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Price: $53.99
(as of Aug 16, 2026 10:06:49 UTC – Details)
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Customers find the sleeping bag to be well-built and of good quality.
Customers find the sleeping bag provides good warmth and is suitable for cold weather.
Customers find the sleeping bag comfortable and cozy.
Customers find the sleeping bag worth its price, with one mentioning it's particularly suitable for cold-weather camping.
Customers find the sleeping bag soft inside, with one mentioning that the padding is sufficient.
Customers have mixed opinions about the sleeping bag's size, with some finding it roomy while others consider it too small.
Customers have mixed experiences with the sleeping bag's zipper, with some finding it fantastic while others report that it came apart and is useless if it doesn't work properly.
Customers find the sleeping bag difficult to roll up and put away, with multiple customers noting it's impossible to get it back into its bag.
This is a well-made bag that is very warm. I had to unzip the side and let my legs cool down.
My complaint is that it’s bloody near impossible to get it back into its bag. I’ve had sleeping bags my whole life, I know how to roll one tightly. It took several tries and the best I could do was just tightly enough to finally force the bag over the end, but it was still so tight it took several minutes to slowly inch the bag up around it, like trying to force an eggplant into a child’s sock. I finally got it in, but it’s so tight the idea of being able to use the zipper on the side to force it smaller is a total joke. This would be 100x more of a pain if I were actually out camping; a sleeping bag needs to be easy to collapse and put away while you’re on the ground or in the rain or breaking camp or whatever. I could never take this bag somewhere real, it just takes so much time and effort for something as simple as rolling it up and getting it back into its bag. Seriously, did nobody at Coleman ever try to roll up their own darn sleeping bag before manufacturing tons of them?
