Coleman Kids Explorer Sleeping Bag
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 List Price: $42.99 Sale Price: $32.35 Availability: unspecified 
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Product Description
Features: 30" x 66" sleeping bag. 28 ounces Coletherm Insulation. Durable polyester cover and liner. Keeps you comfortable down to 25°. Sculpted hood surrounds head to retain warmth. Two layers of insulation with offset quilt lines eliminate potential cold spots. 3" insulated draft tube runs the length of the zipper to keep out chilly drafts. Box-shaped foot provides additional comfort. #5 two-way zipper allows for ventilation. Commercial machine washable only. Stuff sack included.
Details
- Kids' sleeping bag with unique glow-in-the-dark liner with star constellations
- 28-ounce Coletherm insulation keeps you warm down to 25 degrees Fahrenheit
- 3-inch insulated draft tube runs the length of the zipper to keep out chilly drafts
- Box-shaped foot provides additional comfort
- Measures 30 inches wide by 66 inches long; fits kids up to 5' 2"
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Avid Shopper says:
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Bought this for my 5 yr old son, he adores it. He likes having a big boy mummy sleeping bag. Kept him very warm without overheating and had sufficient padding for outdoors and carpeted areas. The zipper is easy for him to use, he can get in and out without help. He likes the “pocket” inside for his toy cars. The bag was smaller than I would have preferred, but he will get several more years of use out of it. Overall very happy to spend the money on this bag, very well worth it.
July 7, 2008, 7:24 pmbozeman mom says:
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Our kids really like these bags, they fit well and are easy to get back in their stuff bags. The glow in the dark factor doesn’t do much since we use these on camping trips and do not have lots of lights to put them under.
August 1, 2008, 6:48 pmmeowski says:
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I just received my sleeping bag and although I haven’t tried it out in the wild yet, I can attest to a few things already. 1) It’s well made. Good materials. Not high end, but for this price, I’m happy. 2) Actual weight that you’ll be carrying is 2 lbs. 8.5 oz.
I’m 5′2″ and I fit fairly snugly into the bag zipped up. If you want more wiggle room and you’re my height, I would suggest a longer bag. This bag is great. Will put it to the test this weekend and give an update.
August 20, 2008, 8:00 ammtjung says:
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This was big enough for our 10 year old now, but he only had 3-4″ to spare. We wanted one for him to use throughout scouting, so we returned it for a full size Coleman (Coleman Taos 25-Degree Mummy Sleeping Bag). Both were nice high quality bags – great for kids.
June 28, 2009, 6:22 amMr. M. A. Roberts says:
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A great sleeping bag. My son (age 7) was very warm camping in Lake Tahoe in May at above 6,500 ft above sea level and loved the glow in the dark lining!
July 2, 2009, 4:22 pmJ. Williams says:
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I bought this for my three year old son who absoultely loves it. Used it for six nights of desert camping with good success. The seam on the non zippered side is coming apart already but can easily be fixed for next to nothing. It’s a good size for a child still growing, he should be able to use it for at least a couple more years.
July 6, 2009, 2:00 amQ. Peng says:
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I am a 5′1 adult woman. This sleeping bag claims to be 5′2 and it really holds me very well.
September 11, 2009, 3:30 pmMarnie J. DiChiaro says:
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Bought this for our 4 and 2 year old sons. They both love it! Plenty of room for them, but still stayed toasty warm on a rainy, 35 degree night.
October 21, 2009, 12:12 pmbks says:
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We took a camping trip with these when the temp went down to about 32 degrees. My guys were snug and cozy. Our youngest son never even woke up during the night and we never heard a single complaint about it being too cold. Only downside is that the carry bags are very snug so a child would not be able to roll their own bags and stow them away. That has to be a grown up job.
October 22, 2009, 1:32 amOverall – we’re big fans of these bags.
Victor says:
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For the price and the brand (Coleman has been quite disappointing in the last 2 decades) I was not expecting much.
January 4, 2010, 6:45 pmBut this little bag turned out to be a great little bag. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not what you’d put your kid in if you are headed to Banff in September, but it does the trick for most 3-season outings.
Held it up to the sun, and the baffling is pretty even. not bad for a $30 bag.
Zipper glide and pull are chunky and easy to work with small fingers – even glo-in-the-dark. And THANK YOU Coleman – for not forcing the usual super-Lame color schemes which stereotype our children into PINK and BLUE crapola.
The grey /green looks like an actual piece of gear instead of some sort of bad Disney marketing casualty.
Is Coleman finally making good stuff again? stay tuned. So far this one is a hit in my book.