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After initial tests, I believe the lowest temperature at which this product can be comfortably used is 0°C. Assuming you wear jeans, a T-shirt, and a jacket every day, and want to rely solely on this cocoon – going below zero with it is risky. Even a slight frost will require you to put on an extra layer under the jacket or, preferably, use a sleeping bag, duvet, or blanket. The packed (non-compressed) size of the cocoon with the hammock is about 40 cm in height and approximately 35 cm in diameter. This really requires a big backpack, especially if you want to take a tarp as well. That’s why I plan to use the cocoon mainly when the temperature outside is above zero – then I don’t have to carry extra gear to keep warm. The cocoon with the hammock and possibly a tarp is enough for me. In other situations, I’ll opt for bivvy camping with a sleeping bag, which takes up less space. A few more observations – once you get inside the cocoon, there’s plenty of space, so you can move your arms freely; nothing presses on your shoulders. Overall, this is solid and functional equipment, great in suitable temperature conditions, but you have to account for the considerable size. Unfortunately, such a set with a hammock takes up a lot of room. If you want to stay warm and dry, apart from the hammock, you have to take a few other things as well, and there’s no way around it. That’s why I often choose a bivvy, but sometimes I also like to swing lazily between the trees – and then this cocoon is perfect.
