Sleeping Bags
March 10, 2010
Mountain Hardwear Extralamina 20° Sleeping Bag
When you’re catching some Zs in the cold, damp outdoors, cuddle up in the Mountain Hardwear Extralamina 20° Sleeping Bag. Packed with Thermic Micro insulation, the Extralamina 20° eliminates cold spots and also offers high loft, durability, softness and compressibility. Designed with an extra-wide, semirectangular cut, this Mountain Hardware sleeping bag provides plenty of room to move, and its comfort footbox is shaped to allow feet to rest naturally. To eliminate moisture penetration points, the Extralamina 20° is welded so that it stabilizes the fill without sewing through the bag. Other features include nylon compression stuff sack and mesh storage bag, face gasket, ergonomic draft collar and Insulated zipper gusset. Get comfy for $180. Mountain Hardware.
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March 2, 2010
Quechua Sleepin'Bed 10 L Sleeping Bag
All you need is the Quechua Sleepin'Bed 10 L Sleeping Bag. A sleeping bag, self inflating mattress and pillow all in one convenient package, the Sleepin’Bed 10L will feel like you’re sleeping in your own bed. Offering thermal insulation to 11°C, this Quechua sleeping bag gives you plenty of room to move around and even hooks up to other bags if you want to get a little close for comfort! When you’re done with it, the Sleepin’Bed rolls quickly up for easy packing and storage. Rest easy for £39.95. Quechua.
February 25, 2010
Alight Sexy Hotness Sleeping Bag
Not only is it great for getting busy in the woods, you may actually choose to get some rest in the Alight Sexy Hotness Sleeping Bag. Boasting the ability to attach to other Sexy Hotness bags, it comes equipped with a middle zipper that allows for easy walking and padded footing – ideal for middle-of-the-night bathroom breaks. Rated for 20 degrees, this Alight sleeping bag even comes with subtle Kama Sutra embossed lining to get you in the mood. Other features include 2 front pockets, hood with draw string, compression stuff sack and storage sack. Get busy for $149.95. Alight Designs.
February 23, 2010
PHD Mountain Softwear Piqolo Sleeping Bag
Perfect for adventure racers and backpackers, the PHD Mountain Softwear Piqolo Sleeping Bag is just what you’ve been looking for. Weighing in at 395 grams, the Piqolo packs down to 13 x 21 cm so it’s easy and light to carry with you. Designed to be slept in during the summer, the PHD Mountain Softwear sleeping bag comes equipped with box-wall construction and no zipper. Surrounded by prime quality M1 Microfibre fabric, the Piqolo is filled with 700 down, giving it summer capability down to 10C (50F). Other features include a stuff sac, oval footpiece, hood and drawcord. PHD Mountain Softwear.
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February 16, 2010
Big Agnes Tumble Mountain Sleeping Bag
For continuous warmth down to 20°F, slip into the Big Agnes Tumble Mountain Sleeping Bag. Made with vertical baffles that prevent the down insulation from shifting, the Tumble Mountain’s 725-fill-power goose down delivers a superb mix of warmth, lightweight, compressibility and durability. Doing it’s part for the environment, this Big Agnes sleeping bag’s 100% recycled polyester ripstop shell and pad sleeve are super tough, while its water-repellent surface treatment keeps moisture out. To keep you comfortable, the Tumble Mountain comes equipped with a soft, breathable recycled polyester taffeta liner, a draft collar for around your neck and a built-in pillow sleeve. Prices range from $289.95 - $309.95. Big Agnes.
February 10, 2010
Outdoor Research Highland Bivy
Keep the rain and the pesky woodland critters out with the Outdoor Research Highland Bivy. Made from waterproof and breathable fabric, the Highland comes equipped with no-see-um mesh at the opening, while an easily adjustable main zipper lets you open it up to let some fresh air in. And your bottom is just as well protected – this Outdoor Research bivy comes complete with a durable Hydroseal coated waterproof nylon floor. And you can rest assured it stays in place, thanks to its five stake loops and one guy line loop. Other features include fully taped seams, single overhead shock-corded Delrin pole, end-opening zipper with wide storm flap, sleeping pad straps and small internal mesh pocket. Crawl into one for $199. Outdoor Research.
February 4, 2010
GoLite RS 3-Season Vario Semi-Rectangular Sleeping Bag
Eco-friendly and warm – what more could you ask for from GoLite’s RS 3-Season Vario Semi-Rectangular Sleeping Bag. Made with a new recycled polyester shell and lining, the RS 3-Season Vario is packed with 100% recycled polyester insulation to keep you warm when the temperature drops. With its roomy semi-rectangular design, this GoLite sleeping bag gives you plenty of room to roll inside the bag, and its full-length wrap-around zipper with top snap and drawcord lets you use it as a comforter or pair it with another bag. It’s super comfy to boot – you’ll fins offset hanging baffle construction on one side and quilted construction on the other. Other features include internal and external hang loops, 3-D footbox and YKK zipper with reversible slider. Sleep well for $160. GoLite.
