G'day Michelle,

I've personally not spent time in Towoomba over winter, but the Snowys comfort rating (based on our best guess of real-life performance) suggests this has a comfort temp of around 0ºc.  I'd use this as a guide to compare to weather you experience in towoomba.

G'day Rick,

Yes, the Mudgee C-3 Sleeping Bag is machine washable, we'd recommend using the gentle cycle.

G'day Manu,

No, the internal lining on the Midgee C-3 Sleeping Bag isn't removable.

G'day Richard,

The Coleman Mudgee C-3 just comes in the colour shown in the images which is a two-tone blue, with a stone-coloured lining.

G'day Daniel,

I've just double-checked the tag for you and these are Made in China.

G'day Siobhan,

Yes, you can unzip the Mudgee C-3 and open it up into a blanket. The zip can also be opened at the foot end so you can stick your feet out. You can theoretically zip two together but one person will end up with the scoop neck style hood a little over their face.

G'day Siobhan,

Yes the Mudgee C-3 can be machine washed, we'd generally recommend a gentle cycle as you suggested.

G'day Yvonne, 

I've just checked the display model we have downstairs, and yes the Mudgee bags from Coleman can all be unzipped and used as a blanket. 

G'day Andrew,

The Coleman Mudgee C-3 Sleeping Bags' "hood" is more just an area to place your pillow, it doesn't wrap around your head like the youth version does. 

G'day Whitney,

Unfortunately not as the zips on the Coleman Mudgee C-3 are all on the same side.

G'day Beck, 

I've just compared the specs and features from the 2016 catalogue to the 2017 one, and it seems apart from the colour and stitching the Coleman Mudgee C-3 has the same features.