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Coleman White Water Big and Tall 40-Degree Sleeping Bag

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Stay warm with this cotton flannel lined Coleman White Water Big & Tall 40-Degree Sleeping Bag. The 4-lb. Coletherm insulation of this Coleman sleeping bag keeps you warm in cool 50 – 30-degree temperatures. This large sleeping bag is 39″ x 84″, and designed with the big and tall sleeper in mind. Coleman White Water Big & Tall 40-Degree Sleeping Bag:

• 50 – 30-degree temperatures
• Size: Big & tall; 39″ x 84″
• Insulation: 4 lb. Coletherm insulation
• Cover: Polyester
• Liner: Cotton flannel
• Storage: Quick Cord”

reviews

• The inside material could be improved, but size and comfort factors are great. If you like a slippery shell sleeping bag it’s a fine choice. It didn’t come with a stuff sack, that would be helpful. It’s hard to roll up and get the cords around to store it.
• I bought this as a gift for my 6′ 4″ son-in-law. He really likes it. For once, he will have a sleeping bag that all of him will fit in and he can pull it up around his neck if it is cool. He was very happy with this and I loved the price!
• Needs a couple of improvements to be a top notch value. First, it needs a stuff sack to protect the bag during storage. Second, the flannel lining is very poor quality! It is stiff, boardy and thin. It is improved by washing and liberal use of fabric softener, so if you purchase this bag I suggest washing before the first use. The size is good and it appears to have good insulation. I bought it for mostly indoor use by my grandchildren but it should be comfortable down to at least 50°F. It has a little pocket for a small flashlight, which is a nice touch.
• Great bag at a great price. Very roomy and comfortable.
• This bag is a nice one considering the price is under $40. No, it is not as fancy as bags that cost 3 times as much. I am 6’4″ and this is about the only bag I can actually sleep comfortably in. I don’t feel all constricted. Overall I would recommend.
• This sleeping bag can’t be beat,very warm and very comfortable and roomy.You spend so much money on expensive sleeping bag when all you have to do is buy this one just as good.
• I trusted the specs and other reviews, lol. As my wife says, “No matter what, try it out as soon as you can, just in case.” Glad I did!! This bag says it is for people who are “up to 6’4″.” NOT. I am about 6’1″, and it was still too short for me–I had to put my feet in the corners just to have enough space, and even then it wasn’t near enough, as my shoulders weren’t covered well. This bag also says is for “30-50 degree”, average 40 degrees, for its temperature rating. Interesting, because I was literally losing heat at 60 degrees (no wind). It was a bad enough night even after using a liner, otherwise it would have been MISERABLE. Remember what it’s like to wake up with a headache from the cold? The top of the bag is very wide and open, which means a whole lot of heat rushes right out the top. If you do buy this bag, I suggest a liner and wearing a warm top.