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37 Reviews
Kim
Roomy, great for active sleepers and stretching out
Aaron
Great sleeping bag, comfortable, reliable, warm and lightweight, good price-quality ratio.
Happy Camper
I'm happy with this bag as it is light weight and packable yet is warm enough for cool temps. Temps in the 50s require base layers to be worn. I'd suggest improving the zipper though. It zips up like a hot knife through butter but down it always jams. When closed, one must wrestle with getting the bag/zipper straightened and just right before it will work. Zippers have been made for how long now and it's the same issue over and over.
The
This is a great sleeping bag for the summer. The zippers work great.
Hampton
Great sleeping bag for camping. The zipper placement is thoughtful and very useful. The sleeping bag is also easy to pack.
Michelle
I purchased this sleeping bag for my daughter to take to camp and it kept her plenty warm. She as in a cabin.
Meng
Nice for travel
Mark
Great Summer season bag, comfortable leg room. Bought a wawona 20 as well and that is the bag to get for temps below 50 I'd say. This 35 degree bag required a blanket when Temps went below 50, just not much filling in it, the wawona 20 has much more
Alec
Not very warm. Temps dropped down to upper 50s and was slightly chilled.
Liz
Soft and warm. My son loves the camouflage print. Works great for his Boy Scout trips.
Candace
Sleeping bag is well made & compact for easy packing.
Brandon
Love the bag. Pattern is dope. Zipper can be difficult to pull sometimes.
Sarah
My husband and I recently upgraded our sleeping bags, and we purchased the North Face Wawona Bed 35 long (he is 6'2") Sleeping Bag for my husband and the Wawona Bed 20 regular (I'm 5'5") Sleeping Bag for me. As avid tent campers, we wanted an upgrade from our mummy bags with more room to move but something that would still keep us really warm for camping in Northern Minnesota on the North Shore of Lake Superior. The North Face Wawona Bed 35 Long Sleeping Bag impressed us with its durability and warmth. The temperatures at night dropped into the 40's, with a chilly Lake Superior wind but this sleeping bag kept my husband so warm and comfortable throughout the entire night he slept in boxers and a t-shirt. It strikes the perfect balance between warmth and comfort. The insulation does a remarkable job of trapping heat, so you stay warm without feeling overly bulky or restricted in movement. Another great feature worth mentioning is the heavy-duty zippers on the bag. They are a game-changer in the dark at night, they glide smoothly without any snags or jams and make it easy to move around. Additionally, I love that the bag can unzip the entire way around so even in the warmer months you can use it as a top cover or blanket for more versatility. Overall, I would highly recommend the North Face Wawona Bed 35 Sleeping Bag. It's warm, comfortable, and built to last thanks to its heavy-duty zippers and excellent insulation. My husband and I had an amazing fall camping trip in northern MN and slept warm and comfortable! If you're looking for a versatile sleeping bag that will keep you warm and cozy in colder conditions, this is definitely the bag to go for!
David
Great bag. Looking forward to putting it to use in the warmer camping months.
Cheryl
Great bag for anything! Love the color too
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