Stay Warm in the Outdoors: Coleman Sun Ridge 40°F Blue Sleeping Bag

Plain Guy: Great product, very nice and warm. Great price too.

United States on Nov 24, 2023

Amazon Customer: We love these sleeping bags. They are soft and keeps you very warm.

United States on Nov 11, 2023

GUSTAVO A.: Cumple con lo ofrecido

Mexico on Oct 14, 2023

Daniel Omar Hernández VásquezDaniel Omar Hernández Vásquez: Lo usé el mes pasado en el bosque a una temperatura de entre 5 y 8 ° y en ningún momento pasé frío. Cómodo y realmente térmico. Muy buena compra.

Mexico on Oct 12, 2023

Yakston major: Feels a bit warmer than the rating its given.
Also the shiny side is squeaky which is a pain. To be honest I’ve gone back to the older light sleeping bag I had that I was hoping this one would replace.

Australia on Oct 10, 2023

Paty HG: De buen tamaño y calidad.

Mexico on Sep 22, 2023

daniela flores: llegó bien empacado y en perfecto estado.

Mexico on Aug 07, 2023

Hostile42: By no means are these sleeping bags high quality light weight technical gear, but they almost exactly what I wanted. As others mentioned the liner material is strange at best. It is soft and rough all at the same time. I typically dont like microfiber things and that is still the case with these bags. I would prefer a light weight fleece or flannel or really anything other than this. I wanted to go camping out of the blue and couldn't find 3 sleeping bags out of the 6 I have. Clearly I loaned them out and forgot but I was in a quick need and Amazon prime to the rescue. I sleep hot and wanted something light weight. So when they say 40 degree bag it is more like 30 degree bag for me and a 50 degree bag for my wife. We've camped 5 nights with these all in the mid-iso 50s at night with the tent completely open for airflow. As a bag it was too hot for me, but fine as a blanket. I actually like the interior material a lot better too as a blanket. For the price you cant beat Colman products. The stuff sacks suck and I ended up using other ones I have to make my life easier. I can roll a sleeping bag that is tight AF but I cant get these to go back in the factory sack and zipped up...

United States on Aug 10, 2020

Gabriel's Dad: I bought this for my 9 year old son to use when he goes to friend's houses for sleepovers. For that purpose this sleeping bag works perfectly. It's a nice warm weather sleeping bag that provides enough warmth at night without causing sweating issues.

Pros:
1. Quite durable. So far this sleeping bag has survived 5 sleepovers with a bunch of rowdy 9 and 10-year old boys. The outside nylon lining feels really thin, but so far it has held up very well without any scratches or tears. Anything that can survive the destructive force of my son and his friends is impressive.
2. The zipper truly does not bind up or get caught on the fabric when you're zipping it up. This is pure magic.
3. Built in ties and loops to help roll it up and keep it rolled up are nice, and works quite well. Even my 9-year old can manage it.

Cons:
1. The synthetic polyester liner is soft, but I can also see how it can be annoying when it catches on rough skin. I have rough hands, but it's not that uncomfortable. I can see how this may be an issue if you have a bad case of psoriasis or really really dry skin, but it didn't bother me all that much when I got in the bag to try it out.
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United States on Apr 14, 2018

California Marmot: It is and does what it is supposed to be and do.

I like how the SACK has two size settings, so to speak: One for when you don't want to bother rolling the sleeping bag up extra tightly and one for when you do. You can actually make it pretty small, and we take it backpacking, though it's probably too big for people who are more hardcore about backpacking and weight.

The little HOOKS on the sides do aid you in folding it up (though, if you're skilled enough, you don't need to use them).

The STRINGS for tying it before stuffing it into the sack are (as with all sleeping bags that are going to go into a bag/case anyway), useless, and using them actually makes it harder to load the sleeping bag into its bag/case.

The ZIPPER works fine and we have had no trouble with it, even with extensive use (every time we use it, we fully unzip it to use it as a blanket on top of another fully unzipped sleeping bag "mattress", and we are also easily able to zip it onto another sleeping bag when we want to).

If it suits your needs in terms of temperature, go for it!

Addendums:

1. Reading the other reviews complaining about the fabric inside... I...

United States on Apr 27, 2014