Abco Tech Sleeping Bag - Waterproof & Lightweight

I was planning to use this bag with the Klymit Static V Lightweight sleeping Pad, and I still believe it is a good fit for this particular sleeping mat as it fits perfectly within the Klymits' footprint. I had intended on tying the bag in it's stuff sack to the top of my condor 3-day pack, and it is the correct size for this purpose. When I tested the bag it was easy and intuitive to remove from it's stuff sack and did not tangle or bunch up when I went to unfurl it. The bag is quite warm, like a thick comforter, and there was plenty of room for my feet. To the credit of the company who makes this bag, it was comparatively easy to put back into it's stuff sack. I don't have much experience with sleeping bags or mats, but the older ones I have used in the past have been an absolute bear to get back in their respective stuff sacks once removed and unfurled. So kudos to this company for making the packing process easier. I think this could be a fantastic starter sleeping bag if you are on the skinnier side (I am ~5'7") and not stocky. If you are stocky this bag will be too narrow for you to zip in and out of comfortably. You will need to wriggle into it earthworm-style. If you are give or take ~5'7" and skinny, there should be more than enough vertical room for you to move around. Though I do like this bag, I had to return it because it was not wide enough for me to zip into and out of comfortably. The other problem this bag has is that there is lightweight material on the inside of the bag which can easily get caught up in the zipper when trying to get in/out of the bag or when stowing it. Overall I think that despite it's problems, this is a good starter bag for someone like myself who is ~5'7" but much skinnier. It does have issues with it's zipper getting caught up in the fabric. Finally it packs down very nicely into it's original stuff sack.