Biscayne Warm-Weather Sleeping Bag, 40°F Camping Sleeping Bag for Adults, No-Snag 2-Way Zipper for Ventilation with Stuff Sack Included, Fits Adults up to 6ft 4in Tall

This big and tall sleeping bag fits this 6'2" 240# guy very well. Soft, comfortable, well constructed as most Coleman products are. Zippers work great, soft flannel-like interior. Only negative we found was that it is almost impossible to repack the sleeping bag into the outer shell it comes with.

The Coleman Biscayne Big & Tall Warm-Weather Sleeping Bag has truly exceeded my expectations in terms of comfort and performance. As a taller individual, I often struggle to find sleeping bags that provide ample space, but this sleeping bag offers generous dimensions that cater to bigger and taller individuals with ease. The warm-weather rating is perfect for summer camping trips, providing just the right amount of insulation without causing overheating. The soft and cozy lining adds an extra touch of comfort, ensuring a restful night's sleep. The durable construction and high-quality materials give me confidence in the longevity of this sleeping bag. Coleman has once again delivered a fantastic product that meets the needs of big and tall campers.

Very big, but so warm. Very good.

Quality is good and material is soft and comfortable...Very warm and I think it's temp rating is accurate. I was hoping it would be a little larger...I'm about 6'2" and I think this would be too short for people taller than me, but it fits me just fine...The zipper is VERY nice...good job Coleman.

This bag is so comfortable! It fits about wall-to-wall in my Alps Lynx 1 tent and kept me warm on a 45 degree night. It is quite large for a 40 degree bag, much larger than some alternatives. But for a car camping sleeping bag, who cares about volume? As far as the sizing goes, this lives up to the name of big and tall. As the title says, I am 6'5, 210lbs, and have very broad shoulders. This sleeping bag STILL felt roomy. This replaced a 15 year old Academy 40 degree bag that has aged to more of a 55 degree bag. The clips that keep the middle and bottom ends held together when folded in half are a nice feature my old bag didn't have. It keeps the bag even when rolling it up. I have yet to be able to get the bag back into the stuff sack, but synthetic sleeping bags really aren't meant to be stored compressed anyway, so it isn't an issue. My only complaint, not really much of one and not enough to remove a star, is that the clips that hold the rolled up sleeping bag looks pretty flimsy. I don't know if they will last more than a few years, but time will tell.

I began using sleeping bags for winter sleep - not for camping out, but for home use - many years ago. Have gone thru quite a few through the years. But I think they sleep better than blankets and comforters. They are lightweight, and when unzipped and open, they cover an entire queen bed. They sleep very warm. One small problem is the fact that they are best washed in the bath. They are too difficult to throw into the wash machine. But when washed in tub by hand. they do dry quickly once hung across the shower rod for a day. This particular long/tall sleep bag sleeps good because it allows me to cover myself fully while I sleep. It's a good quality bag, too. I'm 5ft11inches tall and the extra length is nice to have. When winter arrives, I'm ready for warm sleep with one of these bags spread out across the bed. I buy the Coleman bag only. I like the quality. I've not tried any other brand, not ever. Sleeping bags don't seem to do well in summer, though. So it's best to probably best to set it aside until the cold season starts anew. But once it does you'll sleep very snug and warm.

It is long enough for my husband to sleep in! He is 6’1”

For the price, these are fantastic. Unless its for a kid, definitely get the bigger size. You really cannot have a sleeping bag that is too big. You can zip two together to make one very large sleeping bag. My wife and I prefer to just use one as the bedspread and the other as a comforter, and not bother zip them together. Way more than enough for our full size air mattress. This would even work with a queen size. Plenty of coverage for two adults. The material is better than I thought it would be for this price. I dont understand the reviews talking about their feet snagging on the material. All I can say is try using a pumice stone and some lotion, cause you got some rough feet. Socks would easily solve your individual problem, and is often needed in camping situations anyway due to cold. As for temperature, we tried these at 50 degrees F and 50% humidity inside a standard tent with minimum clothing. Absolutely perfect warmth and feel. I can see going down 10 more degrees no problem. Beyond that, just add a layer or two of clothing and you should be fine. For the casual camper in non-extreme situations these are perfect in this respect. I have absolutely no reservations recommending these for the casual camper. Probably not going to withstand constant use or arctic adventures. For the price, however, these are great.