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Topic: Costco SleepCell - anyone tried one?

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Has anyone tried one of these? Costco Sleep Cell
I was wondering whether to get one. I find normal sleeping bags too restrictive. These aren't quite as wide as the sleeping pods but are 3 season so hopefully warmer. I also like the idea of the vents if you do get too hot at night.

If you've tried one please let me know what you think of it. Pros & cons.

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hot things hot and cold things cold. reminds me of a joke about David Beckham and a Thermos.

on a serious note, I'm temped to get the little'n one

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We got one of these for my son and Im so impressed I'm going to sneak another in the trolly next time we are there.
The vents seem really good and I really like the fact that the side zips are more to the front, I hate the side zips on normal sleeping bags.
There is also a little pocket on the inside which will be great for festivals.
It also seems to be really well made.

Sorry this doesn't really answer your question!!

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That's very helpful. Thank you.

Sounds like they are good. Very tempted now.

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I've ordered one!

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Quote: Originally posted by bpeal1 on 28/4/2015
Has anyone tried one of these? Costco Sleep Cell
I was wondering whether to get one. I find normal sleeping bags too restrictive. These aren't quite as wide as the sleeping pods but are 3 season so hopefully warmer. I also like the idea of the vents if you do get too hot at night.

If you've tried one please let me know what you think of it. Pros & cons.

Post last edited on 28/04/2015 20:18:32

Sleeping PoDs come in 3 seasons :)

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Our kids sleep in these. Been very effective down to 2 degrees but the vents mean they work just as well in France in the heat.

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Looks good- I might get one for when I'm not with hubbie (we have a double usually) but I'm not sure if I'd rather get a kind I can get 2 of and join them together, then get rid of the double- is it massive!!!

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I've got one, it's very good, especially on warm nights. On very cold nights you need a blanket over the top or some decent PJ's. They're big, lots of room inside for moving about if you're a wriggler like me.

Best things about it are the hard wearing fabric on the reverse and the included inflating pillow.

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I got one in the end. Tried it for the first time at the weekend and loved it. It is a bit bulky (wouldn't want to use it for backpacking) but it was very comfortable. I was warm enough with fleece PJs. I loved the extra wriggle room and the built in pillow. The material feels very good quality (much better than my husbands Gelert sleeping pod), and I like the extra thick material on the bottom. Really pleased I got one.

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