Down at a pleasant temperature. Cover torn at the drawstrings at the end of the third exit. (Cover ordered through customer service) Down cut offering little mobility.

As someone who is cold, I was able to sleep and feel warm, despite the humidity outside and the negative temperatures! In addition to that, it is light and does not take up much space. It's an investment

Very good I recommend

decent bag for april to october with a good sleeping mat

Great, warm sleeping bag. I'm excited. I sleep very well in it.

used only once but very good value for money

Totally adapted, I didn't feel cold at -3, so perfect.

I bought this bag (or its ancestor) in 2017 hoping it would last... but it became unusable! When I bought this sleeping bag by investing €200, I thought I could keep it for at least 10 years to make it profitable. Unfortunately, I will probably have to buy one again... Its strong points: The thermal quality of the product is undeniable, you can see the difference with a polyester product. The shape is comfortable. Its big flaws: the zipper is very very fragile. I pay attention to it, however, but after 1 to 2 years, it began to no longer allow the sleeping bag to be closed. In the mountains, in cold weather, in the dark, that's the last thing you want. Result: a few very cold nights! In addition, the feathers tend to come out of the bag so I wonder if the thermal quality is weakening. I used it intensely then about 2 to 3 times a year, especially in the mountains. Decathlon should consider offering the repair of this type of product, which is particularly qualitative/expensive!

Doesn't take up much space, is very good to use, the hood goes up quite high and is well maintained, keeps you warm.

Used in spring and summer. Comfortable and warm, the hood encloses the head well and effectively protects against the ingress of cold air. Light and very compressible, takes up little space, ideal for bike packing.

Having a 10°C quilt and leaving all summer between 2500m and 3000m, not knowing my resistance to the cold at these altitudes I opted for this sarcophagus sleeping bag, my first one at that. Super happy with the MT900, it has successfully accompanied me on every journey since the end of spring without failing once! I had planned some thin but warm night clothes just in case, then when I realized that after a few dry, wet and/or windy nights the SdC was sufficient in itself to keep my body heat and I shed it extra weight for the rest of my journeys. Being used to the quilt of being able to move without discomfort during the night, I dreaded the passage to the sarcophagus and feeling "locked" inside without being able to move properly and after a little time of adaptation at the level of the feet /legs, a sarcophagus is narrow anyway and I was pleasantly surprised by the product. Most of the time, I fell asleep with the zip open and without a hood and if a little chill came to me, I just had to close the zip a little and be warm all night. The double zip is also good, you can open the bottom and let one leg out either to "cool down" or to "stretch". The little black spot for me coming from a quilt was the hood ah ah this hood which does not follow my movement while sleeping unlike my hat... Same, it's just a time of adaptation. I am satisfied with the MT900, it passes 0°C comfort without problem with a good insulating mattress underneath (the best sleeping bag will not do much for you if you are not well insulated from the ground) and its compactness is not bad . The duvet caught a few drops of water here and there and nothing came through or got wet. Same nothing on the outer layer in terms of humidity in the morning really a good product, well finished and well thought out in terms of materials. It may be missing an interior zipped pocket depending on each person's uses... The weight, not heavy but not that light either for feather down, an ideal mass/technique/price ratio in this segment would be for me technical/price for 800-850grs or mass/technical for 160e but the vagaries of recent years have hit... It is a good product, even great product for the technical sheet displayed, the felt experience and the segment with respect to the competition. I recommend this product especially since it "sold itself" to other people who were still thinking of old synthetic camping equipment sold by Decathlon... I still laugh about it when I think back to some backpacks hanging on the outside of old sleeping bags too bulky to fit into these!

I'm going to share my experience in the Alps, I've always been very hot, I've never closed it completely (temperatures around 5°C). The 0°C announced in comfort are real, provided you have an insulating mattress. Excellent sleeping bag, it takes up little space once compressed. Bit heavy. Very good value for money