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The Alps Outdoorz Redwood is a massive rectangular camping sleeping bag with a rugged, vintage design. This bag measures head to toe with high-quality materials that keep you warm and comfortable. We were impressed from first glance, and after months of testing, our experts unanimously selected the Redwood as our favorite. We named it our top bag for several reasons: It's warm, plush, super comfortable, but also uber rugged and stylish. This bag feels almost like a weighted blanket when you slide inside. The general weight of the bag settled around us as if we were being hugged to sleep. The fabrics are soft, void of cool spots, and are virtually soundless during nighttime movement. We're big fans of the comfort and warmth of flannel liners in camping sleeping bags, and this model's got it.
Caveat: Though Alps Outdoorz lists a -10 Fahrenheit temperature rating on the Redwood, we would not recommend using this bag in a tent at those temperatures. The bag is warm, but not that warm. We assume that they are listing the Extreme Limit for this sleeping bag with this rating. The Redwood has a large packed size, which may be a factor if you have limited space in your home, car, or trailer. It also rolls up bed-roll style, so it lacks the added convenience and protection of a separate stuff sack. It likely isn't the best for wet climates and is probably too warm for summer nights at low elevations. But for folks who want a super warm and cozy camping sleeping bag to make overnights in the outdoors luxurious, this durable bag is our favorite to recommend.

When it comes to classic sleeping bags, the Alps OutdoorZ Redwood is a step above the rest. This well-made bag features a sturdy cotton canvas shell with a cozy flannel liner. Comfort is enhanced by this bag's generous dimensions and rectangular shape which ensure a pleasant and spacious sleeping experience. Combine these dimensions with a wrap-around zipper and you also get a bag that doubles as an excellent picnic blanket. With a -10° F rating and loads of TechLoft insulation, the warmth is substantial. Although we wouldn't recommend it down to quite that frigid of temps, it proved capable down to the single digits.
This is our overall favorite sleeping bag for camping near civilization, but it's not suited for backpacking or any sort of human-powered excursions. With an enormous packed size and at 11.7 pounds on the scale, it's far too bulky and heavy to carry any significant distance. At full list price, the Alps OutdoorZ Redwood is also a poor value compared to many other car camping bags. Still, if you want the best classic sleeping bag, this is our suggestion. And if you're a patient shopper, you may be able to find it on sale.

The Alps Outdoorz Redwood is a massive rectangular camping sleeping bag with a rugged, vintage design. This bag measures head to toe with high-quality materials that keep you warm and comfortable. We were impressed from first glance, and after months of testing, our experts unanimously selected the Redwood as our favorite. We named it our top bag for several reasons: It's warm, plush, super comfortable, but also uber rugged and stylish. This bag feels almost like a weighted blanket when you slide inside. The general weight of the bag settled around us as if we were being hugged to sleep. The fabrics are soft, void of cool spots, and are virtually soundless during nighttime movement. We're big fans of the comfort and warmth of flannel liners in camping sleeping bags, and this model's got it.
Caveat: Though Alps Outdoorz lists a -10 Fahrenheit temperature rating on the Redwood, we would not recommend using this bag in our favorite tent at those temperatures. The bag is warm, but not that warm. We assume that they are listing the Extreme Limit for this sleeping bag with this rating. The Redwood has a large packed size, which may be a factor if you have limited space in your home, car, or trailer. It also rolls up bed-roll style, so it lacks the added convenience and protection of a separate stuff sack. It likely isn't the best for wet climates and is probably too warm for summer nights at low elevations. But for folks who want a super warm and cozy camping sleeping bag to make overnights in the outdoors luxurious, this durable bag is our favorite to recommend.
Read more: Alps OutdoorZ Redwood review

When it comes to classic sleeping bags, the Alps OutdoorZ Redwood is a step above the rest. This well-made bag features a sturdy cotton canvas shell with a cozy flannel liner. Comfort is enhanced by this bag's generous dimensions and rectangular shape which ensure a pleasant and spacious sleeping experience. Combine these dimensions with a wrap-around zipper and you also get a bag that doubles as an excellent picnic blanket. With a -10° F rating and loads of TechLoft insulation, the warmth is substantial. Although we wouldn't recommend it down to quite that frigid of temps, it proved capable down to the single digits.
This is our overall favorite sleeping bag for camping near civilization, but it's not suited for backpacking or any sort of human-powered excursions. With an enormous packed size and at 11.7 pounds on the scale, it's far too bulky and heavy to carry any significant distance. At full list price, the Alps OutdoorZ Redwood is also a poor value compared to many other car camping bags. Still, if you want the best classic sleeping bag, this is our suggestion. And if you're a patient shopper, you may be able to find it on sale.
Read more: ALPS OutdoorZ Redwood review

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