Ozark Trail 40 F Mummy Sleeping Bag

from scouterjim

Bought this for my son who needed a bag with minimum bulk and weight for backpacking. He took it on a 12 day, 75 mile trek at Philmont, with campsites at 7000-9000 feet, rain every day, and temperatures in the low 40s each night. He told me that by sleeping on a z-lite foam pad, using a thin nylo...

from TroutBum58

Most people do not know a sleeping bag is rated with a pad underneath. The pad helps heat up the sleeping pad. - What I do is backpack with hammock system by Clark and combine a fleece sleeping bag as an insert or as a pad. Have 2 of the fleece bags. Also sold by Walmart. The fleece bag greatly h...

from jon735

I bought this for camping and backpacking in Georgia. I've only tried it in the house and it was quite comfortable.

from Campmaster55

This is the perfect bag when you head out for that summer backpacking trip. It is compact, light, and warm enough for most summer trips. If you wear fleece to sleep in, you probably could stay warm down to the rated temp of 40°. You could spend $80 or more and still not get a better product.

from ClimberBackpacker

To get a truly light (2#) sleeping bag you can either do tons of research and spend about $300 or get this Ozark Trail 40F Mummy. What's the catch? It's a little bit thin, roughly about 30% thinner than my Marmot +45F down bag [which was over $200]. If you wear a fleece inside it you should be fi...