50F FLANNEL SLB

My wife, and I, presently live in a senior living facility. We both have adjustable twin beds. Changing them has become difficult. There's no way we'll be going camping these days. These sleeping bags are used in place of sheets. Much easier on us these days... Just because something is made for a specific function, does not mean it can't be used for another.

I love everything about this bag. The long length allows me to cover my head and body. When I wake in the morning there is light coming through the bag that is a pretty orange, brown. In the morning, I fold it lengthwise, roll it up and use the black straps to contain it. It pretty easily goes back into the holding bag. The cotton feels great. In terms of warmth, I doubt it would suit someone who is in tru 35-degree weather. Perhaps that could work if you were dressed in flannel. My area is around 46 - 50 degrees and it's perfect. Highly recommend.

kept me warm when it dropped to 45f with a 10 mph wind but I wore long thick socks jeans and 2 hoodies. I'm 6ft2 265lbs and I was able to pull it over my head and close it with some room left over at my feet. I did struggle a little with the zipper catching the inner flannel but it worked for me.

I live in Florida and bought this bag for winter camping. Although it doesn't get cold here on a regular basis it will get down to the 30's %26 40's. I wanted something that wasn't the cold polyester inside so I went with this bag. I have not tried it in the lower temps (which it is not rated for) but I feel it will be good with extra clothing and I camp in vehicle where I can turn on the heat (hybrid). I don't like to feel confined or get overly hot.

The flannel is very soft like a bed sheet. Used during camping in slightly cold weather. This bag was perfect for that. It rolled up nicely and fit back into the bag is came in after use. The zipper was smooth and did not get stuck on the surrounding fabric. The scent was like new bedding. If you need a light warmth bag this is for you.

I used this for a weekend with the guys in mid September. it was warm, cozy, and feels well-made for the price. We were tent camping with cots, btw. I didn't use this in a camper or on the ground. But for my use case, it was excellent. It's an easy recommend from me.

My son loves this sleeping bag! We appreciate the flannel lining which was the selling point for us! He's never been a fan of the regular sleeping bag material so we appreciate having this option. He is pushing 5'6 and fits perfectly inside with some room to spare! The dusty blue colornis gorgeous. would love a dusty/muted lavendar. Ozark Trail, please make a feminine color!

I use electric blankets cause I'm in a crappy camper cause my house burnt down I added this because the weather went to 15 below zero I stayed very warm last night actually woke up hot that was a good thing finally. The only thing I don't like I really like the softness of flannel this is not the softness of vintage flannel of the 60s and beyond I may still buy a vintage bag from eBay I had one of those that I wore out to nothing that belong to my father and it was so soft and warm you never got cold

The fill isn't consistent throughout the sleeping bag. Not soft flannel as marketing material says. I would have given higher rating if bag had some cotton, a canvas shell and constant fill throughout the bag. At 5 pounds though, it does provide a weighted blanket effect when using over a blanket and provided the 35° cool weather protection advertised/: In a pinch and in warmer weather this bag is okay!

This was deceiving from the start. The ad made it look more plush than it is, this awful bag is so FLAT when you open it, and it has next to no padding, it's truly hideous! Even for Twenty three dollars it's still overpriced. I'll just eat the loss and either put it away or get rid of it.