REI Co-op - Trailbreak 30 Sleeping Bag

I’ve used the REI Co-op Trailbreak 30 when I started out, and it’s pretty solid for the price. It’s lightweight and packs down well. I’d also recommend checking out the Teton Sports LEEF 20. A bunch of my buddies swear by it, saying it’s warmer than the spec suggests. It's a bit heavier than some pricier options but really reliable for the cost. Oh, and if you're tight on budget and don’t mind thrifting, check out Facebook Marketplace or gear swaps for some great deals. People sometimes switch to ultralight gear and sell perfectly good gear for low prices. One time, my cousin scored a nearly new sleeping bag for like half the price at a local gear swap. Just make sure you thoroughly check any used gear for damage or funky smells. I think you'll be good with either of these. But anyways...

The REI brand ones are nice (and true to the temps they say they are good for). I have an REI three season single, and have used it to just below freezing with no problems.

I would definitely recommend a warmer bag, especially if you are in Canada, like maybe 20-30 degrees. I have a mummy bag but it's a bit oversized (REI) so I can move around a bit more.