Stay Warm in the Outdoors: ALPS OutdoorZ Redwood 25-Degree Flannel Sleeping Bag

Anthony Nicosia: Winter camping and stayed comfortable and toasty. Nice cotton canvas shell, flannel lined, good quality, and no issues with the zipper snagging. Plenty of room, didn’t feel like I was wrapped up like a burrito, and slept all warm and toasty. I hot tent and didn’t bother waking up every few hours to throw another log in the wood stove. No need. My body heat and this bag was all I needed. Worth every penny.

United States on Jun 04, 2023

RobertE: This appears to be a classic very warm, comfortable sleeping bag in the traditional sense as it is manufactured with cotton canvas outer & cotton flannel liner. Breathable & warm!

Canada on Jan 05, 2023

Miya: The reason I give this a four star and not a five is only because it doesn’t come with a bag to put the sleeping bag in. This is a very big and heavy sleeping bag. I am a little disappointed it didn’t come with a hooded part at the top but it’s built from very good material and will absolutely keep you warm. This is not a summer sleeping bag lol

Canada on Jun 30, 2022

Amazon Customer: Mithral Armor for the cold. Nothing gets through and it feels amazing. In warmer weather I roll it up with the canvas side out and use it for a body pillow. Astoundingly well built piece of gear. Top notch.

Canada on Apr 23, 2022

Amazon Customer: Recently used this on a chilly fall trip in the Yukon in Canada...I'm a old sleeper and this kept me toasty warm...actually a little too warm...kept it unzipped most of the night...another trip comming up will up date

Canada on Jul 31, 2021

Amazon Customer: This is not something you take backpacking. This is what you take car camping.
This thing is huge. This thing is warm. Thats all there is to it. If you need a big warm sleeping bag and your not going to be lugging it around; accept no substitutes.

Canada on Feb 21, 2021

Becky BlantonBecky Blanton: When my power went out for three days last year (Dec 2018) and I froze my butt off (single-digit numbers outside) I vowed "never again" and bought this bag. I'm so glad I did. I've had it in my van, taken it camping to test it out in cold temps, and have been sweated out of the bag at 18 degrees. I have no doubt it will be my cave if the power goes out again this year. It's NOT something you can take backpacking. It comes compressed and once you release those straps this sucker is BIG. Rolled up it is 18 inches high. It's durable as hell. This is the LAST sleeping bag I will ever have to buy (I'm 64 years old) unless my cats pee on it, or aliens steal it, or something insane happens to it - fire, etc. but it will NEVER wear out in my lifetime - even if I live to be 100. If I do live to be 100 it's the one thing I will insist on taking to the nursing home with me.

The inside is flannel - the good, thick kind, not the cheap stuff. It's soft, warm, cozy, great color that goes with everything. Think "hunting lodge," or "hunting camp" and this is what comes to mind. I can't imagine crawling into a better bag after a long, cold day hunting. Hunters typically DO have ATV's that...

United States on Dec 29, 2019

johnnyb588: Once or twice a year, I find myself needing a very warm sleeping bag for cold-weather camping. I previously had a 20-degree rated bag that would do fine for most temperatures above zero, but last winter I had to camp in some -10 degree weather, and it was simply unbearable. That miserable experience forced my hand to buy two (one for my wife, one for me) of these bags. I have finally used the bag and feel I can write an accurate review. I'll go over some pros and cons, and then give my overall opinion. If you want the one-sentence version, scroll to the bottom.

Pros
- HUGE. I am not a big guy, but I still enjoy my space when I'm sleeping. This bag allows me to roll over and stretch out as necessary without the restrictions of a mummy bag or smaller rectangle bag. My dad is a large guy (6'3", 230 lbs), and on our recent hunting trip, he used my spare bag and commented on how big and comfortable the bag is.
- Warm. It did not get down to -10 degrees this year, but it did get down to about 20 degrees, and I had to have the bag zipped open to allow some cool air in. I have no doubt this bag would be comfortable in sub-zero (fahrenheit) temperatures, likely approaching its...

United States on Dec 10, 2012