KingCamp FREESPACE HEATING 250 Heated Sleeping Bag

Great size and very warm ..

Works for me.

Just in time for the cold foggy weather. Love the side zippers

Very comfortable and fits my tall grandson

Used it several nights camping Big Bend and Davis Mountains State Park and was really warm even in desert mountain cold nights.

Absolutely love it in cool and cold weather. Game changer.

At first I was nervous about the sizing, but it actually exceeded my expectations...there is PLENTY of room inside (I'm 6' and still had room to move around)...I haven't got to try the heat yet, but will soon...a huge shout out to Vicky at Kingcamp...I needed to know how long the cable came out of the bag and answered quickly (8" if not more)...I REALLY can't wait to try it out...I'll add more info after I really test it.

The KingCamp Heated Sleeping Bag is warm, roomy, and great for cold-weather camping.

Pros:
Extra wide and long—perfect for big and tall campers. Soft flannel lining for extra comfort.Built-in heating adds warmth on chilly nights.

Cons:Takes time to heat up. Battery pack not included, so you’ll need your own power source.

Overall, a cozy and spacious choice for those who want extra warmth outdoors.

Works well.

This bag really makes camping in the cold alot warmer through the nights it's made out of a comfortable material and seems made well we have a few different items from this company another bag an some chairs and like everything we've got from them. Definitely recommend.

A hood for the head is good, but I think it would be better if it had a zipper to close the hood.

With a height of 169 cm and a belly circumference of 130 cm or more, there was enough room for me to roll over inside.
Purchased for naps and disasters when driving long distances when returning home (winter), and for being stranded in the winter.
The feeling of use is that the area around the shoulders is cold even when the area around the mouth is squeezed, so it seems good to wear warm clothes to sleep or put a blanket or the like around the shoulders separately.
I used it while wearing a light t-shirt or pants at room temperature of about 10℃, but it's cold.

The soft flannel lining and hollow cotton provide excellent thermal insulation for a comfortable night's sleep. The spacious design doesn't feel tight, and the double zipper and is fully washable, making it extremely practical. Active outdoors and at home!

I was able to use it for 7 hours because it was spacious and easy to roll over, and I was able to sleep warmly even if I put a blanket on top of the Sheraf without using electric heat

I'm a big fan of KingCamp products. When I saw this, I had to have it. I will say that I generally don't use sleeping bags because I find them restrictive and have spent thousands on getting my camping sleep setup right. The setup I've been using lately is a heated sleeping bag liner underneath and a blanket or two depending on the temperature on top. I've used this camping into the low 20's and has proven to be quite effective. After reading the description of this bag, I knew the bag would be lightweight but with the added heating elements. I ordered this because it's also listed as XL. I've only had to use this once so far. Temps got down to about 40. I started off with the bag and the temp on high. Soon, I turned it down to medium. Then to low. I was pretty comfortable the rest of the night on low. By the morning with the sun out, I was warm and turned off the heat all together. I did find the bag a little confining, but I haven't used a sleeping bag in a few years. It wasn't bad and I think it would be fine for people who are used to sleeping bags. Overall, I am looking forward to trying this next weekend again. It should be in the 30's and I think the bag will be fine with the heating elements. I think this is a great option for a dual-purpose bag: lightweight for the spring and summer with heating elements for the fall and winter.

When i have to wait in my suv for a client for a few hours, I lay down the 3rd row and snuggle up in this with a small power pack and this is definitely big enough (im 5'7" 300 lbs), warm enough( I get cold easily and it takes forever for me to warm back up otherwise). Definitely worth it

I spent several days camping with this bag to evaluate it. Overall it's a good bag. It's very large. You have plenty of room to move around during the night. The heating function works decently well and adds some warmth. It powers up using a long USB cord extension. I had a couple of power banks (10k + 20k) powered up and ready. This bag didn't use a ton of power.

As far as the heat the electric heating elements provide, it's alright. It's a nice touch, but if you're camping in super cold weather, you'd be much better off having a much warmer sleeping bag in my opinion than planning to use this exclusively. Additionally, using a sleeping bag liner (or 2) helps a lot in retaining your internal body heat. The bag itself isn't incredibly warm. It's more toward the thinner side. I'd say it's appropriate for fall and spring, but in the deep of winter you might want something warmer.

I didn't have any major problems using this bag. It's really easy to fold up and unfold. I experienced some minor annoyance putting the zipper back on after fully unzipping it, but it wasn't a big deal. I got it back on eventually.

I plan to continue using it in my sleeping bag rotation. I enjoyed sleeping in it.

First Impressions of KingCamp Heated Sleeping Bag for Adults, Extra Wide Flannel Sleeping Bag for Camping Backpacking, Warm & Cold Weather, Big and Tall, Lightweight, XL Size

⭐⭐⭐⭐4-stars
✅ Effective electric heat - 3 settings
✅ Heating elements - USB-A connection
✅ Wide and Open Design
✅ Velcro battery storage pouch
✅ Smooth twin dual-end zippers, large zipper pull
✅ Cinch straps to close down the hood, also the sleeping bag area
✅ Compression bag included
✅ Can be unzipped and opened to be used a blanket
✅ Hanging loops

This sleeping bag is warm without heating it. It's comfortable and well made. I love the size. I can't actually roll over inside of it.

- it's warm
- it's lightweight
- it's relatively cheap
- the inside feels durable enough it won't rip like my last bag.

I know it's not typical for camping, but the preferred sleeping method for my partner and I is naked and cuddling. This has never been very practical when camping with the cold, but with the room in this sleeping bag and the moderate heat, we are able to do it! Recommended for the cuddlers out there!

It does what it sets out to do. A few to many tags and nick knacks on the outside though

I've yet to use a KingCamp product I'm unsatisfied with. And this sleeping bag is keeping the trend going! It's super thick and warm, even without turning on the heating elements. I was camping last week at about 6500ft elevation. The temperature in the tent dropped a little below 40 degrees Fahrenheit, and I was on the verge of sweating most of the night. The morning was a bit more chilly but all it took was about 10 minutes of having the heating elements on low and the bag was nice and toasty.

The versatility of being able to unzip the bottom of the bag too for summer camping to make it a bit cooler is nice, or being able to wear your bag around while walking is a nice option. I haven't done it yet, but it's nice to know I could.

This KingCamp Sleeping Bag for Adults, Extra Wide Flannel Sleeping Bag for Camping Backpacking, Warm & Cold Weather, Big and Tall, Lightweight, XL Size is going to be a huge upgrade to my current sack sleeping set-up. I tend to car camp and especially at a winter star party. This is going to be so snug and cozy and I can use it in the car or outside at night on a lounge chair. Can't wait!