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Question: Does this come with a stuff sac to put the sleeping bag in?
Document: This isn't a bag that you'll be able to stuff into a small stuff-sac. Its a heavy weight sleeping bag designed to keep you cozy. Nice and big too. For what I need it for I'm very happy with it. I hope that helps.
(and off the air mattress! This works really well.- Lantern pocket: Its hard to tell in the picture, but at the top there is a little while symbol, that is a little pocket in the sleeping bag to put a small lantern or flashlight in, so in the middle of the night you know exactly where it is.Drawbacks:- Bulky: Well this isn't a backpacking backpack, so it does not stuff down to a small space. The bulk makes it comfy and warm, but it means it doesn't exactly store small.- No drawstring: The scoop top is great for retaining your pillow, but there isn't any kind of drawstring at the top.
Title says it all. I was looking for a sleeping bag so that I can use for when I'm mostly on the move (backpacking); I'm 6'2 and 250 lbs, those lightweight ones that I found here just aren't cutting it so I gave this a go. As soon as I got it I knew that it was too big. It didn't even fit in the bottom compartment of my huge backpack. This bag also does not come with a stuff sack. You just roll it up and wrap around a flimsy piece of stretch cord that just barely holds it in place ( a good tug on that cord will surely break them, since they are stiched on the very edge of the bag).Aside from those issues the bag itself is pretty good.
I wonder sometimes -- where do some of the odd nay-saying reviews come from. Do user experiences really vary that widely? Anyway, I will only put in my few words of experience then.I really like this bag. I like the texture of the inside -- not the garden variety slick satiny material that makes you feel you are sleeping in a woman's night gown. I just love the scoop design as well -- a place for your pillow. RE, Length:  I am a 5' 11" male, and the lower lip of the scoop comes all the way up to my nose when laying on my back with my feet loosely touching the inside end.At least one reviewer complained about the inside material -- something about it being low quality and that it snags toe nails or such.
This bag is soft to the touch, super comfy and also super big. It's not particularly heavy but it's too big to go in a backpack- it would have to be held or put in a vehicle and there is no strap for carrying. The roll-up tie (a substitute for a stuff-sack) makes packing the bag take a quarter of the time but doesn't make a good handle.The inside and outside are both quite comfortable against the skin- I like the flannel lining. It's really big (which I suppose is why it's so big rolled-up).
The sleeping bag is comfortable and has a nice pocket to store stuff while you are sleeping. We were outside on a cool evening, and it did its job. Although it is designed for a tall person, it would be too short for anyone over 6', though someone up to 6' 2&#34; could probably make do.
Bought this sleeping bag to go camping with my Girl Scout troop in late March. I kept me very warm, and I had plenty of room to roll around. I also used in July and it was comfy then as well. It is very cushiony. It is very bulky and did not come with a bag. I ended up buying a mesh laundry bag to carry it with.
My son is 5'10 1/2" tall. This sleeping bag is not 84" long...his feet touch the bottom and his head is practically to the very top. Overall the bag is nice especially for the price but it's not as advertised so if you're a tall person, you're going to have to curl up to fit down in the bag. However, it is plenty wide enough for wider people! It doesn't come in a bag or compression sack but does have a cord to tie around it and it's not backpacking friendly.
During warmer weather this isn't a problem, but when the temperature drops a bit and you want the top at least somewhat snug around you, there isn't a way to draw it tight - you have to just bunch it up in your arms. Not terrible, but it might have been nice to have.- No storage sack: The sleeping bag comes in a box and doesn't come with any kind of storage. I had to buy some large compression sacks to store these in.- Zipping together: This sleeping bag doesn't work well to zip together with another sleeping bag.
Used it for a scout weekend trip. First night was absolutely freezing. This bag really keeps you nice and warm. The inside material feels like cotton, its not the cold thin stuff most sleeping bags have. Also, its huge which I like (even though I'm not tall or big) - I like having room to move. It zips all the way flat if you need to spread it out. Rolling it up makes it fairly bulky, but for car campers who cares. This would make a great hot summer bag too with sleeping on top (or open) with a thin sheet on you.
Answer: yes