(as of Jun 13, 2025 10:05:03 UTC – Details)
ATEPA Down Sleeping Bag, Recycled 650FP 0 Degree 40 Degree 4 Season Summer & Winter Compact Rectangle Lightweight Waterproof Wearable Sleeping Bag with Compression Sack for Camping Backpacking Hiking
20D 400T Nylon
Imported
0 DEGREE DOWN SLEEPING BAG: Our cold weather sleeping bag are filled with 600g of coldmaster down (70% white duck down and 30% renewable Down Alternative) for superior heat retention. The 20D 400T nylon shell is water-resistant, while chest collar and hood drawstring create a micro-warmth zone. Windproof strips, velcro, semi-circular detachable drawstring hood and 3D baffle box construction are designed to prevent cold spots and lock in heat
3-in-1 VERSATILITY: More than just a lightweight sleeping bag – it’s a multi-functional outdoor essential! Use it as a traditional rectangular sleeping bag, unzip it into a roomy blanket, or snap the quick-release buttons to wear it as a hooded poncho for campfire lounging. The detachable hood doubles as a pillow, and three adjustable buckle straps let you secure it to a sleeping pad for a stable sleep system
LARGER DESIGN: No more claustrophobia! Our spacious 88.58″ x 35.43” design offers 20% more room than standard bags, perfect for side sleepers or taller users (up to 6’6″). The foot vent zipper allows airflow regulation, while the anti-snag two-way zippers (operable from inside/outside) make entry/exit effortless
ULTRALIGHT & PACKABLE: Weighs only 3.3lbs (lighter than most 0℉ bags). The compression sack shrinks it to 14.17″L x 7.87″W – 25% more compact than other bags. Ideal for backpackers needing space-saving solutions
IDEAL FOR OUTDOOR: With the lightweight design and packable compression sack, it is suitable for a variety of uses, including outdoor backpacking, camping, hiking
Customers say
Customers find the sleeping bag lightweight, comfortable, and nice-looking, with one mentioning its rectangular shape provides extra room. They appreciate its packability, with one noting it can be stuffed back into the bag, and consider it perfect for backpackers and weekend campers. The warmth and material thickness receive mixed feedback – while some find it warm enough, others say it’s not warm enough, and while some praise its construction, others note the material is super thin.
Jon –
Warm, light, and packable
The ATEPA 3-season sleeping bag is a great choice for spring to fall camping. Itâs lightweight, compresses down small, and keeps you warm in temps down to the low 40s°F with a good pad. The rectangular shape gives extra room, and the recycled 650FP down offers solid insulation. Comes with a sleeping pad and compression sackâperfect for backpackers or weekend campers.
Fit Chick –
Nice!
This ATEPA sleeping bag has gone with me from warm summer nights to frosty mornings, and itâs held up beautifullyâlightweight, warm, and thoughtfully designed. But what really stood out was how ATEPA handled my questions: no bots, no runaroundâjust real people who genuinely wanted to make sure I was happy with my purchase. That kind of care is rare, and it made all the difference!
Wilson McMichael –
Nice bag, faulty zippers
Zippers an issue.,. Kept snagging
Fariha ali –
Best camping product
Best camping product. Went camping, and what a comfortable sleeping back.Durable and very nice material. Warm and fits all size
MLoofburrow –
Awful Sleeping Bag
Bought this since I was curious about it and it was on sale for $65. I thought, “kind of like a Zen Bivy, but on a budget. Seems cool!” But, oh was I wrong.Let’s start with what was good about this bag.- The compression sack it comes with seems nice and well made.- The concept of the double zipper on both sides that can come all the way off to be a camp blanket is awesome.- Size is fine for me at 6 foot, 175 pounds. Broad shoulders and the bag didn’t seem too tight.- Another review mentioned it wasn’t a baffled bag and was sewn theough. It is baffled! ( But this doesn’t really matter, and we’ll get to that in a minute. )- The yellow and grey color way is nice. And I like the logo details being silver to blend in with the grey.But, that’s where the good parts end… Here’s the bad.- The bag material is super thin and feels cheap. I’ve had other bags at this price point that feel a lot better. ( Synthetic bags, but still. )- They have it listed as a 25 degree limit on the compression sack. That’s laughable. There isn’t enough down in the bag to keep you warm at all. ( See attached picture of the bag held up to the sunlight. ) I laid in this bag on an insulated sleeping pad for 10 minutes in my 72 degree home and wasn’t even warm… In contrast, in my other 20 degree bag I would have been sweating after only a couple minutes. So, while the bag is baffled, it doesn’t matter since the thin nylon is just touching the other side anyway.- The zippers are awful. They get snagged on the thin bag material every time you try to use them.- The cinch cord around the top of the bag just straight up doesn’t work. It’s designed badly. The ends are sewn into the cinch tube about 3-4 inches from either side, so your max cinch is only 6-8 inches. Was not enough to keep the top cinched tightly around me. Same issue for the cinch around the hood.- Speaking of the hood, it’s really shallow. No way it would keep your head warm, even if it had enough down in it.- The pad holder is a good idea, but they just used pull straps instead of buckles so you get a ton of extra straps just dangling, and putting the pad in is harder than it should be.My recommendations to the brand to make this bag useable.- Actually fill your baffles with down. There’s no way this bag will ever be warm if it’s just not filled at all…- Fix your cinch design. All you need to do is sew it into the bag further towards the middle.- Use better zippers.That’s it. That’s all. Just 3 changes and this could be a great bag. The rest of it is just me nit-picking.Maybe I got a lemon that somehow got through QA with less down than it should have, but after reviewing other reviews images, those bags look pretty light on the down as well.
Laurie –
Backpack sleeping bag
Packs small & light. The way it can be secured to a sleeping pad, like a fitted sheet, is a good idea in theory, but is awkward and time consuming to secure to sleeping pad. Maybe start before inflating pad. Bag is very slippery and did not keep me as warm as hoped.
Parth –
Zero celsius(33F) also feel warm using this sleeping bag
Atepa down sleeping bag is really warm and comfortable in sleep. I have used in Lake Tahoe trip this weekend and really impressed with it’s water-resistant and nylon. It works well in really cold temperature as it has 3D stereoscopic cutting technology which is not there in most of other sleeping bags.It has 35.43in*88.58in which is large and comfortable for any person. I am able to pack up easily and easy to take with your any hiking trails. Really impressed with this product. Go for it.Updates: Purchased second bag – Green color which looks cute and it worked well for any camping. We have used last month at Yosemite national park and impressed with all features.
M. Brown –
As expected
Super soft and comfy. I love that it came in a pretty small tote and is able to be stuffed back into the bag when you’re finished using instead of taking up so much space like other sleeping bags. The color is great too.
Mrs D –
The bag has a nice feel, the design is great. However, for the price, the biggest fault is the fact that the down in each compartment slides around so you can be left with patches of the bag that are simply 2 pieces of the inner and outer nylon. Luckily, the night it was used was a warm night, but I worry how warm it will keep me on a cold night.
Feltz Yola –
Gut aufgeschüttelt und ruhen lassen, damit sich die Daunen gut entfalten. Hält gut warm. Eine angenehme Wärme kuschelig weich.