Which sleeping bag will win ?

[@anthony.grisan]

great video, i sa the 23 zero and wanted a sleeping bag for all seasons. i went the oztent rivergum xl. it is rated to -10 and you can unzip a flonalette layer to have just one to make it a all purpose sleeping bag. me and the mrs went in a 23 zero and found it too narrow. two off the 100cm wide one was a winner.

[@SLVBULL]

Best sleeping bag Coleman Big Game C-6 comes with flannel pillow so warm and comfy plus I’m 193cm and still have plenty of room both ways. No matter the temperature always slept in jocks only and keeps me warm. Had the bag for 5 years no drama. Even the zip never gets caught on the bag when zipping or unzipping it.

[@carmelwhite2871]

What’s the coldest u have had it in?

[@Campingdownunder]

-5 degrees

[@petesprojects700]

Another great video mate. I think it depends in how much you have to spend. The 23 zero is the higher quality and higher cost option. I'd go with the cheapest option from Big W to start off with and if the amount of time camping justified the extra cost go buy the 23 zero as the longer term option

[@Campingdownunder]

That sounds about right mate 👍 no point in someone that only camps a few times a year starting out with a $260 sleeping bag when they already have so much more to buy 👍 but when you are ready to get serious about camping it's definitely worth the investment

[@goddfrey978]

I purchased the kings sleeping bag it is great and good value for money & the zips are not a problem I think your just getting a bit picky, if you have a good water proof tent, swag or camper why are you worried about water ingress and who sleeps out in the rain. The Kings products are not the best quality but for the price they got a lot of people into camping who would never have otherwise done so and because of Kings the other brands are starting to match prices so that's good for the consumer, I would really like to see more of these items made here in Australia.

[@Campingdownunder]

With 2 sleeping bags joined together the zips come undone every night. Might be different if you are sleeping in it alone. We camp all year round no matter the weather. We don't let a bit of rain stop us lol. But the water test wasn't for rain. If you've camped often you would know condensation can build up during the night as you sleep. It's not about water coming through your swag or what ever you are using. It builds up on the inside of the roof & drips on you. Every swag & rooftop tent has this issue and there is no way to stop it besides good ventilation. They are still great sleeping bags and we used them for over 2 years every weekend & they are still going 👍

[@goddfrey978]

I have the oztent rs1 swag this thing is great and haven't had condensation issue yet as I leave the 2 upper vent flaps open all night and the main window flap open a bit no problem.

[@TheCrabdog]

I use the adventure Kings sleeping bags & while some people find issues I love them, for about 6 months of the year I use them for 3-4 nights every week and never had an issue of any kind... just depends how you treat stuff I guess.. I’ve spent money on top dollar brands and still had issues in the past...

[@Campingdownunder]

The zip not having some way of locking in place was my only issue with it. I absolutely loved it 👍

[@PadmaDorjee]

Awesome comparison mate, thanks for spending the time to do it.

[@Campingdownunder]

Glad to hear you enjoyed it 👍

[@PadmaDorjee]

@@Campingdownunder I ended up buying the 23Zero one because of your review. Cheers

[@Campingdownunder]

I'm sure you'll love it 👍

[@Davi.b]

The kings sleeping bag is awesome, in my roof top tent I open it up n use it as a dooner, removable washable flannelette iner, I can not fault it, combined with a minki blanket for those super cold areas it simply just works, comfy too,

[@Campingdownunder]

Yeah it is great 👍

[@Snook_]

Its too narrow in the single tho

[@dannyjansen6011]

23 zero sound good till the size was mentioned, agree that the side zip it the way to go, maybe the need a 1800 , 2000 wide model

[@Campingdownunder]

Definitely. If they released a wider sleeping bag that reached from end to end of the rooftop tent it would be the perfect sleeping bag 👌

[@lcbunny2]

