The Coleman. It is rated to 10°F with 5 lb of Holofill 808 fill. The REDCAMP tops out at a 41°F comfort rating with its 4 lb fill version.

Which fits a tall person better?

The Coleman, at 84"x40" for campers up to 6'5". The REDCAMP is 75"x33" and fits up to 6 feet, though buyers say it has extra legroom.

Is the Coleman worth the extra money?

Yes if you camp in cold weather or are tall. At $67.58 versus $39.99 as of November 5, 2026, you pay about $28 more for a 10°F rating and a much larger bag.

Can I use either for backpacking?

Not really. The REDCAMP is bulky and the Coleman weighs about 8.9 lb. Both suit car camping.

Can two bags be zipped together?

Yes for the REDCAMP: a left-zip and right-zip bag join into a double. Reviewers say the Coleman can be combined two ways.

Which is easier to clean?

The Coleman is machine washable. The REDCAMP listing gives no washing instructions, so check the label before washing.

REDCAMP Cotton Flannel Sleeping Bag vs Coleman Heritage Big & Tall 10°F Sleeping Bag

Buy the REDCAMP for mild-weather camping on a budget: it is $39.99 at Redcamp as of November 5, 2026, versus $67.58 at nextrony for the Coleman. The Coleman Heritage Big & Tall is the better pick for cold nights and large sleepers, rated to 10°F with a 40"x84" cut that fits people up to 6'5". Neither is a backpacking bag: the REDCAMP is bulky and the Coleman weighs about 8.9 lb.

Today the REDCAMP Cotton Flannel Sleeping Bag costs $27.59 less at its best price.

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