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The Pilbara C-5 Sleeping Bag is built for the tourer who likes to enjoy oversized comfort in the elements.
The entire bag is made from cotton, so it’s comfy and breathable. It also has a soft comfort cuff at the top for burrowing down in your bag. The Pilbara also features a removeable flannel inner sheet, to keep your bag clean and add to the overall warmth. You won’t have to grope about blindly on the tent floor for your phone – as the Pilbara C-5 comes with an internal pocket for keeping your device close by.
If your feet are the first thing that always gets freezing cold, then the cosy foot fleece in the base of the bag will keep your toes from turning to icicles. On the other hand, if you’re a hot sleeper the separate foot zip allows you to stick your feet out or get some cool air. The Pilbara has a snag free zipper, so you can get in and out in a jiffy in the dark without a battle on your hands.
When you’re all done snoozing, the roll control helps you keep is straight while you pack it back into the included 4-way compression stuff sack. For a warm and roomy sleeping experience, the Coleman Pilbara C-5 fits the bill perfectly.
- Full cotton touring bag
- Separate foot zip for temperature control
- Internal pocket for storing valuables
- 4-way compression stuff sack
- Foot fleece in base of sleeping bag for extra warmth
- Removeable flannel sheet
- Machine washable
- Snag free opening and closing
- Comfort cuff at the top of the bag for softness
- Roll control to help keep the bag straight when packing
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Finding it difficult to remove sheet for washing - new bag1 answer
Is there anything special about zip clasp?
G'day Richard,
We've just had a play with at the display model of the Pilbara C-5 Bag myself and it seems this is the best way to remove the liner.
There are two zippers at the top, a red one with a ‘Ziplow’ tag, and a plain one. Hold them together tightly between your left hand’s finger and thumb making sure they are lined up straight.
With your right hand, pull the sheet towards yourself. You will have to use a little bit of force. Once it’s through the first zipper, keep pulling til it’s out of the second one - then it the liner/sheet should be removed.
It took me one or two times to get the hang of it, but if you are having any more trouble give us a call.
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