How heavy is this? Is this thick enough to keep warm in winter, but not too thick to where you could leave it on all year in the warmer months too?
120066
Ah, I see you look at similar things as I do before you purchase, good for you. Check it out first. Yes, this comforter is definitely thick enough to warm in winter, and yet a cool enough fabric to leave on the bed all year. I had it on mine all spring & summer, and it was quite comfortable.
120067
It's not heavy at all. You can use it all year round, but in winter I double it up with flannel sheets and a light blanket for my boys. An adult could generate enough heat to stay warm. Also...you cannot dry it on high heat. It gets scrunchy.
120068
Not a heavy comforter. It keeps you warm in winter. I had it on all summer....A Very nice comforter.
151690
It is VERY warm. We will not be able to keep it on for summer - we would roast. Super warm for fall and winter though and keeps its shape nicely if you want to continue to use it as bed covering and remove it nightly.
922611
I find it too hot for Summer but the rest of the year it's delicious. Not as physically heavy as some comforters but a great stand-alone for cooler weather. In the coldest of winter I use the comforter with two thin blankets underneath and it's quite toasty.
1586706
it is so warm and thick.i sleep in a cold bedroom windows open.in winter.my body heat warms it up.it is like a heating blantic. yet it is still comfertiable in warm weather. so cozy ,i bougrt my dauhhter one also.love,love it,dennis.
1632106
I used it during the winter just going in and out at about 45 degrees. It is made of basically a heavy sweatshirt material.
1630201
It's warm, as it's several layers thick. I can't say that it has been too warm, but I do tend to keep my bedroom on the cool side.
2199625
I would not recommend it for below freezing temps. it is not thick. winter I use it and a down feather comforter. summer I only use this. I also live in Texas.
1172494
Its a good comforter to keep you warm up to like 65º. If yoyr house gets rwaally cold in the winter like 60º or more i'd sugget you select a diff comforter. But i have had this comforter for 2years washed and rewashed and it still looks and feels like new.
94318
It is thicker than a typical comforter but isn't HUGE. It would probably be thicker if I fluffed it up every day. It is very warm and great to snuggle up in. I love it. The box stitching is the best. The down doesn't shift around.
783515
It's really pretty heavy for a bedspread. We keep our temp at 60 degrees and with a blanket it is fine.
2020778
4" inches thick. It is warm but I do wish it was a little thicker to give it that B&B; fealing. But then you get what you pay for. I still l ike it.
822399
I wouldn't say it's heavy. It is fluffy and very padded. I agree, it is warm.
501545
Geez, thick, maybe 1/4, this is a super heavy blanket. Warmest blanket you will ever own. It's not that it's so thick, it so dense, I guess would be the word.
535116
Thin enough for summer use. For winter, I added an extra blanket. I used this in 95 degree summer weather with no issues
807708
Our master bedroom heater is set to 60 degrees Fahrenheit if outside weather is at 45-48. I'm in CA if that helps. I still think it's too thin for winter. We have to use a thicker sleep sack for our baby. Although I really like this sleep halo, but definitely not for winter.
1527191
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?
13432
In my opinion I don't think it's that thick but it's not thin. To me it's average. Also It's warm but the level of warmth is different from person to person.