I recently purchased the Coleman Cotton Flannel Cool Weather Sleeping Bag in green, designed for adults up to 5 ft 11 in, and it has exceeded my expectations in several ways. Comfort and Warmth: The cotton flannel lining provides a soft and cozy feel, making it extremely comfortable to sleep in. Even in cooler weather, this sleeping bag keeps you warm without needing extra layers. The insulation is impressive, maintaining a comfortable temperature throughout the night. Size and Fit: It's designed for adults up to 5 ft 11 in, so taller individuals might find it a bit snug. However, for those within the height limit, it offers ample space and comfort. Durability and Build Quality: The quality of the materials used in this sleeping bag is apparent. The exterior fabric is sturdy and resistant to wear and tear, while the zippers are robust and operate smoothly. The stitching is strong and shows no signs of coming apart even after multiple uses. Portability: While not the lightest option on the market, this sleeping bag strikes a good balance between warmth and portability. It rolls up compact and comes with roll control fasteners and an integrated packing system so you can't lose your stuff bag. It's a great choice for car camping or camping trips where weight isn't a critical factor. Aesthetics: The green color with the classic Coleman logo gives it a timeless and appealing look. The design is simple yet functional, which is exactly what you need in a sleeping bag. Overall Experience: In summary, the Coleman Cotton Flannel Cool Weather Sleeping Bag is a fantastic choice for anyone looking for a reliable, comfortable, and warm sleeping bag for cool to warmer weather camping. It offers excellent value for money and delivers on all fronts—comfort, warmth, durability, and portability. I highly recommend it for campers and outdoor enthusiasts who value a good night's sleep in the great outdoors. Read more
I bought this years ago, during the Covid-19 lockdown. Around that time I lived for 3 years in rural desert area with horses, living in a travel trailer... This was the perfect bedding. It's soft and thick. Really durable. I still have it and it looks like I've barely used it. But interestingly I did not get too hot in summer, I would just leave it partly unzipped. So it really work for me year round. Had to move back into the city now sadly but my heart is still out in the open nature, so when I go up north to camp, this is my all-season sleeping bag. Really impressed how long it has lasted and how comfy it is. The zipper never really gets caught for me, there's a nice feature to prevent that. I also love how it rolls up. I'm somewhat petite and short so it's very roomy. When I rolled onto a different side or changed positions I did have to smooth it out a bit, but after sleeping in it for years every night, it has done me a ton of good... The price I paid is so small considering how much I've used it and continue to use. So well made. Love it Read more
I found this sleeping bag after shopping around for awhile. I wanted an all cotton bag, no nylon. I think they are warmer, last longer, easier to roll up, and really just prefer them. They are hard to find these days. I haven't camped with it yet but I rolled it out and snuggled in. It's very comfy and warm. I'm 5'3, overweight and the fit was fine. If I moved down to have my toes touching the bottom (feet stretched out), the top of my head was just short of the top. It's zips easily, you can unzip it fully and use it like a comforter. The zipper is plastic, seems heavier duty/chunkier than I was expecting but it doesn't take away anything. I remember other sleeping bags always get caught in the zipper and it didn't happen with this one. The one big con and the reason a star was removed: It doesn't come with a bag but has a useless feature instead. It basically has some extra fabric at the top that you roll the sleeping bag onto (not pictured). It doesn't cover the whole bag though and comes with these awkward ties that seem pretty useless. I'd recommend searching the 'wrap n roll' Coleman feature. I found a video out there that shows how it works. Make sure you're OK with it or go ahead and purchase a stuff sack. I was very disappointed it didn't come with a bag. Luckily I sew and rip-stop nylon is relatively cheap so I'll sew up my own stuff sack. I'm happy with my purchase and can't wait to take it camping! Edited to add: This was $32 when I purchased. Edit: I finally managed to take this camping and made me bump it up to 5 stars. It kept me so warm overnight, it dipped down to low 50s and never felt a thing. I'll have to try it out when it's a bit warmer to see how it does then. I will say that it's much warmer when used as a sleeping bag vs blanket. Edit 2: I ended up just purchasing a carrying/storage bag for this instead of making one. This is the one I purchased (not perfect but I do like it): https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000LC6CYU/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Read more
just opened it and tried it in the house but will update after actually going camping. seems comfy, warm and easy enough to wrap back up. the only bad thing is, the bag it attached to the sleeping bag and doesn't entirely wrap around or contain it. in other words, its nice and compact for easy carrying but the bag itself is STILL exposed to the elements. it would be nice to have a little bag to actually put it in, not just wrap around half of it. im going to have to find a bag of my own to try to put around it. def bummed me out bc/ that is pretty unrealistic. but overall it seems ok so will see how the weekend goes. Read more
