought the Big Agnes air mattress for it but got the wrong size. So, when I turned on my side with long johns on, it pulled the bottom of the bag over to my rear. Unfortunately there is no insulation on the bottoms of these bags so at 2 a.m. my butt was freezing off in 35^F weather. That was fun. I'm assuming the last item would not have been an issue if the correct pad had been ordered.

Like sleeping under a quult at home. Lots of room to move around.

It’s comfy and warm. Have to say, I felt a little cold in 38f weather in just a wicking compression suit, and I’m a hot sleeper. So not sure the 20f claimed is accurate. I bought the bag & pad combo and they’re not even compatible, so there is space for an attachment, but it’s to big to slide in. Overall, it’s a bit of a mixed bag…no pun intended.