Flannel Sleeping Bag Blue

Haven’t slept in it yet but looks and feels good, zipper works well, roomy for me 5’6”150lbs , fits in dry bag no problem, cinches down nicely, a bit of a pain to get back in carry bag but it does with a little patience, would buy again

I picked up the REDCAMP Outdoors Cotton Flannel Sleeping Bag, and it’s been a really solid choice for camping and overnight trips. The flannel lining is soft and cozy, which makes it feel more comfortable than the typical slick sleeping bag material. It’s roomy enough to move around without feeling restricted, and it keeps you warm on cool nights without overheating. I also like how versatile it is — it fully unzips to use as a blanket, which is great around the fire or inside a cabin. The zipper works smoothly, and it rolls up easily into the carry bag for transport. It’s a bit bulkier than ultralight options, but that’s expected with the added comfort and warmth. Best for: car camping, sleepovers, or anyone who wants comfort over compactness. Warm, comfortable, and dependable — would definitely recommend

I used it every time to lay down in the living room to rest my back cause I had a sore back after all my heavy work upon bending down

This is the second one I have bought. It is the most comfortable AND warmest sleeping bag ive had. I would suggest for the price and description. Pick one up. It's worth the buy

Good quality

First thing I did after deciding to keep it, was to WASH it. On gentle. Air dried. Looks the same as ever. Otherwise it would have been like buying sheets at the store and putting them on your bed and sleeping on them straight from the store. No way. I haven't used it yet. I think it will be fine. Never used a sleeping bag. Think the 2 pounds of stuffing will keep me warm enough. I like the flannel.

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.

My second RedCamp flannel bag. Very warm and easy to roll up. Smooth zipper and long enough for my height. The last REDCAMP gave me years of use, very durable.

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