Camper - 3 Sleeping Bag - Granite

Overall rating: 4.694737 / 5 from 95 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

The Camper 3 Sleeping Bag is praised for its good quality and suitable size, making it a comfortable and reliable choice for camping, hiking, or travel. It offers a spacious fit and cozy warmth, suitable for moderate climates.

Summary topics

• Product Quality (7%): Customers expressed appreciation for the good quality of the product, which was mentioned multiple times in the reviews.
• Sleeping Bag Size (9%): Customers appreciated the good size of the sleeping bag, which was mentioned multiple times in the reviews.

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Review highlights

• "Confortable Good Quality" — Tony
• "Nice and really good quality…" — Jonathan M.
• "This is a great sleeping bag, love the extra-large size." — Cassandra H.

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Q&A

Can 2 of these be joined together?

I don't believe so.

Does the bag unzip around the foot to open like a duvet? An answer here already says no. But a person's review says yes, and I was pretty sure it did when looking in the shop. Please clarify. Thanks

Hi Hannah, Sometimes they can change the style of our products slightly so in there lies the confusion. I'm pretty sure it un zips at the bottom. If you haven't already, give your nearest Kathmandu store a call so they can look at the sleeping bag and tell you for sure if the zip goes all the way round.

How do you wash these? Cold machine wash and tumble dry in warm heat?

MACHINE WASHING YOUR SLEEPING BAG During washing, ensure all zippers and the velcro tab are secured. Use a heavy-duty front loader on a gentle cycle. Set to a warm machine wash (up to 30°C). Add a pure, mild soap, detergent or Granger's Performance Wash. HANDWASHING YOUR SLEEPING BAG Fill your bath to a depth of 150 mm of warm water and add a pure, mild soap, detergent or Granger's Performance Wash. Place your bag into the tub and gently massage the water into the bag by adding pressure from above with your open hands until the bag is saturated. When your bag is laden with water, do not attempt to lift it out. Leave to soak for 1-4 hours, depending on how dirty your bag is. Drain the water and then add fresh water, and massage the water into the bag again. Repeat this process until no suds are visible in the water. Press the water out of the bag and express as much water as possible. Fold the ends of the semi-dry bag in towards its centre and press firmly until water is expelled. DRYING YOUR SLEEPING BAG Once all the excess water has been released, you can tumble-dry your sleeping bag on a low temperature setting. Please note that excess heat can melt the fabric. To air-dry your sleeping bag, lay it out flat on towels over two portable clothes racks. Dry in a shaded area out of direct sunlight, as excessive exposure to UV will degrade the nylon shell fabric. A hot dry windy day provides the perfect conditions for air-drying your sleeping bag.

What is the gsm weight of the filling please in that Camper -3 sleeping bag?

140gsm

forgot to ask can you put them in a dryer? My sleeping bag looks like the foot has been burnt and not sure if this was from a dyer?? or whether the boy has burn it somehow but mr no body knows! thanks

Oh no! They can be tumble dried, but always only on low/no heat - excess heat can melt the fabric.