MT900 32°F/0°C

I've only ever owned 3 sleeping bags, an oex fathom 300, a rab neutrino 200 and a decathlon mt900 0 degree The fathom was synthetic and just over 1kg, I have to say I was very impressed with it and used it down to 0 no problem (I sleep warm tbf) it's only negative was it's pack size. The decathlon was very impressive packed up small and was around 900 grams and £170. Sadly I was too tall for it so was passed on to my partner who was still using a fathom. The Rab neutrino was a huge let down and Rab must have been high when doing the temp rating for it, the cut of it was also very restrictive it quickly got sold and that led me to quilts. For your needs the decathlon would probably be ideal. My main suggestion would be avoid low fill power down, I personally aim for 800+, 700 at a push. And be wary of companies temp ratings (looking at you Rab and thermarest)

Started taking my kids last year. They both have their own insulated sleeping mats and a 0 deg (Celsius) decathlon sleeping bag and merino baselayers. I’d rather they unzipped the bag because they were too warm than say they didn’t want to come again because they were too cold.

im using a decathlon down sleeping bag (0° limit) and stuff it with my msr hubba nx 1 in the front roll. works great!

Decathlon 0°c down bag if you want cheap and decent. Good warranty, certified down. Should be €200 for a bag with 0°c comfort rating.

Buy a 0 degree mt900 decathlon sleeping bag - an insulated pad and the mt900 1p tent. That should be good value and last some time.

I'm from Europe too, I usually look for Decathlon or Naturehike, those two I've tested them and they respect the temperature written, at least in Italy decathlon is the best price/quality ratio

It depends, mainly Forclaz,