Name: Exxel Everest Mummy +5F/-15C Degree Sleeping Bag
Brand: Exxel
SKU: 2581360
Price: 52.99 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.3 (1013 reviews)

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Exxel Everest Mummy +5F/-15C Degree Sleeping Bag

Exxel Everest Mummy +5F/-15C Degree Sleeping Bag: <ul> <li>Mummy-style sleeping bag covers head and shoulders for added protection and warmth</li> <li>Double-layer construction is one of the warmest designs; avoids &quot;cold spots&quot; where the fabric is sewn through</li> <li>3.5 lbs of Micro Tekk Z1 fill</li> <li>Polyester outer, polyester liner</li> <li>Everest mummy sleeping bag comes with a compression stuff sack</li> <li>Exxel outdoors sleeping bag dimensions: 84&quot; x 33&quot; x 24&quot;</li> </ul>

Stay warm even on the coldest nights with the Everest Mummy +5F/-15C Degree Sleeping Bag. This sleeping bag is made with puffy double-layer construction with 3.5 lbs of Micro Tack Z1 fill that traps plenty of air for extra warmth and covers you head to toe. The soft insulating layer also provides protection from any cold and moisture on the ground. The Exxel sleeping bag rolls up compactly for ease of transport and comes with a compression stuff sack for storage and transportation.

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I purchased these sleeping bags to give to the homeless in Fort Worth, TX.  I researched to find ones that would keep them as warm as possible for a reasonable price.  These were once advertised for $17.00 wish I had been able to get them for that price I could have purchased more to give out. I pray these bags touch the people who received them lives in a great way.  Looking forward to doing much more.

#BlessedToBeABlessing   #GivenWithLove

I purchased this sleeping bag last week for an upcoming winter camping trip. I was initially skeptical because of some of the reviews I read on here, and honestly didn't expect it to live up to a 0°F rating.

At the store, I made sure to open up the compression sacks (which are really great if you're planning on putting this bag in a backpack) to check the stitching and make sure there weren't any visible pinholes that would let the warm air out. The first couple bags I looked at did have these, but the third bag had noticeably less, and I went with that one.

If you're looking for a bag for backpacking, this is probably the largest I would go. The bag itself is plenty long enough for me (5'11") to put my feet at the bottom and still fold the hood completely over on itself. The compression sack works really well, and will get this bag down to about the size of a basketball (No need to roll it up, just stuff it in the bag feet first, cinch the bag, push down on the top and pull the opposing straps simultaneously). It fit into the sleeping bag compartment of my High Sierra Titan 55, but it was a little bit of a tight fit (see picture).

I put the bag to the test in a section of the Appalachians. Just so you know what conditions this review is based on, I will list them below. I was inside a Coleman Summer Dunes tent, which had the mesh top covered with a single layer of fleece blankets (we couldn't get the entire top covered with the three small blankets, but the gaps were small). The rainfly went on over the blankets, but we didn't stake it open for ventilation.

I was wearing an initial layer of Starter compression pants and shirt, two pairs of socks (wicking and wool), jeans, a t-shirt, and a fleece. The temperature on my thermometer read 20°F and stayed between 20° - 25°F all night.

I had the hood completely cinched shut (the remaining opening is roughly the size of my fist), and the bag was directly on the tent floor. I was comfortable and warm the entire night. The only problem I encountered was that I was able to feel the the cold from the floor come through the bag. This was remedied by laying out a winter jacket I had brought with me underneath the bag. I had also tossed in a 'Hot Hands' in the bottom of the bag before I was ready to lay down, but I doubt that this attributed a whole lot to the heat maintained throughout the night.

Everyone else had normal sleeping bags on this trip and they froze. I was the only one who slept comfortably and the only time I got truly cold was when I had to leave the bag to hand out additional hand warmers and blankets. It was a little chilly getting back into the bag, but cinching the hood, and folding it over allowed the bag to heat back up within minutes.

