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expiredsavvyshopper7903 posted Jun 26, 2024 6:49 PM
Coleman Kompact 40°F Sleeping Bag (Tiger Lily) $27.04 + Free Shipping w/ Walmart+ or on $35+
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I wouldn't use that bag under 50 let alone 40.
With that being said, I highly recommend anyone here to only shop for EN or ISO rated bags. They are 3rd parties that send every bag through the same test, and give it two ratings:
Tested lower limit = Absolute lowest temp level for survivability.
Tested comfort = lowest temp level to stay comfortable/warm.
Note: these are based on the person using it having long sleeve base layers (fleece pants / shirt or similar material based on preference), socks, and a beanie.
People tend to forget the proper base layers when using a bag. I know I did the first time I camped and now, I remember every time.
With that being said, I highly recommend anyone here to only shop for EN or ISO rated bags. They are 3rd parties that send every bag through the same test, and give it two ratings:
Tested lower limit = Absolute lowest temp level for survivability.
Tested comfort = lowest temp level to stay comfortable/warm.
Note: these are based on the person using it having long sleeve base layers (fleece pants / shirt or similar material based on preference), socks, and a beanie.
People tend to forget the proper base layers when using a bag. I know I did the first time I camped and now, I remember every time.
When I was in scouts, I'd sleep in boxers and a beanie in my 0° mummy bag during Klondike campouts in NE Ohio. I'd throw the next days clothes in at the foot of my bag to keep them relatively warm as well.
Base layers are important but having a good properly rated bag is even more important.
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