How easy is it to roll up? I've had terrible luck with sleeping bags that are "slippery" on the outside.
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It's actually quite easy to roll up and has toggles along the edges to keep the bag folded in half while rolling it. It's easy to put back in the bag, but not possible to use the extra compression feature the storage bag offers.
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Relatively easy to roll up with bungee cord, impossible to roll up and put back in bag.
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Definitely okay for a full (I has a queen). No as slippery as a sleeping bag. Dog hairs were no problem but my dog made it extra static-y when he slept on it. If you live somewhere dry, be aware.
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Hi Erin, it does not pose a problem and does not increase the likelihood of rolling since it does not curve much, just a little bit. However, my baby is using a different mattress now since the naturepedic was not very cozy, maybe due to the slight curve, it just never felt like it was very cozy for her to sleep on it. So in our case: a lot of money wasted. I am a nervous mom always making sure i have the best prducts for my baby but in retrispect i would not have bought this.
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I just tried it. You can roll it up, but it makes a pretty big bundle. And the model we have has wheels attached, which would make it pretty hard to strap to your back.
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Yes, it's very easy. Only takes a minute or two and then you can fold up the mattress and get it into its carry bag without effort!
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It is of average thickness for a sleeping bag. I've only used it on a cot and it's a great, roomy bag that kept me warm even on a couple of 40 degree nights in the Adirondacks. Remember though, even the thickest bag would compress under your weight if you're on something "hard". If you want comfort put it on a cot, or put an air mattress or a good quality pad between the bag and the hard surface.
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Well, I use the Jade mat, which is extra sticky, so it's a bit harder than my last mat. I sit the mat on the floor, open it and peel the bag down. The bag has to be aaaaall the way open or forget it. Not exceptionally easy, but it's what I'm used to :) Hope this helps!
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It really depend on how good you are at rolling and folding. It's not the same but think of rolling up a sleeping bag tightly to fit back into it's bag. This unit came in a box that and was folded tightly to fit. I wasn't able to duplicate that but I was able to roll it up and put it away neatly in a storage cabinet with other camping gear. Hope that helps.
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I did just that on the first night I used it and it was fine. My clothes were still on and that helped. Great bag for warm weather sleeping.
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I would imagine that given enough effort you could find a smaller stuff sack. How ever this a comfort not a space saving bag, and would not be my 1st choice as a back packing sleeping bag due to it's bulk and weight.
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I am very happy with this bed as the tyke can't roll out of it. The Shrunks bed had a lot of fairly cautionary reviews about the way it is designed, the child can roll out of it easily. I bought my grandchild a little sleeping bag that tucks right in this and it worked great. I highly recommend it. I got mine for about $39.99 so look for a good price.
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The Big Agnes air mattress I had was comfortable but terrible slick. I spent half the night sliding around. Much better to get a Thermarest sleeping pad. It's bulkier when rolled up but much more comfortable, especially on a concrete floor. Go with a Thermarest pad!!
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If you like being super warm when you sleep sure! I used it this past summer in 50degree at night temps and was comfortable. ..I'm also the type that can't sleep with socks on and like it to be just a bit nippy when I sleep....That being said it's by no means a heavy sleeping bag - I purchased a different coleman for my husband with same temperature ratings and his is warmer/thicker. ..makes no sense but it it what it is!.....To thin it out a little maybe wash it a half dozen times before you use it?
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Joseph and Danny, when putting it back in the bag, don't try to roll it. Literally start with a corner and just stuff it in. Works much better. It's even reccommended on the teton website regarding putting it back in the bag.
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Fold the sleeping bag in half lengthwise, then fold the open end (where you head sticks out) about half way towards the foot end. Roll the bag up towards the foot end, where the ties are. This bag has a string and hook to keep it rolled. A pretty comprehensive instruction sheet came with the bag. Hope that helps.
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Mine is rolling over (not sitting or standing yet) and I still use them. They make sleep sacks with legs for when they start walking.
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I managed to stuff it back in the bag in about 5 minutes. Just start at one end and keep punching it down into the bag, removing the air as you go. There is no way to roll it or fold it and then put it in the bag.