G'day Aiden,

The largest of the compressions sacks we sell is the Sea to Summit X-Large and will be just large enough for the Snow Drift sleeping bag. 

G'day Daniel,

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

G'day Julie,

Thanks for getting in touch, the Snow Drift bag is just available in the one colour, so you might need to get them both the same colour and maybe stitch a patch on one to differentiate them.

G'day Angela,

You could use any of the standard rectangular sleeping bag liners with the Caribee Snow Drift Sleeping Bag. If you're just wanting to keep the inside of the bag then a Cotton Sleeping Bag Liner is a popular item, if you're wanting to add some warmth you could go for a Fleece Sleeping Bag Liner.

G'day Kathy,

You can zip two of the Caribee Snow Drift Sleeping Bags together, you'd just need to get one with a left zip and one with a right. Alternatively, if you tuck the hood away on one of them, then you can use two with zippers on the same side. 

G'day Louise,

The Caribee Snow Drift Sleeping Bag does come with a bag but it isn't a compression bag. If you wanted to pack it down smaller, then you might want to look at investing in a separate compression bag. 

G'day Laura,

That's exactly right. You only need to use the zip on the side to join them together. The zip through the foot end can stay as is.

G'day James,

The Caribee Snow Drift does allow you to unzip just the foot end of the bag so that you can allow a bit of breeze through the toes.

G'day Karen,

As the Caribee Snow Drift Sleeping Bag is may from Nylon, we'd recommend hand washing only. While it is unlikely that an occasional machine wash would do any damage, the drum is susceptible to rip and destroy the fabric.