Hygger – Original Sleeping Bag with Arms and Legs, 3M Thinsulate filling makes it warm, lightweight & small in pack size

Used it as a replacement for a summer sleeping bag. But I like the feel of it as replacement oneise

This is a solid product that is very warm and comfortable. The sizing was good, but perhaps geared more towards sleeping than general wear due to the spacious waist and leg sections. Arms are long enough to comfortable envelop your hands and I never feel like I'm extending beyond the limits of the bag.All the zippers have toggle ropes which makes it easy to open them, even when your hands are covered, and the main double ended zipper is a nice touch. There is a small pocket inside the breast but additional external or arm pockets might have been helpful.When walking around, I needed a belt, because the legs are bit too long. The suit comes with belt loops and these were the only real let down of the product. They feel like an afterthought, are poorly attached to the outside layer of the suit and fragile. Two of my loops were disconnected from the bag when it arrived and if you are not careful they are prone to catching on things and ripping the outer layer. Ideally, they should be wider and the suit fabric should be reinforced where they are attached.

I was initially attracted by the central zip which makes access for comfort breaks superbly convenient. The material used is soft and comfortable and the space for hands and feet inside I considered generous, as indeed is the overall inside space. The one inside pocket is small and secured with a zip and draw cords for the hood. I considered the insulation basic, but then there is loads of room inside to improve it wearing a good set of thermals, socks and even gloves, merino preferably. Considering the price it is exceedingly good value and an alternative to higher energy bills. Sizing I found accurate, ultimately depending on the ratio of leg/body length. A photo would look exactly like the advert.

Well designed and comfortable.

I am 5'11 and got a large size which has ended up being far too big. id say probably 4 inches too big on feet and hands. It is warm with just shorts and t shirt underneath and is ok to lie on top of settee reading with. So it's OK for primary purpose of not turning heating on indoors but can't really walk un it as too big

Had a summit suit was too small and not very warm this suit £70 more but worth every penny I'm 6'4 got the L that goes upto 6'9 have a few inches of movement in it. Don't buy cheap not worth it go for the best you can afford

Je mesure 5,7 et j’avais commandé un small selon la charte de grandeur. Malheureusement le Hygger était trop court pour les bras et pour les jambes. J’ai communiqué avec le service client et ils ont accepté de payer le transport pour m’échanger mon Hygger pour un médium. Super service, rapide et j’adore mon nouveau Hygger!! Commandez un peu plus grand.

Super sac de couchage pour ceux qui ont le sommeil agité. Permet de bouger librement et d'éviter les maux de dos.

"hygger – Original Sleeping Bag with Arms and Legs, 3M Thinsulate Filling..."I couldn't tell you how many times I've been in a sleeping bag and wished it had individual legs and arms. :-D I bought one some years ago from another manufacturer because they were the only one I found at the time, but I got rid of it because though I bought the biggest one they made, it was just too small for me.This one, the hygger, is plenty big enough! I am 6'4" and over 200 lbs. so of course I am always skeptical when they tell me the size ranges of things like this, but this one delivers. No wedgie when I sit or reach which is common with the coverall design. This is light weight and has the zipper in the center where it belongs. (not like that other manufacturer)One curiosity; this thing has belt loops! Thing is, the belt loops are quite low, like down on my butt. When I wear this with the booties attached I do wind up pulling it up when I walk - perhaps that is a way to address that. The other 'oversight' with this bag is that there are no pockets. That is really too bad. I think pockets would be just the thing for a hand warmer situation when you don't want to close the hand holes in the sleeves. Plus, a zippered access slot where the pockets go so you could access your pants pockets without having to unzip the whole suit. It could be that the designers of this thing thought of it as a sleeping bag - for sleeping - where I think of it in a more active light and one where I might need access to my pockets.Still, all things considered, I am very happy with this bag!

Wirklich sehr guter Schlafsack. Man fühlt sich nicht eingeengt. Bin 2.00 m groß und 110 Kg. Hände kann man öffnen . Fußteile, sind auch gut zu entfernen, und leicht anzubringen. Muss auf links und rechts geachtet wer.Sieht, wenn man ihn anhat , nicht so doof aus, wie auf eurem Werbebild. Das hat mich lange abgehalten, ihn eher zu bestellen😂Man bekommt den Schlafsack, wenn man eng zusammen wickelt, leicht in den Transportsack rein. Habe ihn nach Lieferung gewaschen. . War schnell trocken. Guter Kauf!

Trage ihn tatsächlich auch gerne Zuhause wenn es kühl ist...oder ich wie gerade aus dem Asienurlaub komme und alles hier in Deutschland zu kalt ist.Auch nice wenn man im Herbst mit dem Camper unterwegs ist und man nach dem Aufstehen noch ein wenig chillen mag.Schwachstelle sind die Fussteile...da findet die Kälte ihren Weg wenn man draussen damit bei kühleren Temperaturen chillt...auf jeden Fall noch was drunter ziehen