Abstract text

A multiple-entry/egress sleeping bag for adjustable body coverage includes a shell which defines an internal space. The shell defines a plurality of body segment access openings through the shell that permit a user to extend various body segments though the shell into or out of the internal space and thereby vary which body segment are covered and are within the internal space versus laying on top of the bag. Such body segment access openings are preferably defined at locations corresponding to the neck, chest, waist, knees, and ankles areas of the user. Means are provided for making the body segment access openings selectively sealable and unsealable.