Kelty Tru.Comfort Zip 29 Sleeping Bag
Description
Field Notes: Testers car camped with this Kelty sleeping bag throughout Colorado and Utah. The blanket feature was intriguing from the start in a model packed full of extras Active Junky appreciated.
Pros: The Tru.Comfort is undeniably cozy. Testers enjoyed sleeping in it thanks to the zip out blanket and full zip “Comfort Tuck” system. The colossal mummy shape meant testers had full mobility.
Cons: Heat retention proved difficult as cold air entered through the top of the bag, likely due to the zipper system. Testers grew chilly at about 32 degree with a hood that refused to adequately cinch.
Favorite Feature: The removable blanket, though removing the blanket is advisable only with temps above 40.
Tester Comment: “A workable option for very civilized settings, be ready to put on extra clothes if temperatures drop during the night.”
Bottom Line: A heavy, feature-packed car camping bag that puts affordably before high performance.
Key Features:
- Zip-out blanket lets you control how much insulation you need to stay warm
- Comfort-Tuck zip-out system helps to regulate your body temperature while sleeping
- Compressible ThermaPro Insulation is excellent at retaining body heat and continues to insulate even when damp
- Oversized hood allows for sleeping in any position, even sleeping on your stomach with elbows overhead
- Oversized mummy shape offers plenty of room to shift about so you can find your ideal sleeping position
- 2-way zipper allows for venting at the foot or can be completely opened for a bedlike experience
- Adjustable hood cinches snug around your face on cool nights
- Sleeping pad security loops attach your pad to the bag so you don't slip off during the night (pad kit and sleeping pad not included)
- Hang loops for storage and airing out bag after use
- Stuff sack and elastic storage straps included
Size: Regular
Weight: 5 lbs. 1 oz.
Materials: 50-denier ripstop polyester, ThermaPro synthetic fibers