I was skeptical at first, but after testing this bag out I was truly impressed. I would definitely recommend scrutinizing the stitching before purchasing it, but all in all it is a great bag especially for the price. The only thing I would recommend if you are planning to take it out into the cold weather is a sleeping pad to separate the bag from the ground.

I'm tagging this part onto the review: As I was taking pictures for compression size reference, one of the plastic buckles on the compression sack broke (so I only uploaded a picture of it inside the backpack's compartment). I wasn't pulling hard, but I would make sure not to overtighten these and to pull them exceptionally slow. I'll probably just buy a new ladder lock buckle to replace it. I took the expectation down to a 4/5 for this alone.

Great, warm bag.

I needed 2 sleeping bags for me and a friend to go camping in the mountains. The temp there was 30 F at night. We we warm enough throughout the night. All we had was the sleeping bag and a cheap little tent between us and the elements. Also I absolutely love the size of this thing when its rolled up and put in the bag that comes with it. I bought the pack of 2 for just $40.

Great sleeping for the price.

I was very skeptical about getting these sleeping bags from wal mart. I have bought some really cheap items in the past and was very disappointed. It didn't help that the day I revived these I broke one of the compression straps. Not meant to be squeezed as hard as my 270 lb frame can pull. It did compress ok, but not as small as I wanted. I did fit it in the bottom of my osprey pack which was good enough for me. Used it on a overnight trip on parris mountain sc on march 18, 2013. It got down to about 35-40 deg by the north lake where I camped. I was wearing light thermals and wool socks in this bag. I was inside a small light tent so no wind. Every part that was covered by the bag was nice and toasty. I am 6'1" and 270 lbs so not a small guy. I fit just fine but didn't have a lot of room to move. I actually got to warm a few times and vented the side of the bag. Very nice bag for the price. Would not only recemend to a friend but plan on getting two more for my kids.

Awesome deal! Really worth it!

I cannot overstate how impressed I am with these sleeping bags. Bought the two-back deal online a couple weeks before an upcoming cubscouts camping trip. The box arrived in a couple days which left over a week for my 8 and 6 year old boys to "test” them at home. They slept in their new sleeping bags for 4 nights in their bedrooms. On the first night they got a little too warm, so we unzipped the bottom of the double-zipper about 8 inches and they were cozy at cool room temperature. I even slept in one for a night and found it comfortable and roomy for a 6 foot- 280 pound guy. During the camping trip the overnight temp dropped to 36 degrees… the boys were snug and comfy in their sleeping bags while I was a bit cold in my high-end military sleeping bag.

The fabric of the bag seems flimsy, but it held up well to being moved and shuffled through the campsite. Each bag is reasonably light weight when packed. The sleeping bags fit well into the sack if you stuff them in instead of rolling the bag up. The stuff sack compresses the bags down to the size of a volleyball. However, you do need to be careful with the cinch straps on the stuff sack- I busted one buckle being over-zealous is compressing the bag down (not hard to replace but something I did not want to do...)

Overall a great bag for general-purpose camping. I would not recommend this for rough camping without a bivy-cover to keep the sleeping bag clean, and I would personally recommend a diferent stuff sack if you were going to hike a lot with it (the round volleyball is a bit awkward fastening to a hiking pack). Not only did I enthusiastically recommend these bags to the other scout parents, I fully intend to buy a couple more bags for my wife and I to replace our more expensive bags on our next trip!

Excellent sleeping bag at triple the price!

We have been camping enough now that it was time for some real sleeping bags. I shop at Walmart all the time and knew what they had. One day I went around to 4 other places that sold sleeping bags to compare. What a waste of time shopping around was! Other places even had some of the same bags as Walmart and were way more expensive. I went back to Walmart to buy these and they were sold out. I went home and ordered them online. I got them in a few days. The bags are wonderful. Plenty of room even for someone 6 feet tall. One night it was 60 out and we were really warm so we unzipped them and used as blankets. They washed great and dried fast.

HAPPY !

