Coleman North Rim 0°F Big & Tall Sleeping Bag, Cold-Weather Mummy Sleep Sack with No-Snag Zipper & Adjustable Hood for Warmth & Ventilation

In this day and age, you should prepare for extended power outages (read newspapers to see how often this happens). If the power goes out in the winter, this sleeping bag can help you (and family members and pets) stay warm. I have several of these and another one rated at -40F. If you take care of these, they will last a life time. And yes, makes a great camping sleeping bag as well.

Comfortabe to use & practable both foe camping & that extra bed for guests when needed.

Love it

I was dubious about the 0° claim but turns out it's true. Me and my son camped last night in these it was about 20°F outside and around 8°F with wind chill and these bags were uncomfortably warm for a while, 100% honest. It was like an oven just from body heat. Hours into the night it does eventually leak out some but we stayed warm the entire time so long as you're bundled in it correctly with the chambers tight where they need to be.Now a con I have is that I'm not a huge dude, 5'11" and 190lbs or so and it's kind of tight around my shoulder area which honestly is probably how it's supposed to be. I am a side sleeper at home and keep my arms out and/or under my head/pillow so this bag took some getting used to.At ~$80 or so for these bags I am insanely impressed with their performance. The expensive down bags seem like the go to but it's a bottomless hole of money if you go high end everything. We don't camp enough to justify that. Add in that cold weather camping means there's a ton of moisture due to the difference in temps between outside and inside and down being useless when wet, these bags make a ton of sense all around with their synthetic insulation.They are heavy and bulky however. I don't have a good down bag to compare but I imagine they can be packed tighter and weigh less. So that's the real trade off.We also used R-value 7 memory foam self-inflating sleeping pads which is a huge part of the deal to keep the ground from sinking all your body heat directly out of you and the bag. Hope this helps anyone looking, if you're worried about staying warm within the rated temps don't be. In fact I'd go far enough to say these are probably unusable in warm weather they're SO warm, we shall see. Maybe unzipped and as a blanket.

Este sleeping bag es increíblemente cálido. Lo usé en temperaturas muy bajas y me mantuvo cómodo toda la noche. Además, es espacioso, ideal para personas altas. La cremallera es resistente y el diseño permite moverse sin sentirse encerrado. ¡Lo recomiendo totalmente para campistas exigentes!

ok so i had to return a different cuz the cushion and this one is so comfy my daughter took it to a winter camp it was like 25ish degrees she was great she loved it im so glad i spent a little more and its not even that expensive compared to others. next time i buy more for camping im definitely buying coleman. btw im not getting paid or asked to review thanks ! oh also i got the oversized for tall , cuz why not lol its great

Let's be honest: Coleman gear does not typically rank high with serious outdoor enthusiasts. Even so, I've been very happy with this bag during colder weather camping trips.With a couple of light layers and a beanie, this bag kept me plenty warm down into the mid 30s F. and I expect it would hold up to significantly colder temps when dressed in more substantial layers.That said, do not make the mistake of thinking this bag is for backpacking. It's just too heavy and bulky for that. Instead, this is better for trips where you're driving your vehicle all the way up to (or very near) to your camping site.

Sleeping bag keeps me warm but it took 2 guys 10 min to put it back in the bag it came in