Ultra-Warm Down Sleeping Bag for Adults - Lightweight 0°F to 20°F Cold Weather Backpacking Sleeping Bag with Compression Sack - Perfect for Winter Camping, Hiking & Outdoor Adventures

First impression:I was a little worried this might be a low quality sleeping bag as the price point is in line with what you can find at most big box stores (not specializing in camping) but I figured it was worth a shot. I went with the 15 and was hoping it would not be overly large so that I could pack it for motorcycle camping. My previous sleeping bag was a mountain hardware pinhole and when I removed the new bag from the box I was sad to see they are about the same size. However! The pin hole while packed into its storage sack is very dense and cannot be compressed any further and the qezer still had a lot more compression available so it can be made much smaller which I am very happy to see. I took the bag out of the compression sack and found that it also comes with a storage bag so that it is able to be store loose which I did not expect and was very happy to find.Size in compression bag:At first after removing the bag is was pretty flat and the fill had almost no body which is to be expected after being in a compression bag, so I allowed it to sit for about an hour and fluff up. When I returned to the bag I was happy to see it had filled out nicely and the fill had bounced back from compression nicely and to be honest even more than expected.Features:At this point I inspected the bag and did not find any defects, but I am very pleased with its build quality. It has some really nice features that are not totally covered in its listing. The zipper pull rather than having a pull on the inside and a pull on the outside, is made to flip from the outside to the inside and I prefer that because when zipped up you can flip it out of the bag and it’s not tickling you. I have had bags with the other design and did not like it. The Velcro at the mouth of the bag for stowing the zipper can also be folded over on its self as they have attached both hook and loop and this is a subtle add I. That I love because I hate leaving the hook side exposed to catch on everything. Well done on that!! There is a nicely insulated flap you can put in place to cover the zipper after getting yourself in the bag that some brands have failed to include or make much to thin making the zipper a very cold seam running up the whole bag. This one it’s easily as thick as the rest of the fill on the whole bag. The draw string skirt is at a good place to have the skirt draw tight around your shoulders and leave plenty of room in the hood. The hood of course also has a nice draw string making the bag very snug. I will say the phone pocket took me a little while to find (it’s sewn into the draw sting skirt) and though it’s not something I really planned to use, it’s a little on the small size any how. With out a case on I could fit my iPhone 14 into it reasonably well but if I use it for anything I think a small pen light will probably be the only thing.Fit:I am 6’1” and even with the skirt over my shoulders my feet where not at the end of the bag leaving plenty of room. Some people have said they found it a bit narrow but for my build I thought it was a good amount of room with out being to floppy and airy with a lot of excess material. I did not feel like my arms where pinned to my side at all and if I wanted to sleep in the bag at colder temps I feel comfortable in the fact that I could easily wear thermals or sweats and not be constricted.Over all I love the bag and I can’t wait to use it. I’m in Washington and the nights don’t get overly cold but I do hope to be able to use it with no liner or extra thermals, starting this spring. I hate sleeping in a cold bag and feeling like I have to try and wrap a blanket inside or wear more than shorts and a t shirt as it turns into such a hassle to pack all that extra stuff and then change and what not. I will update this after my first opportunity to use the bag.