Coleman Brazos 20 Degree Sleeping Bag
Item #: 85298
Our Price: $29.98
Regular Price: $40.00
SAVINGS: $10.02 (26%)
While They Last!
- Coleman Comfort Range: 20° to 40°
- No snag patented zipper.
- Roll Control makes rolling easier.
- No tie patented closure.
- Two bags can be zipped together.
- Machine washable.
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Cons Best Uses Comments about Coleman Brazos 20 Degree Sleeping Bag: My grandson sleeps in this sleeping bag right now. He will be using it at his new house soon.
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Comments about Coleman Brazos 20 Degree Sleeping Bag: Bought these in Maine to avoid paying luggage fees to airlines. Donated them to a Goodwill in Maine to avoid paying luggage fees. Enjoyed them so much, bought another set when we returned to San Diego.
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Comments about Coleman Brazos 20 Degree Sleeping Bag: Perfect choice for my Cub Scout on a cold weather campout. Much lighter than comprable bags, , especially for the cost. Kept the webelos scout comfy warm despite the 18- 22 degree weather with snow all about. At 4.5# Light enough for begninner backpacker, and perfect choice. great service and delivery as well...
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Comments about Coleman Brazos 20 Degree Sleeping Bag: Awesome bag! Got down to the high 20's and I was toasty warm
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Comments about Coleman Brazos 20 Degree Sleeping Bag: A good economical sleeping bag for 3 season use
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Comments about Coleman Brazos 20 Degree Sleeping Bag: This sleeping bag worked great during our camping trip last weekend. Temps were very mild-50s at night- and we stayed warm but did not overheat. Bought two, which could be zipped together, but we opened them up and used one on the bottom and one on top. Only complaint would be that they are not very thick (d/t temp. rating) so spend the extra money and buy a pad to place under sleeping bags!
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Comments about Coleman Brazos 20 Degree Sleeping Bag: Used this bag on a recent camping trip and although the temps only got into the 50s I was super comfy in it with just shorts and a tshirt. It has a really nice soft lining instead of just a match to the outside and that really helps to make it fairly comfortable. My biggest issue with this bag was trying to get it back into its bag.
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Comments about Coleman Brazos 20 Degree Sleeping Bag: Bought this for my kids and they love it. The nights in New England have been getting cooler so this has really come in handy. Like all other sleeping bags though you can never get it back into its original bag so will need to get a slighly bigger compression bag, no bid deal though!
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Will this sleeping bag fit in your Sea to Summit Compression Dry sack bag, size Medium? I bought the compression sack but there is no way our existing sleeping bag will fit into it.Asked on 3/20/2013 by Mary Pat from Leesburg, VA1 answer
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The Sea to Summit medium will be too small, a L sea to Summit compression sack would be required.Answered on 3/20/2013 by Steve from Campmor
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Size of bag please
can you zip two together to make 1 large for a couple?Asked on 11/21/2012 by Peg from Cincinnati ohio1 answer
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The Coleman Brazos Sleeping Bag is 33" wide x 75" long. The stuff sack size is 10 x 18 inches. This sleeping bag is mateable.Answered on 11/21/2012 by Anonymous
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Will this bag fit in the Marmot "Home Alone" 1 person bivy?Asked on 8/26/2012 by Luke1 answer
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The Brazos will fit in the Home Alone.Answered on 8/27/2012 by Steve from Campmor
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Is the inside flannel or slippery fabric?Asked on 11/7/2011 by lms from Naperville, IL1 answer
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The inside material is polyester, not flannel.Answered on 11/7/2011 by Anonymous
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Is the exterior material slippery - need a bag that doesn't slide around.Asked on 8/10/2011 by Anonymous1 answer
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The exterior material is a slick taffeta nylon.Answered on 8/15/2011 by Steve from Campmor
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can you zip two of these bags togetherAsked on 5/9/2011 by Anonymous1 answer
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2 Coleman Brazos 20 Degree Sleeping Bag can be zipped together.Answered on 5/10/2011 by Steve from Campmor
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Will this bag mate with a Coleman Palmetto Sleeping Bag
to make a two-person bag?Asked on 1/15/2011 by Anonymous2 answers
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Yes the Brazos would mate to the Palmetto sleeping bag.Answered on 1/21/2011 by Steve from CampmorA:
yes the two models can be mated with each otherAnswered on 1/21/2011 by Anonymous
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How much does this sleeping bag weigh?Asked on 11/21/2010 by Kate1 answer
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Coleman Coleman Brazos 20 Degree Sleeping Bag has Avg. Total Wt.4.25 lbsAnswered on 11/23/2010 by Steve from Campmor
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How many zippers does this bag have? Is there any way to open the bottom to vent without leaving the entire bag open?Asked on 10/4/2010 by Jim Bob from Tennessee2 answers
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2 zippers and it can be completely unzipped to create a double wide throw or to mate 2 bags together. Since it has 2 zippers you can unzip the foot to vent in warmer weather.Answered on 10/6/2010 by Steve from CampmorVERIFIED BUYER
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It has two zippers.Answered on 10/15/2010 by Cute Kitten from Central PA
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does this come with a stuff sack to carry it in?Asked on 10/3/2010 by Salty from Wilmington nc1 answer
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This sleeping bag comes with a stuff sac.Answered on 10/5/2010 by Steve from Campmor
| Size | 33 in. x 75 in. |
| Fits To | 5 ft. 11 in. |
| Fill Weight | 4 lbs. |
| Avg. Total Wt. | 4.25 lbs. |
| Stuff Size | 10 x 18 in. |
| Temperature | 20° to 40° |
| Mateable | Yes |
| Insulation | Polyester |
| Inner Shell | Polyester |
| Outer Shell | Polyester |
| Zipper Type | Blanket style zipper |
| Color | Blue |
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