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When You Want Only the Best: The Coleman Exponent Sleeping Bag
from:The Coleman Outdoor Company is one of the most well-known names when it comes to outdoor equipment. Their commitment to craftsmanship and quality has put their name and products in households across America for nearly 100 years. The Coleman Exponent sleeping bag is yet another one of their outstanding products. With consumers in mind, Coleman did a spectacular job at creating a product that any camper or hiker would want to see as a part of their camping gear- without any significant rise in cost to the consumer.
A Coleman Exponent sleeping bag is incredibly light, warm and roomy. Whether choosing a mummy bag or the oversized rectangular shaped bag, campers and hikers who have a need for a sleeping bag that will perform yet remain light and compact when stored will have found just what they are looking for. The standard features that can be found on every Coleman Exponent sleeping bag include:
* A 3D-style triangular draft tube that blocks chilly winter drafts, running the length of the entire zipper
* Seams now placed at ground level to solve the problem of body heat escaping upward through seams
* Draw-string cords that require only one hand to maneuver. The bags color-coded drawstrings help to adjust either the top portion or bottom portion of the hood (To help with this during a lack of light, the strings are also different shapes)
* Snag-proof zippers
* A small watch pocket
* A vast array of fun colors
The Coleman Exponent sleeping bag is designed to fit any size camper. In the mummy bags, high sculpted shoulders meld into a fully sculpted hood making the bag quite comfortable to sleep in. A left or right-handed snag-free zipper ensures for quick and effortless in-and-out maneuvering of the bag. The FiberLock feature in a Coleman Exponent sleeping bag keeps insulation from shifting and moving. This eliminates the chance for cold spots. Light weight fabrics and a choice of either natural down or synthetic Thermolite and Polarguard insulation allow the bag to be tucked, nice and tidy, into a small stuff sack that weighs very little- a perfect option for campers or hikers moving from location to location. Among other handy features, a large footbox allows for a campers feet to go into a natural sleeping position during the night. The bags are commercially washable. Many agree that for all the features offered, the ultra-light Coleman Exponent sleeping bag is the best choice for their money.
When used in conjunction with other top-of-the-line Coleman products, the Coleman Exponent sleeping bag is sure to create a pleasurable camping experience.
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