Reddit reviews Coleman Sun Ridge 40°F Warm Weather Sleeping Bag, Blue
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For camping in temperatures between 40°F and 60°F. The warm weather bag fits heights up to 5 feet 11 inch3 pound of ThermoTech insulationPolyester cover with soft tricot fiber blend linerComfortCuff surrounds your face with softnessRoll Control fasteners lock bag in place for easier rollingFiberlock prevents insulation from shifting, increasing durabilityThermolock draft tube reduces heat loss through the zipper, keeping you warmerZipperGlide tailoring allows smooth zipper operation around cornersQuickCord no-tie closure keeps bag cinched tightMachine washable
I don't know why this sub always does this. You're kind of right men avg. 2 degrees C closer to a more comfortable temperature but
A) this is a sleeping mattress, all it does is lift you off of the ground so you're not sleeping on rocks and
B) this is the first sleeping bag I found on amazon(this is the part that keeps you warm) and as you can see it has a recommended temperature range of 20 degrees F completely compensating for the 2 degrees C
If you're going cold-weather camping make sure you get a bag rated for low temperatures, like this. Otherwise, you can get one like this. If you want to spend some more money and are going to start camping more often, I'd suggest a mummy bag like this.
Also, rookie campers also tend to forget a sleeping mat, like this. You put this underneath your sleeping bag so that while you sleep, you aren't laying on the hard ground. It's not strictly necessary, but it'll make sleeping a lot easier, and they usually help conserve your warmth if you're camping in cold weather. You can take any normal pillow you have, but it should probably be one that you're not afraid of getting dirty.