Temperature here goes down to 15 degrees; will this keep me warm?
27113
This blanket alone will not keep you warm at 15 degrees. My home temperature at night is 65-68 degrees. This is all I need.
27114
I think it depends on how cool your house is. It's warm but lightweight. If you keep your house cool at night, you might want to put something over it. My husband is always cold. I put another cover over him.
27115
Not if you are in the 15 degrees environment! The blanket provides great warmth. It's actually too hot for my comfort, but my elderly mother swears by it for warmth and comfort.
27116
Boy, that is cold. It is a tough question since I did not buy the blanket for my bed which has a quilt and a plush throw and I keep my thermostat at 62 degrees at night. My area can get down to freezing in Nov, Dec and Jan. So, I would say if your house gets colder than mine, it might take two of these blankets or blanket and quilt (or maybe a comforter). Sorry, I could not give a definite answer.
27117
Sorry for taking so long to answer this, but I really don't know. I don't know of any blanket that will keep you warm in 15 degrees, but this will do nicely for temperatures a bit warmer than that - 35 degrees?
2162797
No. the instructions say it'll keep contents about 40ºF below surrounding area. I doubt you'll be in an area of under about 38ºC.
76616
I'd say the coat is perfect for those temps. It will keep you warm without being too hot. I'd use a good, breathable under layer too.
1286200
No. It might keep it warm for an hour or so. But not for a long period of time.
511181
Sorry for the late reply. Yes, you can lower enough to keep food warm but the safe way would be to use a metal trivet and stir often. Sounds like a fun time.
129887
You will survive at the listed rating, but your comfort will be in question. I was ever so slightly chilled wearing thermal underwear in a 27 degree night on a wooden platform in an Adirondack cabin. Using additional insulation below and above you might help make it work below 5 degrees, but we are planning to get different bags for camping in those conditions.
1052366
There is no insulation so I am not sure how long it would hold the temperature down.
1866255
It's not really insulated, I would say it could keep it warm for 30 minutes to an hour maybe.
768675
I have a down duvet cover, we stay warm. I would say no to the topper staying cool
1345915
I stayed warm all the way down to 10 degree weather with the caveat that I was wearing pants and a sweater. With nothing other than the bag, you would probably get chilly at 45 degrees because the material is thin. However, with long pants and a long shirt, even if not thick, you would be fine at 45 degrees.
2025796
It depends on weight.If you are light-it will work fine, but i'd still recommend to be at least 30 degrees laying/sitting. Feels better that way
2188003
In a poorly insulated older home, it's way more than adequate for a 15 x 15 room when outside temperature is in the 30s or even lower. In a room that is twice that size, it's just not enough at these temperatures. A space heater is a necessity. Overall, in my situation after exactly one year of use, GOSH am I pleased!!
973324
This size will stay warm for about 15 minutes when insulated against your skin. Larger packs will stay warmer for longer periods of time.
2259669
Actually it's perfect! I'm 5'7 too, so warm and non-restricting. It got down to about 15 degrees and I used a fleece liner and I was perfectly comfortable. My boyfriend has the same bag, though he is almost 6 ft. He ended up too warm because of the bag.
1384597
It does get warm, but I'm always cold so this works for me. Having the mattress pad over it does help.
2151947
SPEC'S: Avoid temperatures below -10°C (14°F) or above 60°C (140°F).However, I tried it in my great cold City of Chicago last week when it was below 0, and it worked......barely.
1875430
I live in Buffalo, NY and I fully intend to.. Plenty of warm. It is LIGHT, not thin. Light does not mean it will not keep you warm!