IFORRESTCotton Flannel Double Sleeping Bag for Adults - 2 Person 10°F Cold Weather Couples Camping Winter Bed(All Seasons), Extra-Wide & Warm - Queen Sized XXL

My husband and I live in our campervan with a queen-size bed in Texas. This month, temps got down to below freezing, so we finally pulled the sleeping bag out of storage.It just fits on our mattress and is very cozy. We actually prefer using it unzipped into a separate top and bottom kind of set-up. Both of us like to not feel so closed in. But if you do that, realize that this "blanket" will not be big enough to fully cover you up. It only fits on top of the bed with zero overhang like a regular blanket. I've gone back to zipping my side so I can stay covered and not get that cold air creeping in, but that makes it not quite cover my husband on his side. In this configuration, another blanket is needed to cover what this won't. Also, if it's not zipped up to the top with the Velcro in place, it's easy for the zipper to come undone throughout the night. So I would say that it probably works best when kept as a double sleep bag, or two singles. But I suppose if you unzipped it into two blankets, both on top and without one side underneath you, that would work fine too.We didn't start using this until temps got down into the 30s. It very easily kept us super warm. Temp got as low as 16° one night. Our van was freezing but under this bag, with all that flannel, we were comfortable. We did use a Mr. Heater to warm things up at bedtime, but even waking up in the middle of the night long after that heat dissipated, van was freezing and we still had warmth in this sleeping bag.It is a monster in size, so really make sure you have room if you plan to roll it back up. When it's not cold enough to be under this, we just sleep on top of it and use our regular blanket to cover up. We know that we'll have to put it back in storage if we roll it up. Not enough space in our van for that. But it's been working out fine just leaving it on top of our mattress.

Took this out camping in the mountains. Temperature was 36 degrees. It definitely will not keep 2 people warm. We had to add another blanket on top and under it with a 4 inch mattress pad. Would not buy if you are into colder weather camping. It’s a good looking sleeping bag.In its bag it is rather large so be prepared it’s not a hiking backwoods bag way to big!

I am 6Ft and 250lbs, plenty of room for me and my wife. I was originally worried about it being to short, but the bag had plenty of space both width and length. Material is thick and comfortable. Will update my review after the summer is over if the bag has any long term shortfalls.

Really love the comfort of this sleeping bag! I tend to toss and turn at night and I don’t like feeling trapped in a small bag. This size is perfect for sprawling out and the inner cushioning and warmth is sooo cozy!Appreciate the rounded top bit for a pillow holder, as I really don’t like waking up to my pillow being out of the bag and on the ground.I did have to get some thick elastic strips and sew them together into “tie downs” to wrap around the bag because it’s way too big and slippery to roll up easily otherwise…but, with those adjustments, it only takes a minute to put this sleeping bag away.Not sure how it holds up in the wash yet…but so far it’s lovely!

Did not think the temperature rating and the size as we went to Death Valley trip and the temp was 28 degrees and me and my wife slept pretty cold at 28°The size is supposed to be a king size and our air mattress is a queen and it did not cover the air mattress but the lining in the sleeping bag was very nice. Make sure you place the velcro strips over the zipper when you zip it all the way up or they will unzip on there own