My husband is a tall man (6 foot, 4 inches) so thought I better find him a sleeping bag made for tall people so that he would actually stay covered instead of sticking out at the top! I was happy to see that Coleman has a new BIG-N-TALL 30 Sleeping Bag that is just right for him. The Wrap and Roll attached cover makes it easy to pack up and the Dura-Tough tarpauline bottom resists water is great for durability.
The R-value measures the insulation properties of a sleeping pad, and a higher value indicates better insulation. With a rating of 9.5, this pad is suitable for all four seasons and provides excellent warmth and insulation, even in cold weather conditions. With a thickness of 4 inches, this sleeping pad provides ample cushioning and support.
The one legit feature on the Brazo is its No-Snag patented zipper plow. This keeps the zipper head perfectly aligned and allows it to smoothly glide the full length of the bag without snagging. We feel it would be great for young kids or teens, both of which tend to be hard on shoes, clothes, cars, and just about everything else. This bag will stand up to their spills, mistakes, and overall mistreatment.
The Coleman Big Bay 20° mummy bag emerged as the best value pick in my sleeping bag review, and the Nemo Forte Synthetic Sleeping Bag (available in men’s and women’s) was given the top overall spot. The Nemo Forte is a more luxurious-feeling synthetic sleeping bag—the fabric is more supple and the insulation loftier—but the Big Bay doesn’t feel as slick as many bags around the same price do. It’s a little slippery on the inside, which makes getting in and out easy, but the outside isn’t slick, so it doesn’t slide around on a cot, sleeping pad or air mattress. The Big Bay also has a cinchable hood, no-snag zipper and plush collar, plus it allows for foot ventilation, just like the Forte. The Big Bay is a mummy-style sleeping bag, starting wide at the shoulders and tapering around the feet.
I’ve laundered the Big Bay once, and the insulation has stayed in place. This bag should last you for many years, and to ensure it does, it comes with a 5-year limited warranty against manufacturer defects and workmanship. The reason we feel the Brazos is award-worthy is because it perfectly balances cost with basic necessities. If you want coleman sleeping bag a basic bag that can hold its own against bags that are much more expensive, the Brazos is certainly a good option. In particular, it’s great for kids and teens and for any camper who just wants the basics. As mentioned, it’s on the small side, so if you’re taller than 5 feet 11 inches, or you have a larger build, there are better options.
When I found my perfect picks, Coleman provided samples in order to facilitate review. Nothing is as crucial to a successful camping trip as a good night’s sleep, and the Coleman Brazos coleman chair Cold-Weather sleeping bag will keep you cozy down to 20 degrees Fahrenheit. The bag measures 33 by 75 inches (W x D), and fits most campers up to five feet, eleven inches tall.