I'm a 5'10'' larger gal. I absolutely HATE feeling trapped in a sleeping bag and this bag sounds perfect. Would it be too big, though?
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Have no worries about if this bag would be a good fit for you. I'm 6'1" around 219lbs. and I'm very comfortable inside it without filling cramped. Buy it and enjoy the comfort this bags brings you. Enjoy.
1119519
I'm a 6'3 male and stocky this bag is great. Very warm and comfy. The zipper gets stuck sometimes and when packing the bag its a bit bulky. Other than that I think it would be a great fit and buy for you.
1119520
This is a big bag, by any standard. I just did an overnighter in 24 degrees Fahrenheit. My feet were really cold until I put my down vest where my feet were (something I could never do in a normal sized bag). From that moment on I was toasty warm! Woke up with frost all over my bag, but I was cozy, almost too hot. So yea, you'll be fine, just put tomorrow's clothes or your jacket down around your feet for a great night's sleep. I like how I can zip up and still have plenty of room to move without getting all wrapped up and twisted, something new for me. BTW, I'm 6'3" and 300 "weight lifter" pounds. I love this bag! This is a big bag, by any standard. I just did an overnighter in 24 degrees Fahrenheit. My feet were really cold until I put my down vest where my feet were (something I could never do in a normal sized bag). From that moment on I was toasty warm! Woke up with frost all over my bag, but I was cozy, almost too hot. So yea, you'll be fine, just put tomorrow's clothes or your jacket down around your feet for a great night's sleep. I like how I can zip up and still have plenty of room to move without getting all wrapped up and twisted, something new for me. BTW, I'm 6'3" and 300... » Read More This is a big bag, by any standard. I just did an overnighter in 24 degrees Fahrenheit. My feet were really cold until I put my down vest where my feet were (something I could never do in a normal sized bag). From that moment on I was toasty warm! Woke up with frost all over my bag, but I was cozy, almost too hot. So yea, you'll be fine, just put tomorrow's clothes or your jacket down around your feet for a great night's sleep. I like how I can zip up and still have plenty of room to move without getting all wrapped up and twisted, something new for me. BTW, I'm 6'3" and 300 "weight lifter" pounds. I love this bag! « Show Less
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The extra large I have would probably be big for that bag. I have a large winter sleeping bag about that size and it is a little loose in the x large. I stuff my dry clothes and down jacket in with the sleeping bag so I have everything in one dry spot just in case.
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Good question. I think it would. My husband and I are taller. He is 6'2". I am 5'7". We tried other bags on in REI actually and found this one to be the most comfortable. It strap coming off the bag starts with a thicker width than other bags and then tapers. We felt the support was better. I would guess that even with a smaller back, the support would be good to have.
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I got this bag for my husband who is 6'5" and weighs 310# . I read him your question and he responded that it is very roomy for him and fits extremely well. After years of too-small sleepingbags fitting like a potato sack tight up to his arm-pits, he LOVES this bag. Hope that helps.
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It will fit a 6ft person very well. just got done using this during deer hunting in low temps. Bag was very roomy and comfortable and easy to turn in. I never felt short of room in length or width nor was I ever cold. Zips up very well and never snagged. Plenty of room to cover your head with the bag and keep cozy warm
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Is the sleeping bad down? If so, I think it would fit in this bag. However, as I said in y review, the quality of the bag isn't as good as others we have. If you need something now, get it. If you have some time, look for something a little heavier.
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I am 5'8" and it fit me fine. I think what throws people off is how the top cover dips. In most sleeping bags, the front and back meet at the same point. The dip in the top cover means you cannot sleep with your head under the covers. But I don't like to do that anyway. :) Hope that helps!
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My girlfriend is 5' 2" and I think this bag is far too large for her, even cinched-down all the way. To be on the safe side, I would go one size smaller.
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I'm 6'5" and wear XL sizes. This bag seemed fine when I first got in, but as I moved around during the night, it felt smaller and smaller. I wouldn't recommend it for someone near my size, but as most have said, a slimmer build might be fine.
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My beloved Harry is nearly 10 lbs. and finds his Sherpa bag roomy and quite comfortable for either standing with his head out to view the world or curled up snug and warm in the bottom when napping. If your baby will tip the scales at a whopping 3 lbs. I'd say this would still be the perfect bag for you ;) You'll have lots of extra room for blankets, toys and snacks :) There are smaller bags around, but I found none to equal the quality and appearance of this one.
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I will say - yes, this pack is too large for you, would not be comfortable. I am 5' 9", 170 pounds, regular build, and this pack feels bulky on me. I do hike with it only because it holds so much gear. The two smaller models do not easily handle long lenses.
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I have two answers for you... Yes an No. Yes, if you keep your head uncovered. No. Not comfortably... In my opinion. I measured from the inside; from the base to where the zipper starts/ends is 72". The hood is roughly 12". So I think you would fit but it might be a tight squeeze. I always prefer some wiggle room. Also, please note the temperature rating. It is very accurate. I used this bag for a mission trip to PR. We slept in the church in an air conditioned room and I froze. Had to run to a store the next day and purchase an extra blanket.
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No problem. I'm 5'8, slept pretty comfortably. Just don't roll around to much. I used it in a hammock and the zipper failed.
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I am 6'6" and my sons are taller, so I can identify with your comfort challenge. We designed a couple of sleeping bags for our own comfort; the first being the CampingMaxx Comfort Lite. This is 86" long and full width. This would be my first choice. In October, we will have a series mummy bags which are 38" at the shoulders and 83" in length. These are certified at -40, -20, 0, and +20F in the larger size. If you have additional questions, just ask - Jerry - The Gear Guy
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I never tried it seeing as how I used mine in Afghanistan mostly and then a few times camping solo. From the design and how far it unzips, I would say no. I will say tho, this is probably the most comfortable and warm sleeping bag I've ever had! In below 20 deg weather, this thing was warm and if you throw a fleece sleeping bag over it as a blanket or inside it as a liner, you will def be more than cozy
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I am 5.5 ft. feel not very comfortable. Not what dimension of the bag. Do your math.
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It would probably be big enough. I am about 5' 10" and it was comfortable for me.