Review on Sleeping bag TREK PLANET Yukon, red, zipper on the right side by Adam Wielgosz ᠌

I was looking for a sleeping bag with the warmest temperature indicators, but since the budget was limited, I was looking only for synthetics. One of the main criteria when choosing is the ability to connect sleeping bags. Traveled with a girl to Iceland in September. Night temperatures were from +5 to -2. 90% of the time it was warm and comfortable. I think at temperatures below -5 it will not be so comfortable, for such weather it is better to choose a downy option. The sleeping bag itself is big enough. If you are up to 180 cm tall, then there is quite a lot of space left in the legs, and a little on the sides. These gaps must be covered with warm clothes, otherwise cold voids will form. But this, of course, is not a problem of a particular sleeping bag, but of everyone. I think if you are a girl below 170, it is better to consider a more compact option to avoid this problem. When connecting these sleeping bags, even more space is formed, so you have to warm up together, or tuck the sleeping bag a little. The hood also does not fit in the tightest way, if the sleeping bags are connected. In one such problem practically does not arise. Lightning is excellent, never raised questions. The material inside is pleasant to the touch, you can sleep in this even without thermal underwear. Several times there was quite strong condensation in the tent - the sleeping bag dried out quickly even in a humid climate. Well, he definitely looks great. Of course, this is not the most significant criterion for a sleeping bag, but sometimes it's nice to decompose in one somewhere on the lawn or in the airport lounge area. I recommend a sleeping bag mainly up to -5 slender and short, and up to -10 plump and tall. And also as a great option if you need a warm connecting sleeping bag to spend the night together.