G'day Drew,

The Stratus Fleece liner is definitely compatible with the Mudgee C5 but it doesnt zip in or attach. Thats generally the case with majority of sleeping bag and liner combinations, and shouldn't be to much of an issue.

If having the liner zipped in is an important feature, go with the Pilbara C-5.

G'day Jessica,

The XL size will be the best bet, as it's the closest to the original Coleman Sack.  Might be worth mentioning though that Synthetic Bags generally arent designed to be compressed because it can damage the hollow fibres which stay fluffy to insulate.  There are some top of the line technical synthetic bags that have been designed to compress, but it's not something we recommend for the average car camping bags.

G'day Irena,

Yes, you can open up the Mudgee C5 Sleeping Bag and use it as a blanket with no worries at all.

G'day Macca,

The lining of the Mudgee C5 Sleeping bag is a brushed polyester fabric. So no it's not cotton sorry.

G'day Romaine,

I've had a play around with zipping both together but had no luck! This is due to the different bag sizes and zips that don't align. The best bet is to either buy two Mudgees or two Pilbaras to make a double sleeping bag. 

G'day Gloria,

You can zip together two Mudgee C5 sleeping bags to create a double. They aren't quite rectangular and have a slight hood so one person will end up with a bit of a hood over their face. 

G'day Vijay,

The Coleman Mudgee C5 Sleeping Bag is good for temperatures down to about 5°C. Anything lower than that and you'll be pretty cold. As for a maximum temperature, it just comes down to your personal preference. This bag can be unzipped at the feet or down the side, so you can adjust the temperature by opening it up to allow ventilation. 

G'day Shelley,

Good news! The Coleman Mudgee C5 Sleeping Bag does unzip all the way around, so you've got plenty of great camping trips ahead of you, no matter what the weather is doing!