Coleman Hampton Double Sleeping Bag - Brown

This lovely sleeping bag was a part of our order for our work related move to France. Problem - the usual complications of getting all the timings right, etc., making of the mattress... you name it.Solved? Yes, by acquiring an air bed, pump and of course sleeping bag for our temporary bed while waiting for everything else to arrive (bonus : we now have a wonderful air bed and a lovely lovely sleeping bag XD).We wanted a large size bed and bag because we have individual bags and while they may soon need replacing, it's nice to be a couple and be able to BE a couple even when a) on an outdoors adventure, b) in your own bed while waiting for the remaining luggage. The Coleman was advertised as managing to be ok as low as -15 (though always consider the fact that, in outdoorsy situations, this is how low you can go and still survive...the comfort, however, much depends on your own preferences, well-being, environment, weather, and so on). The upper temperature is 6, and while I will probably be nice and toasty, my partner will probably be too hot under normal conditions, but such is life. :)The bag has a huge pro by having two zippers, one on each side (which aren't sharp...<3) and is very nice and soft... so if you have temperature differences like us, with me being a cold one and my partner generally overhot, or one uses the toilet in the night more often, you can use the zippers individually for whatever you want, really. Which is so much better than crawling over each other or fighting over being too hot or too cold, both of which can be a nightmare.This is a perfect bag for those who want comfort and don't need a specialised bag for extreme conditions (in which case, go for Millet's hefty amount of options and personalised customer support, at least that's what I always do). I also love the colour... warm and nice and cosy. A perfect purchase all around. :)

I was lucky enough to purchase this sleeping bag when it was reduced, we have had many sleeping bags, all types of quality and materials in the past. We have a been camping since the 1970's so you can imagine the different fashions in camping comfort as the years go by. I have to say now I am getting older that comfort and warmth is a major priority on a damp and chilly evening and yes we campers know we get many of those even in the warmer months here. I can only say I bought a couple of cheaper nylon bags to put on top of our airbed and we spent the night slithering around a bit like a couple of peas being chased by chopsticks, only we were slithering peas with cold feet. At our age it did not make for a comfortable camping expedition, so when we returned home I set out on my quest to find a solution, I found this bag and thought the fleece lining would at least stop the slithering about.Next trip, lovely cosy and warm night and the weather was not great, but I didn't care I was under the canvas and really comfy and we were no longer stray peas with freezing feet. No issues here with quality as I read some have, the zips work fine, I have taken it all apart and washed it, this is my new camping friend. I am tempted to get another so we can have one each, there is plenty of room for two, but I feel I would like to sleep with my arms wide open and my feet in the air.

My first experience camping was with a duvet and pillows - never again! I was so cold I knew it just wouldn't do! I read the reviews on the Coleman double sleeping bag and whilst pricey it wasn't as expensive as the vango version and looked pretty much the same!Well camping has never been better. This sleeping bag is so comfortable! The flannel interior means it's not like a traditional sleeping bag and you can just snuggle up! It's roomy enough for two (depends how big you are but we're two 30year old women average size/weight and it's fine).The only drawback I would say is that the zips at the side easily unzip which isn't always helpful as tends to happen when the other person turns over.Putting it away in the bag - we mange this but there's a knack! It definitely needs two people. Fold it in 3 length ways then roll it up. Make sure the end with the opening of the bag is facing up and then push the storage bag over the top (this stops it unravelling) then turn it over and squish until the zips meet. Don't try and put the sleeping bag IN the storage bag from above because it'll never work!Have washed and tumble dried mine several times (bottom and top separately as won't fit in machine otherwise) and has been fine but tumble drying does make it fluffier so a little harder to put in the bag!!All in all I love it! Worth it's money and some!

Coleman make super sleeping bags. This is the 3rd Coleman sleeping bag we've owned. Super soft lining, well worth the extra price compared to cheap sleeping bags. We value our sleep and hence it's worth the "investment."

I rarely write a review unless something is particularly good or really bad. This sleeping bag is the former.It is well made extremely comfortable and very warm. I have just taken it camping in England and even without my wife it was super comfortable and super warm.The only downside is the carrier bag is just big enough for the sleeping bag, thus it is a mission to get it back in the bag. The carrier bag and zip are also not that robust so I expect it not to last much longer.Coleman take note: the oversize compression sack which compresses is the preferred method. This requires to be made of a robust material as it will take a pummelling!But all in all an excellent product.