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Question: Is the material inside soft or does it snag on nails, etc?
Document: When I was looking for a new &#34;sleepover&#34; sleeping bag for my tween son, I saw lots of reviews for other bags that talked about the horrific fabric inside that caught on everything. So I picked this bag based almost entirely on the fact that it didn't seem to have that kind of material. And it doesn't. But the fabric isn't even close to a soft flannel; it's not scratchy, but it is definitely not soft.
We purchased two of theses and zipped them together. They have nice soft, cotton lining and the snag free zippers. They rolled up nicely and are easy to pack away. Temps dropped down to 50's at night and we stayed plenty warm. I think they would do well on a warmer night as well. So far so good!
I've taken this sleeping bag on about 4 separate camping trips now and I love it. It keeps me warm and I like how the inside is a cotton-like material rather than nylon so if it's humid, it doesn't stick to you. The little flashlight pocket is somewhat nifty too. I haven't tried to zip several sleeping bags together yet but I imagine it'd be pretty awesome. :)
* Rolling it back up can be pain but imagine rolling a big giant sushi roll and you'll be fine. Just don't try to eat it afterward.To sum it up: This sleeping bag is a must have for anyone looking to go outside or use it inside at a blanket. The inner material feels nice and it keeps you warm and cozy at night. Not to mention you get hugs from polar bear cubs every time.
I do like the material inside the bag, and think these would be ok to sleep in. Outer material could be better (I never liked polyester). I bought these because of the price, but beware. These sleeping bags are extremely bulky. I used to have goose down sleeping bags. I know I shouldn't compare, but these Coleman sleeping bags just don't roll up, and are 2x the size of my goose down bags.
I needed an inexpensive sleeping bag for a two week camping/road trip, and this bag fit the bill. I liked the toggles to keep it folded and easy to roll. The tie strings seemed flimsy and I wonder how long they will last. The fabric inside the bag is not of the greatest quality, kind of a thin rough flannel. Doesn't seem like a very durable material. Just fine for occasional use I suppose. The bag was comfortable as long as the temps stayed above 50 degrees.
This flannel feels very nice. Unlike the soft tricot liner that is used with other Coleman sleeping bags this material won't catch against your skin. Check out my review for the Coleman Trinidad Warm-Weather Sleeping Bag if you need a comparison.Cons:* It's red&#8230;.wait a moment it's a deep orange? I don't care about colors but some people do. If you look at the picture you would think red. It falls into a strawberry-orange color which is a nice color.
Very very soft on the inside. Had a bit of trouble unzipping it all the way, but we finally got it. It's just what we needed for a summertime camping trip.
I failed on the title but on to the review! Outstanding sleeping bag. Let's talk about the pros and cons.Pros:* Soft - imagine a dozen of polar bear cubs sleeping around you. The sleeping bag is pretty thick. * Warm - never once had a night where it didn't keep me cozy. It is pretty insulated so the heat stays inside like the filing of an apple pie coming fresh out of a oven or fryer if you are a McDonald's apple pie.
I spent hours upon end researching sleeping bags for my daughter's first summer camp. I was very determined to find one that was not too heavy (we live in Texas) and had a very soft (cotton) inside lining. I considered several, but kept coming back to this one. It worked out perfect for camp, it came home dirty, but still perfectly intact. It is such great quality, I am sure it will see many more sleepovers, camp outs, and summer camps to come!
Answer: yes