Worldling WATERPROOF 30 DEGREE Hammock Sleeping bag, Underquilt, Pod system, Technical blanket, INCLUDED WITH Tree straps and Hammock

This is exactly what I was looking for. A great, warm pod system good and comfy down to about 20 degrees. In my opinion it could go a little colder, but I didn't have the chance to test that out. When I took the bag out, temps were reported to be in the low 30s, but I suspect it went a little chillier than that. With thermals and a decent sleeping pad, I would have no qualms about camping in this bag down at or around 20f.The only critiques I have are minor when you take the price into consideration.1) the sleeping bag portion doesn't compact down very small. However, if you really smush the compression sack down, it's manageable in a backpack.2) the hammock straps were crazy heavy. I replaced mine with a lighter set from my Covacure hammock.3) the caribiners on this hammock are AWFUL. You'll definitely want to replace them. Mine were tearing the nylon on my hammock straps, causing it to fray and break apart. I replaced the caribiners to save my straps from disintegrating.Now, when you compare this sleep system to others on the market, you'll find the cost to replace the two items that will need it is minimal, and the overall cost ($100 including replacement parts) is about half what other systems rated for the same temps will cost you.For hammock camping: Always use a sleeping pad. Yes, in your hammock. The extra layer of insulation is critical to avoiding "cold butt syndrome". I personally didn't have a pad that would pack down small enough for my bag on that trip, so I used my camp seat, an inflatable cushion-type seat, as butt insulation. I did have some minor cold spots on my hips, but it was more than liveable.Also, I don't think this system would work for anyone who is larger in the waistline, or taller than me. I am a busty, curvy 5'5" and I managed to kick the footbox loose on the second night. No malfunction on the pod's part, just a weird fluke as I normally don't kick in my sleep. I could close the system over my head if I'd wanted to but I find it difficult to sleep that way, so I opted not to. In hindsight, safety pinning the pull cord on the foot end would have solved the kicking problem, but I didn't anticipate needing safety pins while camping. My bad. This would have been crucial if it had been cold enough to try to sleep with the pod closed over my head, though, as the footbox would have been basically up against my toes.Overall an amazing buy for the price. I think a better stuff sack may be in order for the sleeping bag, but the trade-off was well worth it for me. Will be looking forward to more Worldling products coming out, as I am most comfortable hammock camping and this one was a big hit with me.

Used this hammock to hang out and take a nap in 30 degree weather in the mountains of Colorado. There was snow on the ground and I was HOT cuddled up in my hammock sleeping bag. Would definitely consider camping overnight in it. I tried doing that once in my eno hammock with a sleeping bag inside, and was freezing the whole time. This hammock/sleeping bag hammock design is totally different because it doesn’t let the cold air whip under you. The cocoon style bag keep you cozy and super comfy. Color and quality is great, highly recommend!

I took this Hammock and sleeping bag with me on my most recent spontaneous camping trip, and it fulfilled all of my needs for warmth, comfort, and a light carry load. I spent hours in it with no issues. I even had my one year old hyper puppy in the Hammock with me and had no issues with rips or tears! I was blown away by the durability of this product! For anyone who is an outdoor fanatic, this must be on your list of reliable gear!

The Worldling hammock & sleeping bag have changed my view on camping! I don’t like being cold or uncomfortable and this system is amazing. I was not only comfortable but warm too! Bring on the outdoors!!