LOVE this sleeping bag! I use it as a stroller cocoon for my toddler and it works amazingly! Not only that, but it can extend in the feet too for when kids grow. It is nice and toasty with an almost jersey-sheet-like material on the inside! The zipper is nice and sturdy, and it fits well in the storage bag. Used it as a stroller blanket, as a sleeping bag, and the only thing I am upset about with it is that I didn't buy it sooner! It is puffy but lightweight. And the material on the outside is sturdy for camping too! Read more
True 3 Season Sleeping Bag. My husband promised my 3yo a pink sleeping bag for Christmas, until know she’s been between sharing a sleeping space with us or sleeping in winter footie Jammie’s but those were too hot for most of our camping trips this year. We have the extended portion zipped and she is a tall 3yo wearing 4T/5T. We will get a few good years out of this. Haven’t washed it yet, will update after we wash a few times to see true quality but as of now definitely comparable to REI or Coleman sleeping bags. We are avid campers and own everything from Coleman, REI, Mountain Hardware, Nemo etc. I’m just tired of paying $$$ for kids sleeping bags for them to get ruined/lost and was looking for something in cute colors that is comparable for less cost, we truly don’t care about brand names. Read more
I bought this for my 2 year old and it has plenty of space for her to grow. I like the fact that I can make it short so she doesn’t get lost in the bag now. I’m 5’2” and I would not fit length wise in the bag if I tried so I wouldn’t get this for taller/ older kids. The bag is nice and warm but it is bulky compared to my down bag. Very good quality for the price. I wanted something that would work for camping but I wouldn’t be afraid to let my daughter play with it if she wanted because it is expensive. Good tough material. It kept her warm outside by the fire in 40 degree weather. Read more
I bought one for both of my granddaughters and they loved them. They kept very warm when we went camping in Yellowstone and stayed in our tents. The nights were quite cold and they were snug and toasty. Read more
This is a rectangular bag, with actual comfort and limit temperature ratings, in a price range that I can hand over to my kid... and it's nicer than I expected! The insulation is well distributed with no gaps at the edges. There are insulated zipper plackets. The zippers are plain ol' zippers (no magic to keep fabric from getting stuck in them) but seem to work well. The lining isn't the ultra-smooth stuff that causes sweating and then sticks, but it isn't rough or fuzzy either. The 3.7lbs/fill bag has a comfort rating of 41F and a limit of 32F. So it's not ultra-lightweight, but we're not going backpacking -- and I didn't want to pay for an ultra-light bag that will require more careful washing and storage anyway. (Lugging their own stuff from the car to the campsite builds character, right?) I think it will be really difficult to get the bag back into the compression sack, but it has cords on the end for old-school rolling and tying. Edit: After taking the bag camping, I can say that my kid was ok using it in 50-degree weather. The zipper that holds the round/headrest part onto the body of the bag keeps wanting to come unzipped, so when we got home I zipped it up and sewed the zipper teeth together just past the slider. This is within my limit for reasonable product customization, but I would also have happily paid a few bucks more for the bag to have a zipper that stayed in place without modification. I have not tried to wash it yet. Read more
This sleeping bag is so thick and doses not hurt my back. It was so helpful when we went camping. and my kids said that they wanted to sleep in it every night. I would give this sleeping bag a five star review and it’s easy to carry around and does not take time loading into the bag. Read more
My son loved this sleeping bag for CANO this year. He said it want too hot or too cold, just perfect! Read more
Bought this for my two 7 yo daughters for their first camping experience in the Catskills. The zipper held up well and the sleeping bag rolls back easily into its cover. The only drawback is the material inside, its sort of a fabric like material, different from some of the other sleeping bag where the inside is more of a shinier smooth material. The difference is with the fabric material its harder for the kids to "slip" into the sleeping bag due to extra friction. So when they try to slip in or move around in the sleeping bag the entire bag moves with them or they can't get down enough into the bag without looking like an inch worm or sometimes the zipper will zip down because they are trying to hold the bag up while trying to get in. The zipper to the hood attachment seems to unzip too easily on its own. But overall its a decent sleeping bag and served its purpose. Read more
