Does this need to stay upright, or can I put it at the bottom of my sleeping bag where it will get kicked around at night?
1610013
I've done putting it in my sleeping bag last month for camping and works really well. Just put it inside the pouch though coz when just by itself it can generate a lot of heat and gets too hot in the sleeping bag.
1610014
Carry my Zippo in pocket at golf and is never upright . Would not like to put one at bottom of sleeping bag as gets very hot if comes out of supplied cover pouch.
1610015
It comes with a little plastic pot, where you put the fluid, that has a meter showing if you want the duration of 6 or 12 hours, so you can know how much time it gonna last. If you want tu put it in your sleeping bed, just certificate if there´s a font of oxygen, because if you smother the fire, it will extinguish. I hope this will help you, and sorry for my bad english, cuz' i´m Brazillian!
1173391
We use it under sleeping bags during sleepovers, but I wouldn't sleep on it every night.
266510
once the bed is opened it doesn't roll back up after it expands. I don't think it's a good option if your planning to store it nightly.
1192855
It was too large to fit comfortable under or on the side of a backpack. I had to strap it to the back of my backpack with a bungee cord. It's really not meant for backpacking, more for car camping. That said, it's an awesome sleeping bag and kept me warm through cold alaskan nights. It comes with a sack that you can stuff it in.
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Read you question again. It will stay upright if you are not using it but needs a back support if you want back support when sitting down. Sit it in the middle of the floor by it's self it want fall over. Sorry miss reading the question
938436
I would suggest to either not hanging it so high up or having a ladder. I haven't had th luxery yet of camping in mine but that's th way I would go. I've thought about bringing a ladder.
2033502
I leave it on top of a thin, mattress protector, so we never have that issue at all. Without that protector, it moves until the regular sheet is placed over it. Then it's fine, too.
949396
I think nothing would be fine. We put sleeping bags on the cot becsuse it was cold.
1405518
I have put mine upright in the closet, but I had to do so with a little lean to it. I eventually put it under my bed.
1922186
I don't think it meets the criteria for a sleeping bag. I would not let my child sleep in it outdoors on the ground. It is too thin. My grandson uses it more for play. It's a nap mat.
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Yes, but also remember it's a mummy bag, so it's not going to unzip and be symmetrical like a standard sleeping bag, the foot bed is narrow and won't unzip completely.
1758694
Yes, it lays flat on the ground. It has a sleeping bag type base on the bottom underneath the pod that helps with padding. That is not accessible from inside the tent so no worries about your little one pulling it up. The mesh around the edge is great for sleepers who cuddle up to the edge.
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John,It will stay upright. You can not push it all the way down so it lies flat. Hope this helps.
465649
It would be fine to keep it in a air tight bag, no reason to keep in cold. Probably should keep it out of light too.
2062037
I have it in my garage it moves a tiny bit once in a while and hasn't been an issue that I thought would need to be sand bagged. It comes with strips of fabric attached to the corners so you can stake it to the ground if outside. Or maybe tie it to sand bags. If it were outside I would think it should be staked down. I will also use a tarp under it when we use it outside so the ground doesn't get it dirty or puncture. If on a tarp it would move around more. I hope this helps. If you have more questions please ask. We love it so far. I defiantly recommend it.
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A pad or air mattress to sleep on (some campsites use crushed shell) and a sheet to keep mosquitoes off you. It rarely gets below 70 at night. As for this sleeping bag, it is very comfortable. used it in NY in 40 degree weather. Would suggest a liner to make cleaning easer. I use it as an extra sleeping pad in FL. Tonight the low here is going to be 79 in central FL.
703333
Gee, I don't know. Maybe if placed on a dense sleeping bag pad. I haven't had any problems with my pads but I think that since there are ventilation holes (tiny) that it might not hold up with a lot of handling.