Greatland Grand Canyon Lite Review

"This bag is light, roomy, well-made and very affordable (around $40 at Target). It has DuPont Quallofil insulation and nylon shell and lining so it should still be warm if it gets wet. It's rated to +35 degrees (fahrenheit). Although I haven't used it when it's that cold, it was warm enough for me in the high Sierra hikes (above 10,000 ft.) I take during early fall and late spring. This bag is very light in weight compared to other bags I use including a down-filled Slumberjack and a Coleman cold weather mummy. This bag easily compresses into a small stuff sack, making it ideal for strapping to a pack when you're carrying a lot of other gear. This is a good moderate weather sleeping bag which should be fine for anything except very cold nights."

"This is a great bag at a great price. I brought this bag for $40 at Target and have used it in Pisgah National Forest. Altough it only has a comfort rating of around 30 degrees, I used it when it was 25 degrees and I was very warm. Not only is it comfortable, but it's only 20oz. which is great if you need to stuff it or hang it on your pack when you have plenty of other things."