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| View Larger Image | "The E Bag" Ultimate Sleep Cell Sleeping Bag with Memory Foam Comfort Base Layer and Pillow and Coolvent Climate Control System | Misc.by DuPont
| 4 New starting at: | $46.99 |
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| | Sales Rank: | 82,785nd |
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FEATURES | - Experience the ultimate in comfort on a Memory Foam Base with Memory Foam Pillow
- DuPont Teflon Treated Polyester Ripstop Shell: protect yourself from the elements surrounded by a Soft Fleece liner & Stage Lockable Zips
- Outer Utility Pocket: zip your personal belongings away from view
- Coolvent to control the inner temperature with the glide of a zip & 7 Hole Litron Fill: ultra efficient for added warmth
- Stuff Eze Stuffsack, an easy to pack expandable compression bag included
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CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 3.0 based on 10 reviews)
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my review by Anthony L. Wanless (No,LA)  3 Stars
August 05, 2009
This bag is great! The only complaint I have is the difficulty re-rolling it and getting it back in it's case. I have to get someone to help me hold the flaps down in order to roll it small enough to get it back in the carrier.
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warm but poor design by Nefar (California)  2 Stars
February 27, 2009
This review is for the "e bag" mega premium bag from costco[...] which is basically the same bag as the E2, but larger.
At first try, the bag is nice and warm. However, as you dig into it to actually use it, there are several immediate flaws.
1. There are two zippers on the side of the bag to zip it shut. Only one of the two zippers has the little handle to close it on the inside of the bag, the other one only has the handle on the outside, so closing that side up when you're snug in the bag is very difficult.
2. When (if) you actually do get both zippers closed, despite it's cocoon appearance and draw-string, it's seemed impossible to get a snug tight fit where your shoulders weren't exposed.
3. The zippers come undone extremely easily! The slightest pressure, movement or just trying to get the one of the zipper to close gets the other zippers to open.
4. During the first day/night of use, one of the zippers got stuck. As I tried to fix it, I held on to the inside and pulled to get it unstuck, and the whole inside ripped and created a hole!
While I felt the sleeping bag did an excellent job of keeping me warm without getting me too hot (estimated around 50F at night), this is not a bag I can recommend to anyone. Without a sweater on, my shoulders would have been cold.
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Sounded too good to be true by David J. Flaker (arizona)  1 Stars
January 06, 2009
I bought mine a K Mart and tried it out the next day. The pillow is located at the very top of the bag but the warm part of the bag is down by your collar bone if using the pillow. The zippers were difficult to get all the way to the top. One roll in the sack and the zippers open down to the knees. The Velcro flaps sewn at the top of the zipper, I guess to stop unzipping, don't help at all, especially if you try pulling the cord on the hood which also unzips the thing. Nice idea but useless, unless you can lay motionless all night.
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good value by J. Nery (Savannah, GA USA)  4 Stars
December 22, 2008
Got two of these at Kmart for $32. The only mysterious part was the tempature or fill rating, but from experience My wife do well in them down to upper 30's with long johns and a fleece liner. They're wide enough for us to fit another summer bag in them and not lose compression and get it down to mid 20's, a bivy might be added just in case.
But if it's cold bring your hat, because the hood is the biggest drawback for me. But well worth the price.
Repacking is not any different from other tight stuff sacks.
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SO COMFORTABLE & WARM FOR THE SEQUOIAS by MLB (Los Angeles, CA)  5 Stars
September 10, 2008
So far the most comfortable sleeping bag I've ever used. We have Coleman's, Swiss Gear, and a few others. This was used on a cot in a tent and temperatures fell to only 50 degrees at night, but I'm sure I could of handled 40. I woke up at one point and thought I was at home in my own bed and thought this was the best overall tent camping I've had in 40 years. Yes, forget about putting it back in the original sack. I put mine in a duffel bag. I will not go camping without it ever. Oh, my other family members froze in their bags--I felt so guilty. (When we returned home, we bought 3 more).
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