Kids Sleeping Bag with Built-in Pad Fits Up to 46 All-in-One Inflatable Mattress Pad with Built-in Foot Pump

Let me start by saying how absolutely GENIUS this entire design is and that I was truly blown away not once but several times. Maybe I didn’t read the description or look closely enough at the pictures. IDK what happened but allow me to explain. When I first opened the box, I pulled out the nicely packaged sleeping bag inside of a pack approx the size of a drawstring bag and there was the mattress folded up at the bottom of the box. I opened unfolded it and when I saw how you inflate it I was AMAZED. I assumed it was have a separate pump that would need connected, be very slow and end up getting lost. I was wrong. The pump is legit built into the bottom of the mattress. You need need to take the top part of the cap off and press your foot SIDEWAYS across the area marked. Thanks to the check valve air doesn’t leak out before you can recap it. Then with it fully inflated, I had my 10 year old lay on it for about 2 hours while watching a movie and he said it felt great. I checked it over and it showed no signs of any leaks. Then, I opened the sleeping bag pouch and rolled it on top thinking that’s how it was supposed to work. NOPE!!! My youngest son, whom will be using this for all of our scout camping trips said there was an extra zipper and when he unzipped it, found that the mattress actually goes INSIDE of that part and ends up being self contained. The final test came when I decided to let all the air out and try to roll eveyrhring up as one unit. I was surprised once more to find that it rolled up nicely and fit back into that same pouch without much issue at all. WHAT WILL THEY THINK OF NEXT?!?!? Now for a review of the sleeping bag itself. Obviously the first thing you should know is it is meant for a child or someone much smaller than 5 foot. Luckily my 6yo is average aize and will get several years out of it. Next, this bag is made to be used in mild to cool weather. Definitely not something that can be used without a secondary blacker in the winter. It isn’t super thick but I’d say it would be good for 40-45* nights and warmer. Like any other zip up sleeping bag or even a jacket, if you don’t pay attention, you may accidentally get the fabric caught in the back of the zipper. This can be resolved by simply taking the 3 seconds to make sure the zipper is clear of any fabric. Problem solved. Overall, if you are looking for a sleeping bag that is comfortable, easy to pack up and comes with its own air mattress for your child under 12 years old, this is the one I’d pick and recommend. Read more

The media could not be loaded. Wow, I wish they made one of these for adults! This thing is awesome. Seriously, the thought they put into designing it should become standard practice for all sleeping bags. PROS: 1. The main draw is the insertable air pad—and it does not disappoint. I admit, when I first read it inflates with a foot pump, I thought it would take forever. But I kid you not, the pad was inflated before I even realized it—easy! My foot/leg wasn’t tired, I wasn’t out of breath or sweating. I’m still baffled by how quick and effortless it was. What a nice problem, to be baffled in such an unexpectedly pleasant way! 2. Such an effortless air pad bespeaks great ease in using this for camping trips and such adventures! I cannot even count how many times we have set out or picked up both sleeping bags and inflatable sleeping pads over the many years. None of our bags or sleeping pads prior have been quite like this one—this one is singularly unique. As such, it should truly add greatly to the overall positive camping experience—especially for the very fortunate little one who will get to sleep inside this comfortable, attractive bag and upon its soft pad. 2. That said, the pad inserts easily into the bag. Once there, it’s VERY SUPPORTIVE and soft—even though I’m a large adult lying on a kid’s air mattress. If it were long enough, I could easily sleep comfortably on it. 3. What a wonderful reality: a sleeping bag that won’t slide off the pad underneath and leave its occupant on hard, cold ground in the middle of the night! Again, I wish my adult sleeping bag had this feature. It’s amazing. 4. (Just throwing this in)—this is an excellent bag for any little kid prone to night-time accidents. The pad underneath protects the floor or whatever is beneath it. (Small niche comment, but thought it might be worth mentioning for those who’d find it meaningful.) 5. The color scheme is very classy and tastefully done. 6. The oval pillow pad is a terrific tool to help a little one’s pillow stay in place—nearly as well as this sleeping bag should. 7. On my own (didn’t see this on the box or product page until after I noticed these things), I noticed the zipper is OVERSIZED! It slides more smoothly and is easier for wee hands to hold and operate. To my utter wonder, I saw a zipper baffle—thicker, more rigid material sewn all along the inside of the entire zipper length: it keeps the thinner material from getting snagged when opening or closing the bag. We’ve ALL had that happen in the dark of night—having to become a groggy Houdini just to get the bag open or closed to stay warm. I can’t say enough positive about this feature! It should be standard on ALL sleeping bags—what a changed world that would be. Maybe more folks WOULD be happy campers, after all—and not have to grumpily ask, “Are we having fun yet?” Lol! CONS: Uh… yeah, um… okay, I’m really trying… er, I give up. I can’t think of any real cons right now. It’s pretty awesome! Oh! The only con I can think of so far—it’s TOO SMALL for me to crawl into and sleep inside! Ah, to be a kid again and have a sleeping bag like this! Oh well, I’ll enjoy it vicariously through my own kid’s enjoyment. In short, this lovely little bag gets FIVE STARS! I wish I could give it six or seven. Read more

This RANGLAND kids' sleeping bag is a fantastic, all-in-one solution for sleepovers and camping trips. The built-in inflatable mattress pad is a total game-changer, as it provides a much more comfortable sleeping surface than a standard bag on a hard floor. The integrated design means you don't have to worry about the bag sliding off the pad in the middle of the night, which is a huge plus for restless sleepers. The built-in foot pump is incredibly convenient and easy to use. It allows you to inflate the mattress pad quickly without needing an external pump or having to blow it up manually. It fits kids up to 4'6" comfortably, making it a great choice for primary school-aged children. The blue and gray design looks sleek and high-quality, and the entire setup feels durable enough to handle frequent use and travel. Overall, I am very happy with this purchase. It simplifies the process of getting ready for a trip and ensures a good night's sleep for the kids. It’s practical, well-designed, and easy to pack away when not in use. If you’re looking for a reliable, comfortable sleeping bag that goes beyond the basics, this RANGLAND set is a solid 5-star choice. Read more