Great video.. I had the kings myself and I'll admit it's very warm and I had -3 weather at lake Bonney using it in my swag.as you said my down fall was the zip would slide down through the night.also the inner part that can be taken out for summer use was annoying too as it moved down at night. I had bad luck 2 times when I got them as my left and right never matched the right side was longer then the left. Might give the 23sero a go next

[@Campingdownunder]

23zero is great 👍 it's probably going to be too hot for summer use though lol

[@gravyboatcookingandcamping9930]

Great review mate the 23 zero looks to be the winner there. I use Coleman big game -6 in my swag. Comes with the pillow aswell. Brilliant bit of kit aswell. Be keen to see some reviews on your swags if you use them too mate. Cheers

[@Campingdownunder]

Thanks mate 👍 at the moment I've only got the big daddy & big daddy deluxe from adventure kings which I've already done a review on. But in the future I may get more swags to review

[@stevecrowe176]

2 x kings sleeping bags were just on special Queens birthday weekend $138 for both Inc bag/s

[@stevenchristian7751]

Camped in the snow with our 23zero, definitely worth the money.

[@Campingdownunder]

So you were warm enough with just that?

[@stevenchristian7751]

@@Campingdownunder yeah definitely and we just had a swag on the ground. Just got there canvas blanket for summer.

[@modxxmod5626]

Thanks for the video now I know what I'm going with :)

[@EFFICIENTSELF]

Excellent video and great comparison mate 👍🍻

[@Campingdownunder]

Thank you I'm glad you enjoyed it 😀👍

[@Mr_Recons]

kings swag water leak might be fixed by seasoning the canvas, could be wrong tho.

[@hexi1722]

I'm looking at getting the 23zero sleeping bag to replace my coleman double, how does the 23zero go in summer? Does it get really hot sleeping inside it?

[@Campingdownunder]

It is quite warm in summer. I just unzip it & only hop under it if it gets cold during the night. Most of the time camping in summer I don't hop under any blankets at all. It's too hot lol

[@GeorgeAlfred5777]

Ive got the 23zero on order and would definitely choose it just for the warmth and water resistant alone. Happy to pay for the quality instead of upgrading later. Was just wondering would the 23zero sleeping bags have the ability to be joined as the Coleman and Kings?

[@Campingdownunder]

I'm not sure sorry I've never looked at that

[@ryanboss3520]

How's it go in minus 5 mate ? Iv found alot of sleeping bags can not handle what there ratings say. And gets confusing with comfort rating and minimum temp rating meaning different things

[@Campingdownunder]

Yeah I definitely wouldn't rely solely on any of these in minus 5. If it's that cold we always bring extra bedding with us

[@KulkyneKampers]

Shame you didn't compare the Kulkyne 4-Season sleeping bags!

[@Campingdownunder]

I could only compare with what I owned at the time sorry. I think your products are great 👍

[@aecops4275]

If only 23 Zero made an 1800-2000mm wide Sleeping bag, Perfect for two adults

[@ryanvanveen4101]

I have the 23 zero Dakota 1400. Is the 23 zero bag a perfect fit for width? (I know you said it’s a bit narrow) Also does it fold up in the rtt? (I know you have the same tent)

[@Campingdownunder]

Yes it is a perfect fit. But what you have to take into account when you & your partner hop in the sleeping bag it raises with you in it which pulls in the sides making it slightly smaller. Our old adventure kings sleeping bags were a little wider giving us more room once we were in the sleeping bag. Yes it folds up in the rooftop tent. We just fold it in half first so it doesn't bunch up while folding the rooftop tent in half

[@ryanvanveen4101]

@@Campingdownunder thanks for the prompt reply. Followed! I have 2 single wanderer sleeping bags. Tried packing up the rtt tent with these folded in half prior and there was no way it was fitting. Is it a struggle to get the 23 zero one in? I’ll buy it if it’s a good fit in the tent

[@Campingdownunder]

@@ryanvanveen4101 the sleeping bag does fit in the rooftop tent folded up but we don't put any pillows or anything in there. Just the sleeping bag. Not as easy as without anything in there but I can still fold it up on my own with the sleeping bag in it

[@ryantilley-general.shenanigans]

I think the 23zero would hands down be the winner..... if it was slightly wider.

