REDCAMP Flannel Sleeping Bag for Adults: Soft, Warm, and Comfortable Cotton Construction

js cantone: Comfortable and warm.

United States on Dec 05, 2023

Brock Curry: It’s great, comfy, and keeps warmth to a fairly cold temperature!

United States on Oct 19, 2023

Evermont king: This is a great bag it is nice and comfortable and will keep you warm and temperatures above 45° I would not trust it for anything less. It's just a little thin for anything less. It packs really small but not super small if you're looking for something super small. I would purchase it again.

United States on Oct 09, 2023

Markas: Its light small folding and very cosy. The inside is soft and its nice and wide. Good sleeping bag I highly recomend it.

United Kingdom on Sep 26, 2023

juliefoley: I did a sleepover at work, and I used this to put on the bed and sleep in. It was very comfortable and roomy

United Kingdom on Apr 05, 2023

Paul edwards: Cosy and plenty of room I use in my camper van

United Kingdom on Aug 11, 2022

Paula Palmer: I was told, by my guest, that it was fine and he had a good night's sleep.

United Kingdom on Jul 05, 2022

Tahira: Love this sleeping bag! I’ve used it so many times and will use it as a topper on sleepovers. It’s very comfortable. We’ve been using it to sit on at the beach as well.

Canada on Aug 04, 2021

Michael M.Michael M.: I purchased this sleeping bag for field drills with the Army National Guard.

It packs very small, is lighter than the USGI summer sleeping bag, and leaves me at 6'2" with plenty of room for boots and uniforms and anything else I would like to not sleep on top of, but have warm in the morning.

The extra pocket is a nice touch, letting me store a small flashlight or headlamp in a consistent and conspicuous place in case I wake up on the wrong side of the bed and forget my own name.

Most importantly of all, the flannel feels very warm and soft compared to the nylon of the USGI bag I purchased this to replace.

The negatives I have for this sleeping bag so far are mostly nitpicks, but I feel people should understand some of its limitations and plan around them.

Under about 40°F, a bivy, insert, or wubbie is needed to keep the cold air from coming through onto you in a very bone-chilling way. In mornings after such nights, the dew tends to seep into the outside of the bag when I decide not to cover it and allow it to accumulate.

The quilting and the outside of the sleeping bag are very thin and flimsy, so it should not be used on the bare...

United States on May 05, 2021

PT-13Pilot: First off, I’m a big n tall guy, 6’3” and 260. I was looking for a light-ish, packable sleeping bag that fits me, and still small enough to use for motorcycle camping. I think this will be just fine. I got the 2 pound fill. In its sack it’s 19” long and about 10” in diameter, and you could probably smash it a bit more if needed. And on my scale weighs 4 lbs 8.5 ounces. The flannel lining is nice and feels good and warm for what it is at this fill weight. It’s really long! The open half round area where my head goes leaves me nowhere near bearing able to touch the end with my feet. At my size, it’s sort of snug, but I can easily roll over inside if it with it completely zipped up. Think it’s going to be perfect for my needs! It’s also not hard to roll and get back on its sack. Will ad to the review after my first trip using it. Can’t wait!

United States on Mar 20, 2020