The table was put into a good use over Labor Day weekend camping trip for my son and his friends. Obviously, the kitchen gets annoyingly busy when you have to feed 5 people and a dog, 3 meals per day, for 3+ days. It felt more like outdoor cook off than camping to be honest. But having a dedicated extra space for food prep next to my chuck box was a huge help. It also free up some space of picnic table so that kids can get to sit down and eat. Having said that, it’s no doubt that overall quality of the table is, somewhat, flimsy. No one will bet this table’s gonna last lifetime. You will have to baby it a little when you put it in and out of your car because it’s likely to get damaged during transportation than while you’re using it. Coleman doesn’t even make bags/cases for this neither (I should’ve kept the box). It’s a compromise because it is lighter and smaller than the deluxe version when you fold everything down. Just try not to put anything heavy on top when you stack it with other camping gears. It’s very likely to crack or bend somewhere if you do. We’ll see how long it will last.
(TIP: You can slide in a roll of paper towel to the bar in front of where a stove sits just like in the video. You can do this before snapping in the stove holder.)

Love this camp cook set. No need to look for anything else if you are limited on space this is a must.

Colmeman produced a high value sleeping bag in the Kompact with features usually reserved for the higher brands.

The Kompact is soft inside, sleek outside. There's a draftstopper for the length of the zipper. It has a thicker top band for your face area. It's not meant to go over your head, so you'll want a separate camp pillow or other solution for that.

The stuff sack is the thing giving me the most North Face vibes. It's similar to my old TNF stuff sack with the internal flap to keep the bag in and dirt out.

As to the 30* rating, maybe in a zipped up tent. The square sections are on the thin side of the sub freezing spectrum in terms of loft. Speaking of loft, an organized rolling will seriously extend the life of this bag. Treat it well.

A good deal in the $70s (current price).

Exactly what I needed

I've yet to spend the night in it but I'm a giant man and I fit. I've climbed in and was instantly too warm. Looking forward to actually using it. Zipper is very smooth and nice.

I took this Beautiful Coleman sleeping bag out of the box, it is massive but light when you carry it in your arms and inside it beautiful to be there and warm.
It is very warm even with a tshirt inside.
It is massive, enormous but I love it.
I am 5ft6 and I like the sleeping bag big but colemandiscount.com product description says it can fit big and tall 6ft. 6 in. It is not too big for me.
I know at least it will fit me or someone bigger and taller.
I love the material and it seems to be of excellent quality, very well made.
I could close the hood with ease once inside, I could feel the warmth even on my forehead.
That is how warm it is.
Personally I like the zip on this Coleman sleeping bag being on its left handside despite being righthanded.
The zips do not catch, they are strong.
I did not try to completely open the sleeping bag because I think in theory it could be done and then I would have a massive warm duvet as a cover. But I did not want to unzip it all completely and then find out I had difficulties zipping it back up again.
The inside of the feet area is very warm and is red.
I could fit the sleeping bag inside the bag it came in within 8 minutes I would say.
The way I received it, is the hole width along its length was folded in half and then rolled inside the bag.
So I copied that exactly.
I folded the sleeping bag in half ie from left to right shoulder, then I rolled the sleeping bag from the feet area toward the hood, by pressing the sleeping bag as I rolled in towards the sofa.
Then I put it under my right arm, but the biggest part ie where the hood was too big to put in first inside the bag.
So I inserted the smaller side first and little by little pushed it in rolling the bag also.
About midway I pulled in the remaining bag so that it would be tight on its end ( as I had difficulties pushing the rest of the sleeping bag in) and then it was easier to put the sleeping bag inside its bag.
I am so happy with this sleeping bag. Warm. Of great quality. It is mine.