I need warm fleece to sleep in camping in cold weather. Would this work. Will have warm sleeping bag
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If very cold, no. Just not warm enough. I feel you need something that is fleece inside and out to stay warm enough. Having camped in very, very, icy weather in Colorado mountains, I'd suggest a fleece pant. These aren't that warm and the air will go through the knit.
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My first use of this bag was on a night that dipped to 40 degrees. If I completely covered myself (hood up and tight) I was actually a little too warm. My feet were chilly all night though regardless - wish I had worm wool socks that night.
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Separate bag and a sleeping pad Or extra quilts/insulation or the 250's insulation pack) in cooler temps as your lower part of your body will get cold on chilly nights without one
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Yes, I think so. This bag is a good idea. You can sleep well and free. It is not for very cold weather at all. Quality wise is a disaster. I assume they need better financing or sell the idea in the US so they can manufacture it in their best quality. I believe this comes from Chile. I have owned it for a year or so and it is all broken. I plan to trash it in one year or so. Anything bad i can say about this bad would be an understatement. The company should do much better because the concept is good. Ok...you got answer from the factory team. I am 5 9' and I have still room but follow factory guys answer. Yes, I think so. This bag is a good idea. You can sleep well and free. It is not for very cold weather at all. Quality wise is a disaster. I assume they need better financing or sell the idea in the US so they can manufacture it in their best quality. I believe this comes from Chile. I have owned it for a year or so and it is all broken. I plan to trash it in one year or so. Anything bad i can say about this bad would be an understatement. The company should do much better because the concept is good. Ok...you got answer from the factory team. I am 5 9' and I have still room but follow... » Read More Yes, I think so. This bag is a good idea. You can sleep well and free. It is not for very cold weather at all. Quality wise is a disaster. I assume they need better financing or sell the idea in the US so they can manufacture it in their best quality. I believe this comes from Chile. I have owned it for a year or so and it is all broken. I plan to trash it in one year or so. Anything bad i can say about this bad would be an understatement. The company should do much better because the concept is good. Ok...you got answer from the factory team. I am 5 9' and I have still room but follow factory guys answer. « Show Less
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it is a lil big and heavy but if u get a compression sack it will work. It is really warm, I use mine for back packing.
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sorry its taken so long to get back to you I don't use this e-mail often but the answer if you have the room I would recommend a ground pad, the bag is great it will keep you very warm even in sub zero temps. hope this helps
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Yes, I think it would be if you combined it with layered sleep ware, wool socks, and a beanie. I used it at 20 degrees and was toasty. Please be aware that sleeping bags ratings are based on survivability not comfort. Pros: very warm and comfortable. Non-mummy bag provides lots of room. Cons: It's a very large bag thus takes up a lot of space in the car or camper. Car camping only. Designed to accommodate big people. My suggestion to others is: buy two smaller bags.
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I believe this sleeping bag would be plenty warm enough for 30 degree temps. Answering a question like this is subjective however. If you're from Florida, 30 will be very cold for you, whereas if you're from Wisconsin, like I am, 30 is not a big deal. If you're concerned you may be more sensitive to cold, this sleeping bag is very roomy which would allow for layered clothing or an additional blanket if necessary. This sleeping bag is very well made, soft and warm so I do not believe you'd have an issue.
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I'm a Scoutmaster for a Troop in California. This bag is awesome, I've used it down to 19 degrees at night in the upper desert. I though I would be cold, but no way. Just remember to wear something on your head and clean wool socks and your good to go....
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The sleeping bag should work fine in the summer if your sleeping with a cold partner. My wife and I slept with it and had. To put some blankets over us when we used it.
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I think it should. I live inm Chicago where we're in a deep freeze right now. I have a top sheet, 2 of the fleece blankets and a quilt on the bed and I'm toasty. I think one of the fleece blankets should do the trick nicely and it's great for autumn/spring.
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Not sure how warm it is in the Rockies but we slept out in 40F weather and we ended up sweating at night. The sleeping bag is HUGE. You are going to have a hard time fitting it into a washing machine.
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It is of average thickness for a sleeping bag. I've only used it on a cot and it's a great, roomy bag that kept me warm even on a couple of 40 degree nights in the Adirondacks. Remember though, even the thickest bag would compress under your weight if you're on something "hard". If you want comfort put it on a cot, or put an air mattress or a good quality pad between the bag and the hard surface.
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It's rated as a light weight bag. At cold temps the bag will not be enough to keep warmth. We use for sleepovers but our home has heat and air.
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Well it depends if you're the type who likes to cover up your head when sleeping then it would prob be too tight. But if you're like me & don't zip up over your head then u will be fine. It's top quality bag & by far the warmest I've ever used. Just make sure u have pad to put under u for extra protection from cold ground.
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Yes. You need to know that this bag is quite insufficient for warmth in temps below 60
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Yes, you will still need a sleeping bag or blanket for warmth inside this bivy bag. It is only a "shell" that keeps you and your sleeping bag dry and protected.