Is this thick enough for outdoor camping? Possibly 45-55 degree nights.
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Maybe with long pajamas and a blanket and that's prob being on the safe side
1523443
I purchased this mat last fall, it's perfectly made for a overnighter. Thick enough to keep you off the ground warm and dry.
2223817
I used mine for camping, but it was never set up in bad weather for extended periods of time so I cannot say for sure.
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Absolutely not. I would send it back if I could. No consistency in it. We live 4200 elevation and have been testing this unit in the house where it does cool. It doesn't stay cold when we take it camping.
1412631
I wouldn't hesitate myself to use it as a floor when camping if I needed a floor for a canopy. But, that's just my opinion. I used it outside this past winter and spring. Wasn't exposed to snow or temps below 20 degrees. But, held up well enough for me to fold it and save for next year. Had no signs of wear and tear. that's about as best as I can tell you.
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This Military Surplus Sleeping Bag is rated to be used in temperatures between +30 degrees to -10 degrees...add patrol bag and bivvy and i believe it can get to -40, although you will need thermals....
1219215
I would have to say "no" to that. This tent will no keep out the cold, but the rain, and if its set up properly it can withstand wind. Hope that helps.
1219214
I do not live anyplace where it is going to snow on a camping trip, but based on the size of the poles and the tension that the tent is erected with, I would say it will hold up to snow pretty well.
2047274
No too thick. Just 2 maybe 4 depending on fabric weight. But no batting. Hope that helps
129890
I don't own this bag but am considering buying for my 14 year old. I have many years of outdoor experience and temp ratings on bags are kinda like person ratings on tents...they don't quite hold true. For camping at those temps my suggestion is for you to put a light weight fleece sleeping bag inside it and you'll be comfy cozy on even the coldest of nights. Just saw some Coleman brand fleece bags on Amazon for about $20. This solution gives you more flexibility with the temp range of the bag because you can remove it for sleeping in warmer temps.
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I would not recommend this for inclement weather or extreme cold temperatures. As for as inside a tent in a mild climate it would be just fine. Hope this answers your question.
1041657
Hello John,This is a heavy tarp; not appropriate for backpacking. I could see using it camping out of a car or truck. It is meant for outdoor use. It has a bit of an odor, that waterproofed canvas smell. It's a quality, heavy weight tarp. I play ice hockey and shoot into it for practice. It will take a fair bit of abuse. Good luck,Gary Schoepfel
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If very cold, no. Just not warm enough. I feel you need something that is fleece inside and out to stay warm enough. Having camped in very, very, icy weather in Colorado mountains, I'd suggest a fleece pant. These aren't that warm and the air will go through the knit.
1199143
It's thick enough that my boyfriend and I used it for a camping trip as a mattress. I would say that it would be perfect for an RV and its super comfortable.
54121
No I think you need to add a fleece blanket to it. If the temperature is around 70 degrees at night then I think it would be okay.
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This sleeping bag is one of the thickness I've ever had for it's weather/temp ratings. Yes, it's much thicker than it looks but I would always suggest a base surface mat or pad to place the sleeping bag on if at all possible. If you're trying to travel light and therefore don't want the extra weight of a mat to carry, then I would recommend a different sleeping bag entirely. However, that type of sleeping bag is in the high-end category and you'd better be ready for the prices you'll be dealing with. ;)
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the outside is a fiber amalgumate very soft and holds heat very well. i would recommend this sleeping blanket for INDOOR USE ONLY! I would not recommend using this blanket on a camping trip. it will not keep out moisture and be very hard to dry out if it got even lightly damp. for indoor use it would be very durable, but for a camping trip it would tear under an adequate amount of stress. if you're going out door camping. i would recommed any of the super polyester acrylic combinations as they keep out water and are difficult to cut with a knife.