[@matt08sydney]

The adventure kings sleeping bag Re the zip sleeping bags only have one zip your using the only zip to join two sleeping bags together? So how do you go about not having a zip in the middle? Your best to just buy a double sleeping bag or if you roll the two singles over then both zippers are on the outside the same as you set it up the same as the Coleman ( first one in the video) the hood then will be the same as the Coleman but maybe you could trying setting it up the same just use pillows. I have 2 different Oztrail sleeping bags they are the best sleeping bags I’ve ever owned I’m 6 foot 6 inches they are flannelette and 235 mm long . Both ex therm rated The Nullarbor is comfort -5 and extreme - 10 it’s instantly warm when you get in and the other oztrail one is the mega cotton canvas comfort rating- minus 7 and extreme rating- minus 12 I have used that one in + 5 degrees Celsius and was boiling in it. If you’re looking for length and warmth definitely try out the Oz trail mega cotton canvas I’m going to take my to the snow and test it outside I’m pretty confident it will still be warm outside on a mattress in the elements I haven’t tested it’s waterproof capabilities but it’s supposed to be pretty good in rain all night. Nice video thanks for sharing 😊

[@cameronbennett9881]

23zero because 23zero great video by the way

[@Campingdownunder]

Haha yeah they do make fantastic gear 👌

[@dannyjansen6011]

Did you have a left and right with the first bags?

[@Campingdownunder]

No they aren't intended to be joined together so as far as I am aware there was only one option available. Well when I purchased them anyway lol

[@allenwallace4329]

23zero nothing better than have a double sleeping bag for only one person

[@Campingdownunder]

Yeah for 1 person it's awesome 👌

[@jerryrubinek8905]

Have tried 23 zero artic not Alaska

[@mozeca83]

Surely Coleman sell L & R sleeping bags to match when joined... nah?

[@Campingdownunder]

Not that I could find lol

[@ianward1126]

Going by your review I feel the 23zero would be the pick for me as I need the extra room and I hate the wet in bed with me! Lol thanks

[@andrewtran2508]

Great review!!

[@Campingdownunder]

Thank you 👍

[@bronwynirving8571]

I have the adventure kings sleeping bag, which I love, it's super comfy and warm. But, they're such a bitch to get back in their bag 😂

[@Campingdownunder]

We absolutely loved ours over the past 2 years. So warm & comfortable 😍 the zip was the only thing we didn't like

[@bronwynirving8571]

@@Campingdownunder that's great! They're certainly good value for money ☺️

[@stevecrowe176]

@@bronwynirving8571 a few reviews I've seen for sleeping bags recommend to just scrunch/stuff them into the bag, not methodically roll them.

[@craighill6164]

Man i wish i bought the kings one instead i bought the 23zero and zips fail 3rd time i used it

[@Deesboy08]

Just bought the Kings - value for money. Yet to sleep in it with the middle zip, but for the money it was a good buy - I hope.

[@Campingdownunder]

Still a great sleeping bag 👍

[@stevej.6674]

Buy cheap, buy twice - so if I were to buy one, it’ll be the 23zero for sure.

