Hah. I got so excited as the image was loading slow for me and I had another window somewhat covering it. I thought it was a darn burrito of chorizo.

Freaking awesome product description!
P.S. I was in line at 6:30am launch day for the 3G, nowhere near the front of the line. I think that guy started on Wednesday for the Friday launch.

These are great.....if you're going to be sleeping inside your house!
down to 21F???? That means you're going to freeze your as- off if the outside temp drops below 50F!
Don't do it!!!

polishp86 wrote:http://lmgtfy.com/?q=210cm+in+ft


come on man quick google search

A man after my heart. Let's be friends.

jessiebyrd004 wrote:These sleeping bags look weird. But they get good reviews on Buzzillions.
http://www.buzzillions.com/x/s?N=4294811422&D=x&cat=&extra=product_reviews&Ntt=High+Peak+Simex+Sleeping+Bag+

Anyone wanna go to Yellowstone for july 4th weekend?

Those pictures remind me of the sarcophagus from that old Disney movie 'The Black Hole' - creepy, yet somehow amazingly high tech. I guess you could be jettisoned into space with one of these.

Pass: 20 and 50 degrees F = Unusable except for one week out of the year here in FL

Please read the description befor easking questions. More than likely your answer is below!!!!

sized rolled up 11.02 inch X 6.29 inch

flat 82.67" long
29.52" at chest
19.68" at toes

wanpakumono wrote:Can these be zipped together for those of us who are a bit "fuller-figured?"

Based on the shape, I'd say no which is bad for me. I have 2 dogs that would never agree with not being able to get under the cover. lol Was ready to pull the trigger until I thought of the same thing.

Also sold at Buy.com.
Their description includes measurements in inches.
http://www.buy.com/prod/high-peak-simex-sport-sirius-sleeping-bag/q/loc/17250/210991243.html

I wish they had this deal last fall before I plunked down big bucks for two Lafuma sleeping bags for a trip . . . At this price, these bags are practically worth it for one-time use (but that would be wasteful).

i thought this was a pair of really ugly slippers on 1st glance ... sleeping bags are better

january wrote:How long are the sleeping bags in feet and inches? it only says centimeters.

From buy.com...

* Outer Lining: 100% Polyester
* Filling: 100% Polyester
* Thickness: Top/Bottom 150 g/m2
* Inner Lining: 100% Polyester
* Size: 83"x30.5"
* Weight: 1.2lbs
* Packed Size: 12x7

january wrote:How long are the sleeping bags in feet and inches? it only says centimeters.

Size: 210 × 75/50 cm
82.6 x 29.5 x 19.7 in

Weight: approx. 860g
1.9 lbs

Size when packed: 28 × 16 cm
11 x 6.3 in

Temp Range: 21.2 F to 51.8 F
-6° to 11° C

*Kudzu* wrote:I think Im gonna have nightmares

wow....yeah I just noticed that.....chucky goes camping!!!!

wanpakumono wrote:Can these be zipped together for those of us who are a bit "fuller-figured?"

From Blurb:
"...And fortunately for me, the two of them can zip together to make one big sleeping bag. Just imagine: Mr. Green Lantern Shirt is gonna walk up and see me relaxing in well-ventilated, king-size comfort. It’ll be delicious..."

january wrote:How long are the sleeping bags in feet and inches? it only says centimeters.

I had converted them to check, and it was well over 6 feet, I think around 6ft 8 inches, google it to double check me though

davidelliot wrote:anybody have any experience with these?

I could actually use 2

DON'T DO IT! I swear, you get what you pay for, and you should not pay for this horrible, god awful product. If you don't care about being comofortable or warm, then perhaps you may want to consider these. If your well being is something you value you, however, I strongly suggest you grit your teeth and buy a decent sleeping bag from GoLite or Marmot.

*Kudzu* wrote:I think Im gonna have nightmares

Oh dear god...

any idea what's up with the woot server certificate being invalid? did woot get hacked? did I just give my password to some Russian camper? :-o

wanpakumono wrote:Can these be zipped together for those of us who are a bit "fuller-figured?"

Probably not sine it has hoods. Might suffocate.

How padded do these sleeping bags feel? Thin as paper or to they actually have some stuffing in them to keep you from feeling every twig and rock between your sleeping bag and the ground?

IAmUnimaginative wrote:http://lmgtfy.com/?q=210+cm+to+inches

but how many feet is that?!?!?!

