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forum threadSUCHaDEAL posted May 1, 2026 10:49 PM
Ozark Trail 35°F or 50F Cool Weather Rectangular Sleeping Bag with Recycled Polyester and ZIP SHIELD $15-$20 FS Walmart Plus or pick up
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https://www.walmart.com/ip/Ozark-...hbdg=L1300
35F version $19.97
50F version $14.77
FS walmart+ or pick up where avail.
35F version $19.97
50F version $14.77
FS walmart+ or pick up where avail.
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https://www.walmart.com/ip/Ozark-...hbdg=L1300
35F version $19.97
50F version $14.77
FS walmart+ or pick up where avail.
35F version $19.97
50F version $14.77
FS walmart+ or pick up where avail.
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Model: Ozark Trail 35F Cool Weather Recycled Adult Sleeping Bag, Blue
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Sure, if you're camping out way below the rating of the bag(s), that's not going to work. At least they are advertising the "comfort" rating per ASTM testing - In my experience in past years, manufacturers would advertise the EN "lower limit" as the bag temp, which is pretty misleading - or not have testing done at all and just make up a rating out of thin air!
These are also obviously car camping bags, but I'd guess that an almost 5lb bag (for the 35F rated one) will be fairly comfortable around 35-40, and pretty tough value to beat for $20 - albeit heavy and bulky.
Sure, if you're camping out way below the rating of the bag(s), that's not going to work. At least they are advertising the "comfort" rating per ASTM testing - In my experience in past years, manufacturers would advertise the EN "lower limit" as the bag temp, which is pretty misleading - or not have testing done at all and just make up a rating out of thin air!
These are also obviously car camping bags, but I'd guess that an almost 5lb bag (for the 35F rated one) will be fairly comfortable around 35-40, and pretty tough value to beat for $20 - albeit heavy and bulky.
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