Comments about Mountain Hardwear UltraLamina 32 Degree Sleeping Bag:

This bag is light, warm and compresses to a small size. I would give it 5 stars if the zippers didn't snag so easily.

Comments about Mountain Hardwear UltraLamina 32 Degree Sleeping Bag:

Living in Georgia, nights rarely get super cold and I wanted a light sleeping bag I could take with me for trips in the back country. After much research I decided to buy this bag and I don't regret it.

It comes in a mesh sack for long-term storage and also has a compression sack for backpacking and other adventures. The sleeping bag itself packs very small and is super light. Although most camping I do is in warmish temperatures, I did take the bag to Acadia inMaine in early June and I was quite comfortable in a tent without a sleeping pad (I did have to put the hood on at some point--I usually like to stuff the hood with shirts for padding, but got a bit cold around 3 or 4 am). I am 5'9 and the fit is quite perfect for me, not too large or too tight at the shoulders.

Because of its weight and design, this sleeping bag is not super rugged so if you are an ultralighter who likes to sleep under the stars on a pile of leaves, you may damage it quickly.