Coleman Youth 45 Sleeping Bag
Published · Researched 2026-09-21
Coleman's youth 45°F rectangular sleeping bag — the current mass-market kids' car-camping bag. Correction disclosure: the planned "Coleman Kids mummy bag" description matches a legacy purple mummy variant (model 2000014157); the currently sold Coleman Youth 45 is a rectangular bag, 66 × 26 in, model 2000019647 / UPC 076501117097.
Identifiers & current-generation confirmation
- Brand / model: Coleman Youth 45 Sleeping Bag (rectangular)
- Model: 2000019647; UPC: 076501117097
- Legacy variant: purple mummy, model 2000014157 (discontinued — do not expect to find new)
- Current-generation confirmation (2026-09-20): the rectangular 2000019647 is the broadly listed current model.
Lineage & current lineup (2023–2026)
- Correction note: older references to a "Coleman Kids 45 mummy" describe the legacy purple mummy (2000014157). Current listings are rectangular.
- Sits in Coleman's youth line below the Coleman Kids 50°F Sleeping Bag (the 50°F rectangular with ComfortCuff/flashlight pocket) — the Youth 45 is the simpler, lighter-duty sibling.
Overview
A 45°F rectangular youth bag: 66 in long, 26 in wide, 2.9 lb, fitting kids to 5 ft 5 in. ThermoTech synthetic insulation, machine washable, with a simple zipper — the "first sleeping bag" for car camping, backyard campouts, and sleepovers.
- Temp rating: 45°F / 7°C
- Weight: 2.9 lb / 1.32 kg
- Dimensions: 66 × 26 in / 168 × 66 cm
- Fit: to 5 ft 5 in / 165 cm
- Fill: ThermoTech synthetic
- Care: machine washable
- Best for: warm-weather car camping; kids' first bag; backyard and indoor use
Price (2026-09-20)
- Current street price not captured from a primary listing today — UNVERIFIED. Historically a sub-$40 bag (Sierra closeout listings observed). Re-verify live before purchase.
Box contents
- Bag (roll control/packaging per Coleman standard — confirm per listing).
Warranty & support
- Coleman warranty terms not captured today — UNVERIFIED. Coleman historically offers limited warranty coverage; confirm at purchase.
Community verdict
The default cheap kids' bag. Nobody reviews the Coleman Youth 45 with passion — it's bought at big-box stores, used for backyard campouts and summer car camping, and replaced when outgrown. That ubiquity is the verdict: it does the warm-weather job at a price where a ruined bag (marshmallows, mud, juice boxes) isn't a tragedy. Parents stepping up to 3-season camping graduate to the TETON Sports Celsius Junior 20°F or a specialty youth mummy.
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Research footer
- Research date: 2026-09-20. All prices and claims dated 2026-09-20; re-verify live before purchase.
- Key sources: Coleman model listings (2000019647 / UPC 076501117097); legacy mummy variant 2000014157 documented for the correction.
Durability & warranty reality
Rectangular ThermoTech bags are nearly indestructible in car-camping use; zippers fail first. Machine-washable is the durability story — wash it, don't baby it.
Yearly history
- Pre-2023: purple mummy variant (2000014157) in circulation.
- 2023–2026: rectangular 2000019647 is the current model.
Comparisons (existing catalog rivals)
- Coleman Kids 50°F Sleeping Bag: The fancier sibling — ComfortCuff draft tube, flashlight pocket, tribal print. Youth 45 is simpler and lighter-duty; Kids 50 is the "nicer" gift bag.
- Kelty Kids' Callisto 30: The specialty upgrade — 30°F, lighter, packable, ~3× the price. Youth 45 for backyard; Callisto for real trips.
- TETON Sports Celsius Junior 20°F (this expansion): The 3-season mummy upgrade at $49.99 — the next step when the kid outgrows 45°F summer use.
Care
Machine wash and dry per label. Store uncompressed.
Buying traps & CPSC recalls
- No CPSC recall found (2026-09-20 search).
- Trap: 45°F is fair-weather only — kids get cold below ~55°F in this bag; it's not a 3-season bag.
- Trap: legacy purple mummy listings (2000014157) — old stock; buy the current rectangular model unless you specifically want the mummy.
Additional voices
- Big-box parent consensus: "fine for summer campouts"; nobody's Everest story starts here, and that's fine.
Spec gap-fill
- Current street price, packed dimensions, exact warranty terms: UNVERIFIED.