Coleman Sabine Large Cold-Weather Scoop Sleeping Bag

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Product Description

The Coleman Sabine Scoop Sleeping Bag is wonderful for cold-weather camping. It-Inchs made for big tall sizes, measuring 39-Inch wide by 84-Inch long and fitting most folks up to 6-Inch4-Inch. The unique scoop shape tends to make a comfortable headrest, keeping your head and pillow off the ground. The Sabine is durably constructed of a soft brushed-polyester cover and liner, with five pounds of ColeTherm insulation to maintain you comfortable down to 40°-20Degree Fahrenheit. The Sabine features the QuickCord storage method for very easy storage -- no tying necessary. Coleman-Inchs ComfortSmart technology means your sleeping bag is packed with features to preserve you warm and comfy: ZipPlow plows fabric away from the zipper to avoid snags Comfort Cuff surrounds your face with softness FiberLock prevents insulation from shifting keeping you warm and increasing durability ThermoLock reduces heat loss by means of the zipper, keeping you warmer Zipper Glide tailoring makes it possible for smooth zipper operation around corners and Roll Control locks the bag in location for less difficult rolling.
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Item Features

Great for massive tall sizes: measures 39-Inchx84-Inch and fits most consumers up to 6-Inch4-Inch
5 lbs. of ColeTherm insulation keeps you comfy at 40° to 20Degree Fahrenheit
Unique shape creates a comfy headrest to preserve your head pillow off the floor
ComfortSmart technology keeps heat in, insulation in spot, zippers operating ideal, and comfort a priority
QuickCord storage for simple and easy, no-tie closure

Customer Evaluations

I've continually been bothered by my head becoming outside of the sleeping bag on whatever surface is above it - pillow, air mat, tent floor, etc. For that purpose I believed these "Scoop" bags by Coleman would perfectly solve the difficulty. I 1st tried the Calgary version, which was WAY too brief for me. See my assessment on that item. The Sabine came out and was larger, and seemed like it would do the job, so I tried it. It is surely better, but nonetheless not superb.
The problem is that to get the "scoop" at the best of the bag Coleman essentially just cut element of the best of the bag off, so the best of the bag is essentially shorter than you would come across on a comparable rectangle bag. As a outcome, for those of us who are taller, the bag isn't pretty lengthy adequate. I am virtually 6', and it comes about up to my chin although laying on my back. If I sleep on my stomach with my toes out, it is basically a tiny short--just to my shoulders. On top rated of that there isn't a way to pull the opening tight (no drawstring) so a lot of cold air gets in.
A handful of other points:
the material is really comfortable. If you are shorter it would probably be terrific.
the workmanship appears superior
Unlike Coleman's rectangular bags, this bag does not have an integrated cover. You have to be careful exactly where you set it or it will get dirty.
the weight and size seem superior in comparison to its warmth.
Lastly, I just purchased my wife the Coleman Castle Peak sleeping bag, which is basically the same except it has the standard square leading and it has an integrated cover. It is also less expensive. I'd really advise that as an alternative.