TETON Sports Celsius XL -18˚C / 0˚F Flannel Lined Sleeping Bag (228.5 x 91.5 cm)

Super warm and roomy, would recommend. I did the "Big Snore" charity event early March in support of the homeless. Slept under a cardboard box in this on a cold night and was as warm as toas, love it. Going to purchase the handed version for my partner as soon as I convince her that camping is fun!

A spacious and very warm sleeping bag.

They needed to go about 10% bigger on the stuff sack. I have the Altos Sport mummy bag -18, and the Celsius XL -18, and I have no issues getting them back in their bags. I am pretty good at it. I could barely get the -32 back in, and it took 2 days of stuffing... it's still not all the way in. I put the opening up, so it could exit air, but it's still so tight. I can't believe the sack even stood up to the stuffing without blowing. Other than that, it's just a ridiculous sleeping bag, weighs 10 lbs, and I will hopefully never be in temps near -32c. But the bag was on sale for less than a crappy bag, so now I own this... It will be a great buy, if I lose power this winter, and at the same time my city gets about 15c colder than the record... Teton makes great stuff. I use my -18 bag a fair bit, and I have never even needed to zip it up. It's like it's own bed, and the -32 one more so. So much padding. It's what most people envision when they think about a really over the top comfy warm big sleeping bag. Fuzzy, warm, you want to be in it. when it gets dark and cool. I use a 4man Geertop tent and a 2man Marmot Crane tent. You should use a tent with aluminum poles, they are just a step up from fiberglass imo. Nylon tents are lighter than polyester, but can stretch and sack when wet, poly doesn't stretch when wet. All cheap tents seem to be polyester, and nylon seems to be more for backpacking lightness, but I am not exactly sure on that point. I like a tent with a full fly, that comes all the way to the ground and beyond. I live where it rains a lot, and waterproof and warm is all I care about. Look for a 4 season tent. I use Naturehike cots, with Klymit sleeping pads and the little Teton pillows with their own stuffsacks and removable washable pillowcases, they are great and match the patterns in my Teton sleeping bags! So far, I have slept right through the nights with that setup every time. Good luck! Happy camping!

Comfortable. Keeps warm. Hand wash. No machine wash.

Very good quality product

If you are seeking a dependable sleeping bag that offers comfort during chilly nights without exceeding your budget, the Teton Sports Celsius XXL is an excellent option to consider. Firstly, the durability of this sleeping bag is noteworthy. It is constructed with high-quality materials to withstand rigorous conditions. Additionally, the Teton Sports Celsius XXL incorporates practical features such as hang loops for convenient storage and a two-way zipper ventilation system, ensuring optimal airflow and temperature regulation.

Sehr gute Qualität, Form und Farbe wie gewünscht und erwartet. Wurde schon mehrfach getestet, sehr warm, atmungsaktiv, auch bei hohen Minusgraden friert man nicht.