I need warm fleece to sleep in camping in cold weather. Would this work. Will have warm sleeping bag
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If very cold, no. Just not warm enough. I feel you need something that is fleece inside and out to stay warm enough. Having camped in very, very, icy weather in Colorado mountains, I'd suggest a fleece pant. These aren't that warm and the air will go through the knit.
515574
THIS bag will work for you! I got it for my son to go on a trip where the temp got down to 20 at night and they were in cabins, he was very comfortable.
1585324
This Military Surplus Sleeping Bag is rated to be used in temperatures between +30 degrees to -10 degrees...add patrol bag and bivvy and i believe it can get to -40, although you will need thermals....
1194562
It's rated as a light weight bag. At cold temps the bag will not be enough to keep warmth. We use for sleepovers but our home has heat and air.
1672864
Get one that keep you warm, this tent is cold. My sleeping bag is rated 20 deg.f and it worked very good for me. Good luck
638050
I've never had this bag at -30 degrees, but I've had it at near 0 degrees. It is a comfortable bag, warm but do not layer up on your clothing. Because this bag is made to reflect body heat back inward. I am 5'8" and find this bag to be a little too roomy with too much air space inside. But you can pull the bag into you to eliminate the air space. All in all it is a good bag, but is made more for a person of 6' + the company would do well to make various sizes bags for various size people.
1202479
Yes it is warmer but I haven't noticed my kiddos getting too hot in it...unless we end up co sleeping in the middle of the night. Usually when I use the sleep sack I don't do a blanket sleeper and then the fleece sack. I go for something a little thinner and lightweight and then the fleece. If I put a blanket sleeper on I just opt out of the sleep sack...or I just put a long sleeve onesie on under it all. Hope this helps!
792054
it does add warmth. I am not thrilled with the opening, I use without sleeping bag...it maybe fine with a sleeping bag. the picture makes the opening look so much easier and "neat" than is reality
717193
I don't know about temp. rating. I guess you could use it as a sleeping bag but it would be open on 3 sides. I bought it to wrap up in at granddaughters lacrosse games. However during this winter I have been using it on my bed - fleece side down- and find I like it much better than my electric blanket. I'm afraid I haven't helped much with your questions.
1026741
Depends on how high the mountain is. There is a perpetual draft through the screen at the top of the tent - there is no zipper where you can close them with another layer of tent material - so it is not good for cold nights. I took this to Yellowstone at the end of the summer and froze my arse off.
89989
Yes, buy you'll have to get the right size. I used to use the Army water proof bag with a plastic bag inside of that and this is a much better option for water proofing. Depending on they type of sleeping bag you have (which I'm assuming is a "mummy" stuff bag and not one that rolls up with a wide opening) then you are good. The largest Sea to Summit will hold a -40 degree Wigley sleeping bag with a gortex cover. Fitting is important and too big or too small can be frustrating or waste room in a backpack - cheers and good luck!
2190804
this one is about 3.25 lbs and can be compressed down "Not recommended for storage but in backpack trail mode" to the size of a basket ball. Hope this helps its pretty warm bag I have had it down to 25 degrees and was warm. Remember there are several important factors for sleeping warm. Eating well good sleeping pad and tent placement and a few other things.
807709
That is a difficult question to answer since people have different warmth requirements. The sleep sack takes the place of a blanket. If you use a light blanket now this could be used instead. They also sell a heavier weight if you currently use a heavier blanket.
1613792
As long as you keep your sleeping bag separate and pack light you should be okay. There is a larger size from the same manufacturer that you might want to consider.
690573
Separate bag and a sleeping pad Or extra quilts/insulation or the 250's insulation pack) in cooler temps as your lower part of your body will get cold on chilly nights without one
1780322
I slept in it @ 12° with another bag over it and it perfomed fine, the coldest i went with the bag by itself was around 24° and i did get a little chilled, but not cold by any means. Keeps you very warm around 30°. With any bag you buy, its always a good rule of thumb to use 10° under your climate. ie- if you're going to be camping when it's mostly 40° outside, buy a 30° bag. Sometimes a good fleece sleeping bag liner helps as well.
1120297
It states it's warm even when the temp is down to 23f and that's one of the reasons I got this sleeping bag. It was probably about 28f when we were tent camping and we stayed warm.