Can this be used as a sleeping bag in a tent on campouts?
877627
It would provide sufficient padding, I think, but it is a bit cumbersome. If you are traveling in a vehicle where you have plenty of space, it probably would not be a problem. But if you are backpacking into your campsite, it would be too big to roll up and pack with you.
877628
As a sleeping bag? Nope. Laying it on the floor in a tent may work, it does come with a zippered cover. Not sure if 2" on the hard ground would help much, it is intended as a mattress topper. Good luck.
877629
I don't think it would stay curled around you, but I guess you could try it. It would make a good mat to lay on.
877630
It is just a pad. You could use it under a sleeping bag for more comfort, but it is heavy and bulky to carry if you are walking to your campsite.
877631
Yes I sure do think it can. It will really make camping a lot easier in my opinion. Gopher it !!!
51030
I would not recommend it in a tent it is not rated for tent use that I noticed.
1108895
Yes. It is not very big so if you need a smaller camping bag, it is perfect!
1988962
No, it's more of a tent. Has a bottom to it. Does fit camping mattresses perfectly ie/ thermarest
842123
It's really only warm on the top. For summer camping it should suffice. You could put another bag in it.
1376621
This bag is huge and heavy. I'm not sure if a compression sack big enough is made. Stuffed it fills out the entire volume of my backpack. Think of it as a great camping bag. Not much else.
1876406
I wouldnt have a problem in a camper but a tent has a different rating. It is a very protected face although it puts out a lot of heat you don't see the elements. I personally would use it but it would be your call.
89987
Yes, I used one for my sleeping bag and it worked well. I would measure the diameter and length of your bag when rolled up or stuffed to get the correct size.
2072067
Yes it can. It zips all the way around and can actually form two separate sleeping bags and that comes in handy.
1414477
It would be somewhat unwieldy to fold and unfold and also it could get dirty. I usually take an air mattress that can be wiped down. I have slept on an egg crate foam topper on top of other things camping, but this is only 2 inches thick. It is meant to top another sleeping implement.
1647905
I would say no, this is an almost mummy bag with an odd shape, I wouldn't think they'd zip together properly like a standard sleeping bag.
525269
no it dosnt, i would ue a tarp, i recomend a bigger one for real camping sleeping in it.
717195
Definitely not for a sleeping bag... I would say its good for temperatures 20's (with proper clothing) and up but its best for blocking the wind and rain. So a thick blanket underneath be perfect with Mambe over to keep heat in and stay dry too.
2247337
The sleeping pad would be about all it fits in the center. It is not as big as it looks. Unless you packed clothes in the center of the bag.
703333
Gee, I don't know. Maybe if placed on a dense sleeping bag pad. I haven't had any problems with my pads but I think that since there are ventilation holes (tiny) that it might not hold up with a lot of handling.
125771
I have stashed 'backpacking' sleeping bag in the pack with minimal clothes. Have not tried packing a tent into it yet, but imagine you could strap one to it externally. Or if you had a really compact tent (I don't), that may work.
2247396
It stores well. I keep mine bundled under my pack where a tent or sleeping bag could go. That said, if I were to do it over again I would get an inflatable mat because I sleep most often on my side, and this mat provides nearly no support for that. May as well be sleeping on the ground, it is just an insulator.