[@Campingdownunder]

Wrong! I can't stand people saying buy cheap buy twice. Fair enough if you have the budget to blow on what ever you want. But the average person can't afford to buy the best of everything. Sometimes they have to make sacrifices and buy a cheaper brand. I run the best of everything now but I started out with everything from 4wdsupacentre and to this day don't bag anyone out for starting out with budget gear. No point spending years stuck at home saving for the best of everything because that's what you've been told you must do. Instead buy what you can afford so you can at least still afford to get out there. Overtime once you work out if camping is your thing & what setup works best for you then invest in better gear. No point blowing huge $ & not being happy with it. Everyone has different budgets and shouldn't be told what they must have

[@stevej.6674]

@@Campingdownunder Firstly, calm ya farm. Secondly, i’m not telling anyone what to do. I’m just stating that one is more likely to buy twice if they start cheap. Whatever the budget, whatever the choice is completely up to that person. However, a $2 piece of junk gives absolute ZERO f’cks about your budget or your situation. It’s most likely NOT going last as well as a better made, more expensive item no matter how much you want it to. If a cheap item did stand the rest of time, it’s the exception- not the rule! I’ve lost count of how many things I’ve had to buy again because the first cheapie shat itself. That said, sometimes a cheapie is all it takes & there’s no point paying the big dollars. Horses for courses. But in the case of camping equipment for example, higher quality items could last you a lifetime & then pass it down to your kids. Over time, it works out to be cheaper than the cheapie! In any case, so how about if I said, “buy the best you can afford”. Would that make you feel better sweet cheeks?

[@Campingdownunder]

@stevej.6674 I agree the 23zero is the best quality sleeping bag. I live out of my 4wd full-time and still use the 23zero sleeping bag every night. But for the price the cheaper 4wdsupacentre sleeping bag lasted us years with no issues. Some of their gear isn't the best but at least you know you have a warranty if anything happens. At 4wd shows people ask about my rooftop tent and awning. But I advise them unless they go camping quite regularly it's not worth investing $13k in a rooftop tent & awning when other cheaper brands will do them just fine. Wasn't trying to have a go at you mate. It just grinds my gears when other youtubers tell everyone they need the best of everything just because they are trying to keep their sponsors happy. My camping gear is 90% sponsored also but I tell people same as you said at the end of your comment "buy the best you can afford" 👍

[@chrisdavis4380]

Kings sleeping bag

[@rudvs]

Comfort levels ? I bought 2 kings sleeping bags and both zips broke

[@Campingdownunder]

The kings & 23zero are a lot thicker so definitely more comfortable than the Coleman but I didn't like getting tangled up in the kings. Sorry to hear about your zips hopefully they covered it under warranty for you? I had been running the kings sleeping bags for over 2 years before recently getting the 23zero and never had anything break. We used it every weekend and it never left the rooftop tent. They need to redisign the zips though

[@subicdreams4385]

My adventure king busted a zip on 3rd night using it

[@Campingdownunder]

I'd take it back for warranty 👍

[@qeull]

These bags might be ok for warmer weather, but not at all good in winter. You would die in the colder months .Only good for car camping, not good for backpacking.

[@Campingdownunder]

They aren't designed for backpackers. Most people use this style sleeping bag in a tent, swag or rooftop tent. You'd be surprised how warm they really are. I camp each weekend all year round and used these for years & I'm still alive lol

[@AzeezZerey]

Not a fair comparison you have used a high end Coleman

[@Campingdownunder]

I wouldn't call $50 high end. I think $50 is a very fair price for someone starting out. If you bought an even cheaper one then you'd need extra blankets which defeats the point of the comparison

[@HLsab]

All those bags are garbage , there are much better , more affordable bags on the market . $50 Big W bag - you get what you pay for and $50 doesn’t buy much. Kings bag - Cheap crap , in this case overpriced cheap crap. 23Zero bag - Way overpriced , ordinary performance. Spend a little time and research what your needs are , there are some great value , solid bags available locally.

[@Bunny-fd8zl]

Like? Give some examples or your comment is useless.

[@Snook_]

@@Bunny-fd8zl AGred

[@thetacticalagenda875]

Useless comment without better options. Do your research won't justify yourself

[@cristiannastase3890]

I don't understand shit. You talk very fast, can't understand what you're saying.... Did you even mentioned the sleeping bag's model name??!! At least this is one very important information, MATE..... Advise: if you can't speak clear, please write in the description the main info of the products.