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Lafuma Trek Jr. Sleeping Bag: 30 Degree Synthetic - Kids'

Lafuma Trek Jr. Sleeping Bag: 30 Degree Synthetic - Kids' description

Lafuma put Warmloft 3D synthetic insulation inside the Trek Jr. 30-degree sleeping bag, so kids have a place to bed down when the camping weather hasn't been kind. Camping in wet weather isn't the best, and it's even worse if your sleeping bag loses its loft. Kids are even more prone to wet gear, because they don't get all technical about staying dry like we do. Thus, Lafuma made the Trek Jr., with 30-degree warmth and lightweight synthetic insulation that stays warm even when the occupant is soaked.

I'll admit, I'm a grown-up. I'm a five foot tall 30-year old woman, well-proportioned (not model skinny) and muscular. Not only do I fit into this perfectly (with room at the feet wiggle, and turn over (carefully), but I LOVE this bag. I'm pretty sure the coldest I've been in has been around 40 degrees and I've always been very comfortable. These have been in early Spring in the upper reaches of the U.S. (BWCA in Minnesota and upper reaches of Lake Champlain). In all cases, I've been in just a "regular" (not super fancy/insulated) tent and on islands with lots of breezes. The fabric is breathable (so you don't wake up all sweaty), and I love the small pocket by the head for little items. The bag easily pulls closed without snags and then velcros shut for a comfy and snug (but not too snug) fit. There are also loops at the bottom to attach to your sleeping pad so you don't slide or wiggle all over the tent. And it all fits into a stuff sack that fits in the sleeping bag compartment of my pack with tons of room to shove other stuff around it. Given how much I love this bag, and it's low cost at purchase time, it's unlikely that I'll buy a "grown-up" sleeping bag unless I decide to do some extreme camping.

This is a Great Bag. My son love's it!