What's the temperature rating on these bad boys? I'm going to be camping in the next month in the North Georgia mountains so I don't need something that's rated for Arctic conditions, but I do feel like waking up with feeling still in my feet and hands.

polishp86 wrote:http://lmgtfy.com/?q=210cm+in+ft


come on man quick google search

Better than asking if they work with a Mac or Linux.

polishp86 wrote:so how warm are these actually? northern summers in michigan can still get pretty cold at night, i see the lowest rating is at 21F but that doesn't really say how warm these are...

It means they should be comfortable for temperatures between 20 and 50 deg. F. For most people. YMMV. Camping bag ratings are usually a pretty good guide. You should know how to adjust for your personal heat-o-meter.

wanpakumono wrote:Can these be zipped together for those of us who are a bit "fuller-figured?"

The copy says they can be zipped together. Usually only 2 can be zipped together, but I hope that's plenty.

january wrote:How long are the sleeping bags in feet and inches? it only says centimeters.

210cm = 6'10"

eq52515 wrote:I wonder about the snuggle factor... They seem slim enough to accommodate...

You have your choice of zipping 2 together, or squeezing into 1. (Lotsa luck on that one.)

NOTE: These are probably too warm to use for indoor "camping" (i.e., it's not a "slumber bag.").

OneKplus337 wrote:That doll is scary. I don't want it in my sleeping bag.

That is hilarious! I thought the same thing, although, I would love to receive on w/ my shipment!

Are these fire retardant? Whe i camp i like to sleep next to the fire and if a fire tic pops out, I'd like to not be engulfed

*Kudzu* wrote:I think Im gonna have nightmares

At least there's not a hole in her mouth (:

The description says...

And fortunately for me, the two of them can zip together to make one big sleeping bag.

But the picture shows two bags, each with a right-hand zipper. Ideally you want one to be right-hand and one to be left-hand. You can still zip two right-hand zippers together, but one of the bags will end up upside down.

So what's the real story? Is the picture accurate, or does one of the bags come with a right-hand zipper and the other with a left-hand one?

january wrote:How long are the sleeping bags in feet and inches? it only says centimeters.

''Size: 210×75/50 cm''
in inches for this product:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=210+cm+to+inches&l=1


edit: got beaten to it. oh well, can't delete my message.

Froggle only has one result to Buy.com at $31.76 for one.
http://www.buy.com/prod/high-peak-simex-sport-sirius-sleeping-bag/q/loc/17250/210991243.html

For those needing 2+ sleeping bags, this looks like a good deal!

Invisiblemoose wrote:Oh dear god...

You know, her eyes are closed and mouth open. Hum... interesting. How does one do that in a one person sleeping bag?


I'm in. Because sometimes comfort is all about how much apcray you can carry in your pack and at 110 pounds I'm not carrying a cushy sleeping bag for umteen miles.

geoffreysteinman wrote:first, LOL at wordfilters.
second, i wouldn't use these for anything below 40F.
these are probably good to have for sleepovers, or if you're a college kid/young adult, good to have for guests who crash on the couch.
if you plan to do any real outdoor camping, i'd suggest going to REI (or similar sporting goods/outdoorsperson store) and buying a high-quality bag (will easily cost you $100+)

I second that... These look like they're ok for really warm summer nights, or else letting the kids have a sleepover in the living room. But if you're going to be camping outside, these are a bit light...

That said, I think I'm gonna grab myself a pair, 'cause I've already got a really good bag, but I could use something light weight for warmer weather!

OneKplus337 wrote:That doll is scary. I don't want it in my sleeping bag.

I let out a little yelp when I saw the creepy head!

What is a SIRIUS SLEEPING BAG?

Is someone LONG on SIRI?

I mean APP for Iphone?

Someone at woot! is playing the MKT.

Probably yahoo! Message boards as well.

I am on to you woot! Now get some SPNG stuff.

Do these have mosquito netting that can cover the face opening?

ya, good deal, too hard to pass this Kazaam (1996) up! I took a too for toozeday!!!

What the heck, weighs less than a kilo. In for two.

polishp86 wrote:so how warm are these actually? northern summers in michigan can still get pretty cold at night, i see the lowest rating is at 21F but that doesn't really say how warm these are...

In my experience, it generally means it'll keep you decently warm if wearing appropriate sleeping garments, ie, don't wear boxers when it's 25º. You won't freeze, but you're not going to be lying in a pool of sweat when you wake up.

dweitzman wrote:DON'T DO IT! I swear, you get what you pay for, and you should not pay for this horrible, god awful product. If you don't care about being comofortable or warm, then perhaps you may want to consider these. If your well being is something you value you, however, I strongly suggest you grit your teeth and buy a decent sleeping bag from GoLite or Marmot.

will do, thanks.

going to be a camp counselor this summer, so i guess i'll actually invest in one :/