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This Coleman Magellan oversized sleeping bag offers plenty of comfort for taller campers, up to 6'3", or those who just prefer extra room. Sleeping bag features a premium, 210-thread-count, nylon cover with a soft cotton liner and Double-Batt, offset quilting to eliminate potential cold spots. Dual 2-way zippers offer superb ventilation and zipper tape prevents snagging so the zipper runs smoothly. Filled with 60-oz. Coletherm, the Magellan has a certified temperature rating of down to 10°. Includes stuff sack, detachable pillow cover, internal utility pocket to keeps small items close at hand and a semi-sculpted drawstring hood. Machine wash. 88Lx35W".
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Technical Details
- Coleman DiamondbackTM 10 Sleeping Bag - Formerly the Coleman Magellan Sleeping Bag- Fits most heights up to 6' 3"
- Keeps sleepers cozy and comforatable in extreme weather conditions
- Diamond ripstop polyester cover resists tears and PerformXTM moisture management liner
- Semi-sculpted hood surrounds head for warmth
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By Old Walker (Whiting, NJ, USA)
Coleman claims this bag will keep you warm at 10F.
I slept in this sleeping bag once at 50F. (That's 50F measured on a thermometer. Not guessed at.) Even wearing long johns and a sweatsuit I was a bit cold. In the middle of the night I got up and put on a pair of insulated overalls. Then I slept warm. I'm an old man and pretty sensitive to the cold. Maybe a younger, fitter person would have been warm enough. But, I'd warn anyone going camping in below freezing weather to test this bag ahead of time. You could avoid an awful night.
On the plus side, there's plenty of room in the bag. And the bag handles moisture very nicely.
Finally, the bag is well constructed and claims to be washable. (I've had bad experiences trying to wash down filled items. Polyester fill seems to wash OK.)
I'm not sure if I'd buy another one.
By M. Smith (Tacoma, Wa USA)
I bought this sleeping bag a year ago for a camping trip that my best friend and I go on every summer in the Pacific Northwest. I am perpetually cold just about everywhere I go, so I wanted a bag that would keep me warm no matter where we camped at. I am also allergic to down feathers, so I needed something with a synthetic fill. This bag sure did the trick on all counts! It is super warm and the lining is so soft and snugly that I felt like I was sleeping in my own bed. It kept me more than warm on the Washington coast. The bag does have a separate zip-off foot vent at the bottom, but I never needed to use it. When we went up to the campground at Crater Lake, it took this sleeping bag and another sleeping bag to keep me warm in the near-freezing night time temperatures. (I'm assuming that, since I'm cold all the time, that just this one sleeping bag would do the trick for a normal person.) The drawstring hood and wind baffles at the top were especially nice for keeping me snug as a bug in a tent in on even the coldest nights. I'm convinced that I would have been an ice cube in any other bag, and am so happy I decided to purchase this one! (As was mentioned by another reviewer, the bag is way too big to take on a backpacking trip, but it's perfect for your standard drive-in camping trip.) Love it! Worth the $$.
By William D. Myers (In the heart of the Fall River Valley - Northen California.)
This is our second of these bags, purchased for our son.
Is it roomy? I'm 6'1" 300-325 lbs.; he's 6'2" 275 lbs. Fits great.
Is it warm? Certainly within the ranges of usual camping, even in the mountains of Northern California, it does the job. Neither of us has used one in sub-zero temperatures as yet, though.
Is it comfortable? The lining material is great, and there's just enough, but not too much taper to the bag, so that your feet don't feel bound up together.
Any other conveniences? Yes. The pocket built into the bag is a great place for me to store my glasses in their case, along with a small flashlight, keeping them handy for any nocturnal excursions you may find necessary.
Any drawbacks? Minor one: replace the clasp on the drawstring of the stuff sack - it's not sufficiently strong to cinch the bag closed reliably.
By sportyrider
The Coleman Oversized Sleeping Bag is big, warm and comfortable. Plenty of room inside if you move while you sleep. This purchase was for my son who is a Boy Scout and he has used the bag 3 times while camping during this past winter. He likes to use it when his friends sleep over and always gives up his bed so he can sleep in the bag. He says it's that comfortable!
The bag is too large and heavy to use if you are backpacking, but it is the best I have seen for a camping trip. I highly recommend this bag for kids and adults who need a larger sleeping bag.
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