Is that made strictly for cold weather or could I use this for 60 degree nights?
236549
If it's a bit warmer, you could certainly use it with the zipper open/skip the hood. Personally I've only used it below 50, but I own another, lighter bag that I use when it's warmer.
236550
You can use it for 60 degree nights, since it is not that warm. I have used it in about 75 degrees and that was when it started to get uncomfortable. I think it just depends on how warm you like to be at night and how many layers you wear while in the bag. The fewer you wear, especially with skin contact, the hotter you will be because your body heat easily bounces from you to the bag and back.
236551
honestly, i use it for all types of weather conditions. it's super comfortable. considering how insulated your tent is, you may have to refrain from zipping the bag all the way up at times. beats having multiple tents for different occasions.
888195
Yes, used it when it is cool outdoors, however will not keep you warm on a cold evening.
1632106
I used it during the winter just going in and out at about 45 degrees. It is made of basically a heavy sweatshirt material.
208626
Sorry - I don't live in a cold-weather area so don't know. Ask the manufacturer.
586311
if its performance in cold weather is any indication, you will not be able to get this thing off in over 110 degree weather!
1636520
First your question. I don't have an insulated one but I can tell you if you intend to sleep on the snow the non-insulated one will let the cold circulate right up to your body. I'm a warm person so I would never need an insulated one for very cold nights as long as there isn't snow on the ground. One other note, these have a tendency to develop very slow leaks which can be impossible to locate. I have to blow some more air into my during the night.
722764
I am using it indoor. Not sure whether it can resist the cold weather or not.
81884
Unfortunately I'm not real familiar with the camping conditions that area. All I could say is that if you don't plan on camping in below zero weather then I would get the zero degree sleeping bag. If you were on the verge of 0 degrees and a little below I think an extra blanket would keep you plenty warm.
277934
No to be quite honest, I want to try and wear it during the winter time but it just doesn't give you the warmth of a sweater. Quite wind resistant though would recommend for climate for 50 degrees and up but anything below and it'll have you shivering.
808193
I've used it in both summer conditions and down to freezing. I'm buying a warmer bag for cold nights, but for temperatures down to 40 it works fine, and it's a great price and weight for a summer sleeping bag.
151689
This comforter is a perfect weight for cold weather (we live in Maine and keep the heat low) but would be too much for a hot night.
638050
I've never had this bag at -30 degrees, but I've had it at near 0 degrees. It is a comfortable bag, warm but do not layer up on your clothing. Because this bag is made to reflect body heat back inward. I am 5'8" and find this bag to be a little too roomy with too much air space inside. But you can pull the bag into you to eliminate the air space. All in all it is a good bag, but is made more for a person of 6' + the company would do well to make various sizes bags for various size people.
292615
They aren't made for really cold weather but they'll do the trick. Anything under 45 to 50 degrees would be too cold
1216290
I am not sure if I am the one to answer that question -I live in Phoenix AZ - I know that they are very secure & you can wear them in several position ( mine came with instructions) I have worn mine in as cold as 35 degrees and have been very satisfied but it is not lined with extra material, you can however bunch it up for extra thickness around the areas you want to keep warm
2275894
It was only about 55 degrees when I used it and it was fine. I'm not sure about really cold weather.
10833
Yes. It is very cold, I like to use a pillow case. They also sell covers for the packs.
2151947
SPEC'S: Avoid temperatures below -10°C (14°F) or above 60°C (140°F).However, I tried it in my great cold City of Chicago last week when it was below 0, and it worked......barely.