Coleman Palmetto Cool Weather Sleeping Bag

It's comfortable and easy to use -- pretty much impossible to roll up into a non-bulky size! It's lightweight and has a good liner. I like it!

I use this sleeping bag when staying at friends' house to avoid inconvenience with sheets etc. it is comfortable and not too hot, just right. Recommended. The price is right too. Nice quality.

We are fair weather campers, but after the first time it got down to 60F overnight, we procured sleeping bags just in case. Mostly they’re just nice cot padding, and combined with an air mattress, it makes a very comfortable sleeping surface. Lately, it’s been worth crawling into at night, and I was very comfortable. I left it unzipped on the long side so I could just pull it over my lower body (where I get coldest). I was very comfortable temp-wise all night. This is a roomy bag that fits the biggest Coleman cot (35” wide) perfectly. You can actually (but just barely) get it back into the bag that came with it for easy carrying.I’m the one who uses this bag, and I have a really bad back. This bag plus my 5” air mattress is almost as comfy as my bed at home. I also put a top sheet and fleece blanket inside for more layers, warmth, and softness on nights in the 50s or cooler.

This is one of the lower-end, yet totally affordable sleeping bags available on Amazon. I was heading for a trip to visit friends at a local College and needed something to sleep on that'd ship in 2 days (thank you Prime!) and this Coleman cool-weather sleeping bag did the trick.The sleeping bag is advertised as Cool Weather - which essentially means it's made for 30 to 50 degrees Fahrenheit weather. Rest assured you can use it in room temperature and not sweat to death! I used it in a dorm room with a temperature of about 70 degrees and was perfectly comfortable and sweat-free for the night.The sleeping bag, for its price, is very comfortable and a great option for outdoor or indoor sleeping. It's soft on the inside and water-resistant on the outside, which is a must-have for any good sleeping bag. It was a perfect length for my height (5'11") but I wouldn't suggest this for anyone taller than 6'1" otherwise you may be uncomfortable. For sleeping on the ground or on a floor this sleeping bag gets the job done.The only real "con" for this product is how annoying and obnoxious it is to put it away. When you first buy it the sleeping bag as a sort of zipper that helps it stay secure when putting it into the polyester bag you carry it with - but once you unzip it you'll likely never be able to zip it up again. I just don't see how its possible to properly zip it back up. It comes with bungee cords that wrap around it to secure it for being inserted into the polyester bag, but it'll take you a while (took me about 10 minutes) to slowly get it all compressed back into the carry bag. It's certainly an advantage for just having the sleeping bag without a cover, but Coleman should have thought this feature through for the convenience of getting it put away!In the end I'd recommend this sleeping bag mostly because it was dirt cheap, and beats sleeping on the dirt on your next camping trip. You may want to be wary of putting it away, but it's great while you're using it!

This is a really good value for a sleeping bag. The zippers are sturdy and robust. There are built in draw strings to secure the bag when it is rolled up. For roughly the same price or less you can add an aftermarket inner liner that makes cleaning in the washer much easier.

It's done well in the camper for our kid. He likes the soft inside and keeps plenty warm. Would recommend, may get more.

It kept me warm and the new design to pack nicely. I love it.

I'm one of those people who don't like to use the heater at my house when there's more efficient ways to warm myself, so I bought this Coleman sleeping bag to sleep in during the winters in New Mexico. I've been using it each night for the past month with the temperature ranging from 25-50 degrees. Here are some things I've learned about my experience with this sleeping bag:-the ideal temperature for me with t-shirt and shorts is about 40 degrees.-with the temperature from 30-35 degrees I find it ideal to use a quilt on the outside of the sleeping bag.-temperatures from 25-30 degrees I supplement the sleeping bag with a quilt on the outside of the sleeping and another quilt just at the top where the shoulders are exposed and heat escapes. Plus I wear a sweatshirt, sweatpants, and cap.-the sleeping bag is tough to use above 45 degrees because I get too hot. A quilt or two is better.-I don't use socks and haven't had an issue with my nails or skin getting caught on the inner lining. In fact I find the material very soft and somewhat smooth, even when lying awake for an hour.-I can toss and turn without much difficulty. I don't feel constricted.-the zipper has worked very well.This sleeping bag has beat my expectations for warmth and quality, especially considering the price. I bought mine from Amazon Warehouse for $22 in very good condition. I would buy this sleeping bag again if I needed another sleeping bag for the purpose described here.