I bought this bag over a year ago for hiking in Nebraska and Colorado. I have used it several times, and each time has been tested in below 35 degree weather. It kept me warm each time. Now, I was curious to see if it could handle 0 degrees like it said when I bought it. Last night it was going to get down to zero, which it did, so I camped out on our non insulated porch where the temp got down to zero. I just wore off brand underarmor and that was it. I stayed warm the whole time except for my toes. I'm 6'2" and my toes always get cold, so I wrapped a shirt around my feet. I was fine the rest of the time that night.

My only complaint is the zipper is very cheap. It has come apart from wiggling around, but I'm always able to get it back together. Not as big of problem at 35 degrees compared to zero degrees. Love the bag. Never would have thought putting $25 into this to avoid a $200 bag would work out, but it did. Great bag for price.

To keep this bag working it needs taken care of though.

1. Hang it up when not using, even while setting up camp

2. Wear skivvies or tights and not heavy clothing (this will work against you)

3. Cinch the shoulder and head drawstrings tight and stop all the wiggling to get comfortable (you'll lose all your heat by puffing up past your chest)

4. I wouldn't wash it. Ruins the fibers.

5. Be patient with the zipper, it will work, but don't force it.

6. If it gets really cold, put something over your face, such as a ski mask or t-shirt, this will increase the feeling of being warm because you're breathing warmer air

Great for the price, temp, but zipper can be prob

I go on an annual camping trip in the mountains of Colorado. Last year we practically froze, I wanted to be prepared for this year, so I bought 2 bags. The night temperatures were not as low as I expected and were in the mid 40's. The bags were comforatable and keep us nice and toasty. Still need to try them out in a little colder weather. I am a 250 lb guy and had no trouble fitting in it.

Occasional Camper - Can't go wrong for the price!

Ok I dont do many reviews, so few products meet expectations or perform up to their claims. But I bought the two pack of these sleeping bags for the price of 45. I was needing the light weight for a long deep hike into the bankhead national forest. Upon receiving them I was satisfied with the lighter weight, the construction seems adequate and I even fit into it! At 6'2" and 280 it was snug but comfortable. But I was thinking there was no way these were good to 5f. Well it got to 21f the first night and I was unzipping the side to stay cool , now i know 21 isnt 5 but i am sure they will accomodate any temperature i am willing to endure out there. Quite unexpected because they are so light and compact. If you pay any attention at all getting them back into the compression sack is easy.. you can easily cinch it down to almost half as long after you get it back in there. Great product so far, and the only reason I only gave it a 3 on durability is I havent had it long enough to give it anything more as of yet.

excellent buy both for the value and the product.

I purchased a 2 pack of these bags. One of them came with a defect. The mini zippered storage pouch on the outside of the bag was sewn shut & unusable. I definitely wanted to take advantage of this nice feature, so a replacement was in order. I didn't want to return the 2nd bag which was in perfect condition, so I contacted the manufacturer about a warranty replacement. They asked for a receipt & documentation so they could send out a replacement. After I scanned my receipt, had a few email exchanges with customer service, and sent the customer servic rep a few pictures clearly documenting the defect, I was basically called a liar and told I had to return both items back to Walmart and order new ones. It would have been FINE if I was told this up front, instead of being misled as I was. I can never get back the time I wasted dealing with their customer "service." The bags seem to be okay as far as warmth, but definitely "cheap," but then my Kelty bags cost a lot more #but are in like new condition, stuff sack included, after 15 years#. These are probably a good buy for a slim budget; just hope you don't get a defective one. The sleeping bags easily stuff back into the stuff sack #yes, the key is you "STUFF" them back in, not roll#, but the stuff sacks definitely look like they'll only last 1 or 2 stuffs due to their extremely thin material. I've attached a pic of the sewn shut pocket. Upon viewing this, the customer service rep replied, "The last images you sent were not of the defective bag." He was ready to send me out a new stuff sack though, so I guess if your stuff sack rips within a year of purchase, it MIGHT be worth your time contacting the manufacturer.

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