REDCAMP Outdoors Cotton Flannel Sleeping Bag for Camping Hiking Climbing Backpacking, 3-Season Trip Warm S Envelope Sleeping Bags 75 by 33 Inches (Navy Blue with 2lbs Filling)

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Outside of putting this thing back into the sleeve being a full-time job....[ I'd give an extra inch of sleeve allowance because I've tried twice rolling tightly and I still use both hands and two feet to cram it in to the bag]I plan to use this sleeping bag for traveling. As i have/had Alpha-Gal and hotel sheets or house guests sometimes use unfriendly soaps on their bedding. So i got this to combT that issue. It's a good size for me at 5 foot tall.I did wash it on a line with safe soap for me. It did well with well water, safe detergent, and sunshine.It's both hot and cold. I would get hot in it watching TV and try to get out of it only to realize I was cold quickly after, and snuggle back in. I'm also sunburnt so it could be why my upper hand was hot and my lower half hated leaving the bag.The lining is very soft. Was tempted to sleep with it, but I already have bedding Specifically for summer/fall to keep me cool.The zipper is a little questionable. I'm going to need to remind myself to be careful not to get it stuck.All in all a solid looking piece for the money.

I use this for work and it's held up well. I comfortably fit (5 foot). It's a good lightweight sleeping bag and is plenty warm.

I bought this for my 12-year-old's class camp. She likes that the inside is flannel. It was soft and comfortable. She was able to unpack and pack it again with no assistance.Contrary to the care instructions, I washed it in the washing machine and then line-dried it. It held out fine, and I didn't notice any shrinkage. (I don't know anybody who would handwash this thing)

I recently picked up the REDCAMP Cotton Flannel Sleeping Bag for our RV adventures, and while it has its perks, it didn’t quite meet my expectations.First off, the quality isn't horrible. The cotton flannel feels nice against the skin, and it’s great for those chilly nights when you're tucked away in your RV. However, I was surprised at how thin it is. I had hoped for a bit more insulation, but this sleeping bag feels more like a cozy blanket than a true sleeping bag.In terms of warmth, it's decent for indoor use, but I wouldn't trust it for outdoor camping. If the temperature dips, you might find yourself reaching for extra layers, which defeats the purpose of a sleeping bag.Overall, it’s perfect for snuggling up in the RV, but if you’re planning to brave the elements, you might want to look for something a little more robust.