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Sleeping bags provide essential warmth, comfort, and protection during outdoor adventures. Whether you're camping in summer or trekking through snow-covered trails, the right sleeping bag ensures a restful night and insulation from the elements. Choose from various shapes, temperature ratings, and insulation types to match your environment and activity level.

Latest products for Sleeping Bags

Sportsman's Guide The North Face Dolomite One 15 Degree Sleeping Bag for $185.00
Sportsman's Guide The North Face Dolomite One Double 15 Degree Sleeping Bag for $250.00
Sportsman's Guide The North Face Cat's Meow 20 Degree Sleeping Bag for $179.00

The North Face Dolomite One 15 Degree Sleeping Bag

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Main body made from 50D ciré polyester taffeta with non-PFC durable waterrepellent (non-PFC DWR) finish,
Comfort lining polyester,
30% recycled polyester cut-staple insulation,
Top layer features synthetic insulation rated at 50°F (10°C) for versatile use in warmer weather,
Mid layer features synthetic insulation rated at 30°F (-1°C) for cool nights in the outdoors,
Pair the two layers for a 15°F (-9°C) bag for maximum versatility,
Zippers open from the bottom to allow for extra ventilation,
Internal phone/watch pocket,
Rectangular shape is super roomy,
Comfortable fleece lining on the mid layer is super soft and makes you want to slide right into the bag,
Total Weight: 5 lbs.,
Stuffed Size: 11" x 20",
Internal Length: 77",
Max User Height: 6',
Shoulder: 66",
Hip: 58",
Foot: 64",
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$185.00

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The North Face Dolomite One Double 15 Degree Sleeping Bag

Color: Blue/Navy,
Material: main body 50D ciré polyester taffeta with non-PFC,
Temp Rating: 15°F/30°F/50°F,
Total Weight: 8 lbs., 13 oz.,
Stuffed Size: 13" x 24",
Internal Length: 77",
Max User Height: 6',
Shoulder: 120",
Hip: 120",
Foot: 120",

$250.00

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The North Face Cat's Meow 20 Degree Sleeping Bag

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Internal Length: 89.5'',
Max User Height: 7',
Shoulder Circ: 66'',
Hip Circ: 61'',
Foot Circ: 44'',
Weight: 3 lbs., 4 oz.,
Compression stuffsack included,
20D recycled nylon with non-PFC Durable Water-Repellent (non-PFC DWR) finish,
Recycled synthetic insulation,
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$179.00

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Types of Sleeping Bags

Rectangular Sleeping Bags

Spacious and ideal for car camping or mild conditions, offering room to move and ventilation.

Mummy Sleeping Bags

Tapered design for maximum heat retention, perfect for cold-weather backpacking and hiking.

Double Sleeping Bags

Designed for two people, great for couples or families camping together.

Semi-Rectangular (Barrel) Bags

A balance between space and thermal efficiency is suitable for campers needing both.

Ultralight Sleeping Bags

Lightweight and compact, ideal for backpackers who prioritize mobility.

Kids’ Sleeping Bags

Sized-down versions with added insulation to keep younger campers warm.

Top Sleeping Bag Brands

Coleman

Reliable and affordable for recreational camping.

The North Face

High-performance bags for various climates and terrains.

Marmot

Known for technical, cold-rated bags for serious outdoor use.

Kelty

Durable and budget-friendly with a range of shapes and sizes.

Big Agnes

Premium comfort and innovative sleeping system compatibility.

Teton Sports

Great value bags with extra features and comfort.

REI Co-op

Versatile and eco-conscious options for all-season adventurers.

Common Uses

Camping: Rectangular and double sleeping bags for family or recreational camping trips.
Backpacking: Ultralight or mummy bags that reduce pack weight and provide a high warmth-to-weight ratio.
Winter Camping: Mummy bags are rated for sub-zero temperatures to withstand extreme cold.
Festival or Casual Use: Affordable rectangular bags for occasional indoor/outdoor events.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’S)

What temperature rating should I choose?

Choose a rating slightly lower than the coldest temperatures you expect. A 20°F bag is versatile for three-season use.

Down or synthetic insulation – which is better?

Down is lighter and more compressible; synthetic insulates better when wet and is usually more affordable.

Can sleeping bags be washed?

Yes, follow the care label. Use a gentle detergent and air dry or tumble dry on low heat with dryer balls.

How do I store a sleeping bag when not in use?

Store it loosely in a breathable sack or hang it. Avoid keeping it compressed for long periods.

Are sleeping pads necessary with a sleeping bag?

Yes, sleeping pads add insulation and comfort by reducing heat loss to the ground.