We have three of these bags and the whole family fits them just fine. They're heavy and bulky but work fine when you have a truck to carry them. They're great for camping but obviously not for backpacking. The main problem is the insulation just isn't that good for all the bulk. I had a 0 degree bag from Marmot that was totally comfortable at 20 degrees outside in the snow (on a foam pad). On the other hand, this 10 degree bag is cold when it's 40 degrees on a foam pad in a tent. My wife was cold at 50 degrees. I was expecting the 10 degree rated bag to be comfortable down to 30. There's no way I could convince my family to sleep in this at that temperature, which has turned my family off camping for several months out of the year. The Marmot bag, which was down, was good 12 months of the year. It worked from 20 degrees to about 80 degrees just as well. Down is great that way. People might buy this bag for their kids because they believe it's more capable than a "sleepover" bag. It's more rugged maybe. I haven't found it to be warmer though.Get more detail about Slumberjack Lil' Timber 10F Junior Right Sleeping Bag.
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