Submitted 1 year ago

By Joe

From Colorado Springs

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Comments about One Bag

Bought the one bag because I camp in many different temperatures. Second night got down to 35 degrees and I was wearing sweatpants sweatshirt and good socks. Absolutely freezing. The zippers go up both sides and grab material about 5 different times and would stop the zipper and I would have to fiddle with it to get it to work. I washed the bag when I got home and there is a spot that will not dry no matter what I do and there is a spot where there is no insulation at all!! I called northface and they were rude and not helpful. This bag was very expensive and underperformed big time

Submitted 1 year ago

By GeorgeB

From Gainesville, FL

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I am taking this Summer off to go rock climbing in quite a few Westarn State destinations. Mostly I plan to sleep in the back of my Subaru using a battery fan for air curculation. I expect to encounter a range of nighttime temps, from moderate to down around Freezing. I was intrigued by this bag and scooped it up. For what it is: 3 bags in one, the price is quite reasonable. I assure you it's comfy from the moment you crawl in. Is spacious with a footbox that's almost too roomy. I can see cramming a fleece top or jacket down there on a super cold night. My only caveat to you: Practice assembling and disassembling the bag before you take off. Once you get the hang of it, it's eezie peezie; but not necessarily the first time. Almost dinged it one star because it has a pair of little pad loops down near your feet, but no loops up around your shoulders. Thinking of taking it to my local Tailor and asking her to install a pair of loops. Other than that, a very unique and way-cuddly sleeping bag 4 sure.

Submitted 1 year ago

By Scubasteve

From Salt Lake City, Utah

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Warmth & comfort are the 2 biggest factors for me when looking for a bag. If I'm going to add a small amount of extra weight to my pack I would for a warmer more comfortable bag. That being said the weight of this bag is not bad. I appreciate that is has a compression bag as well as a larger storage bag. I love the layered design saving me from bringing a bag liner or bivy for colder nights.

Submitted 1 year ago

By Dmitry

From Undisclosed

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Very nice and comfortable sleeping bag for any season.

Submitted 1 year ago

By Melissa

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My teenage son loves this bag for camping; it's so versatile.

Submitted 1 year ago

By natnael

From Undisclosed

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I m using it to sleep inside my truck on the road, it is warmmmm and light weight

Submitted 1 year ago

By Denny

From Minnesota

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We are a family of 4, and we have 5 One Bags, 4 Individual and 1 Duo, and we absolutely love them! Don't listen to the bad reviews, I mean yes the zipper toggle could maybe be improved(most sleeping bag zippers need improvement) yes the zippers can snag on the material(Most zippers can and do snag if you don't zip it right) and yes for backpacking the entire system might be a bit heavy and bulky for some, but, the fact that in One bag you have all you need for most weather conditions and you have the ability to separate the bag for what weather you are expecting(If weight is an issue) makes this a great all in One system. Personally and collectively as a family, we all feel the One Bags are super comfortable, especially when you don't need the middle layer and you can unzip it and sleep on top of it, as it definitely adds to the comfort. Lastly, if you want an actual professional review(Sorry but giving 1-2 stars for common sleeping bag issues simply isn't fair), there are professional outdoor sites that have reviewed the One Bag, and the only negative they had to say about it was the overall weight which is to be expected for any all in one system. Oh, and to the 1 star review about 'Lying about the weight', big deal, you got some extra fill and you're going to complain about it? Woopty woo, you'd probably complain if it was lighter than listed as well, but you'd probably complain more about less fill than more fill, so either way you wouldn't be happy, also, who on earth weighs their sleeping bags and compares them to the listed weight, isn't that just going a bit too far?!

Submitted 2 years ago

By Dawgtracyt

From Cartersville GA

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The most uncomfortable sleeping bag I've ever had. I've had good quality bags for over 40 years. The zippers are large and annoy you all night. I've never had a bag do that. They cost 3 cents by only having an outside tab. The zippers are large as well. Don't buy this bag.

Submitted 2 years ago

By Ed

From Undisclosed

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Great flexibility for seasonal conditions. Needs a smaller compression sack for warm weather configurations.

Submitted 2 years ago

By Chris

From Montreal

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Its great except 2 things, the weight numbers provided are off by 1lb for -7c LNG & the idea to use anti-compression on the back is an error. Lying Unacceptable