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Kelty Little Creek Junior Sleeping Bag: 30 Degree Thermolite HL-H4

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Kelty Little Creek Junior Sleeping Bag: 30 Degree Thermolite HL-H4

The Kelty Little Creek Junior Sleeping Bag gets first-time campers stoked about sleeping under the stars. This synthetic bag sports all the features of an adult bag at a price month's allowance could manage. Kelty designed the Little Creek Junior Sleeping Bag for kids up to five feet. With extra insulation over the chest area, two-layer offset quilt construction for superior heat retention, and ground-level side seams for heat loss prevention, this bag feels as warm as bed back home. A full-length, extra thick draft tube down the zipper also locks out the night's nippy air. Forget a camp pillow? Reverse the fleece-lined stuff sack and fill it with clothes. The Little Creek's nylon liner makes laundering a breeze.

Bottom Line: Don't cut corners when it comes to your kid's bag—the Kelty Little Creek is a fully featured sleeping bag for small fries.

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My niece loves it

By: Mogg(136)
September 6, 2007

My niece is only 3 but she has recently started camping with her parents. I thought this would be a great way to get her stoked on camping. For her third birthday, she got a new sleeping bag. I am told that she won't allow my brother-in-law to put it in the stuff sack because she drags it everywhere. She pretends that she is camping in the living room and takes all of her naps in it. She didn't really give me much feedback about the down quality or other specifics but she really likes it. My brother-in-law plans on using it for backpacking later so I'll have to get back to you on the adult feedback.

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Nice little sack . . .

By: JLT(1)
May 30, 2007

Bought this for my 5 year old and he sleeps very warm and comfortably in it. The interior lining of the bag is nice and isn't too cold against his skin when he first gets in. All this according to him of course. The strap at the top, over the zipper, tends to fray the bag a bit, but is nice to keep it from unzipping in the middle of the night. I agree that the stuff sack is a bit tight, but I am the one usually packing up all the gear anyway. So not a real minus. And it is useful as a pillow. Even if my kid doesn't use it - I do.

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Not bad, could be better.

By: Kaleb(1)
October 16, 2003

This is basically a pretty good quality sleeping bag. I bought two, one for each of my daughters. The main drawback is that the stuffsack is not big enough. It took me about twice as long to roll up and put away one of these bags as to do my own. Then it is packed in so tight that it's extraordinarily difficult to get back out. Simply put, no child who will fit in this sleeping bag has any hope of being able to get it out or put it away himself. If you can live with this, it's a good product.

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Tech Specs:

Material:	[Shell] NR210T nylon double ripstop; [Lining] polyester, cotton
Insulation:	Thermolite HL-H4
Shape:	Mummy
Draft Collar:	Yes
Max User Height:	5ft (152cm)
Shoulder / Hip / Foot Circumference:	52 / NA / NAin (132 / NA / NAcm)
Stuff Size:	8 x 18in (20 x 46cm)
Stuff or Storage Sack:	Yes
Degree:	30F (-1C)
Weight:	3lb 1oz (1400g)
Recommended Use:	3-Season camping
Manufacturer Warranty:	Lifetime

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