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October 22, 2009
Western Mountaineering Apache GWS Sleeping Bag
Built with attitude to spare, the Western Mountaineering Apache GWS Sleeping Bag is ready to take on the cold temperatures. Equipped with a full 3-dimensionally sewn down filled collar, there’s no way that the Apache GWS is letting any heat out. Designed to be lightweight (it tips the scales at 2 lbs. 6 oz.) so it’s easier to carry around, this Western Mountaineering sleeping bag is filled with 19 oz. of high lofting down that pumps up a durable 6 inches of loft. Surrounded by a Gore Windstopper shell, the Apache is weather resistant and breathable, protecting you from external moisture while you sleep. Crawl into one for around $470. Western Mountaineering.
September 30, 2009
Therm-A-Rest Ventra Sleeping Bag
Get all wrapped up in warmth without feeling like a mummy in the Therm-A-Rest Ventra Sleeping Bag. The lightweight Ventra is comfort rated to 40°F, thanks to its box-baffled, 650-fill down that makes short work of cold spots. Able to snap right on to your mattress with the Fitted Sheets or Mattress Snap Kit for a complete sleep system, this Therm-A-Rest sleeping bag eliminates wasted down and fabric, giving you added space and ventilation for a restful outdoor rest you’ll love. Settle into one for around $229.95. Therm-A-Rest.
September 21, 2009
Nemo Tuo Standard Sleeping Pad
Your camping comfort just went up a notch, thanks to the Nemo Tuo Standard Sleeping Pad. Equipped with a thin interior film that divides it into two separate airtight levels, the Tuo Standard gives you extra protection in case of a puncture, as well as gives you another layer to keep you off the rocky ground. Weighing in at 2.2 lbs, this Nemo sleeping pad is a great companion when you want to keep it light, while its 1.6" thickness offers maximum comfort. It even comes with a stuff sack and repair kit. Pick one up for $95. Nemo.
September 11, 2009
The North Face Solar Flare Sleeping Bag
You need all the warmth you can get when camping in temperatures as low as -20ºF. It’s a good thing you’ve brought along The North Face Solar Flare Sleeping Bag! When your survival is dependent on what equipment you choose to bring, you need to pack a superior expedition bag – and this is it. Packed with 800+ Eastern European fill goose down (everybody knows those are some hardy geese), the Solar Flare keeps you warm in below-zero conditions. Covered by a durable, waterproof and breathable Shadowlite HyVent shell fabric, this North Face sleeping bag allows moisture from within to escape while stopping water molecules from penetrating. Other features include a vaulted ergonomic footbox, welded shoulder-level zip pocket and down-fill draft collar. Settle into one for $499. The North Face.
August 26, 2009
Coleman Cloudcroft X0L Mummy Sleeping Bag
It may not be your final resting place, but once you’re tucked in the Coleman Cloudcroft X0L Mummy Sleeping Bag, you’ll wish it was! Filled with grey goose down, the Cloudcroft X0L Mummy packs light for easy traveling – that’s good news for backpackers.This Coleman sleeping bag has got you fully covered, thank to its hood with Which-One draw cords that allows for easy adjustment in the dark. And no heat is ever going to get out – the Cloudcroft X0L Mummy comes equipped with a full length insulated 3-inch draft tube and insulated zipper gusset, as well as an insulated chest baffle. Get a good night’s rest for $299.99. Coleman.
August 17, 2009
Mammut Shield Sleeping Bag
Don’t let a little (or a lot) of water get you down – get wrapped up in the Mammut Shield Sleeping Bag. Pulling double duty as a bivy and sleeping bag, the Shield weighs in at 2.5 pounds, is filled with 15F down and is surrounded in a waterproof/breathable fabric. It’s outfitted with a convertible roof that protects your head from the elements and this Mammut sleeping bag’s design features two half zips on both sides so you can leave your arms out for reading and cooking. Ideal for short, one- or two-night trips into the backcountry with minimal gear. Mammut.
Via Backcountry
August 7, 2009
Wenger Chasseral Sleeping Bag
Worried about rising and falling temperatures when out camping? You’ll be prepared for hot and cold with the Wenger Chasseral Sleeping Bag. Filled with 2 lbs. 4 oz. Climashield XP, the Chasseral’s diamond quilt construction offers the ultimate in comfort. To keep the elements out, this Wenger sleep bag comes with a hook-n-loop closure and easy access drawcords with barrel lock closures. Since comfort is the name of the game, the Chasseral’s integrated stash pocket converts its comfort layer into pillow, while its double layer offset construction eliminates cold spots. Also features a trapezoid foot box, internal storm collar and anti-snag zipper protection. Snuggle into one for $199.99. Wenger.
July 31, 2009
MacPac Escapade 500 Sleeping Bag
Use it for winter warmth indoors and summer touring outdoors – the MacPac Escapade 500 Sleeping Bag goes wherever it’s needed. Easy to travel with thanks to its light weight, the Escapade 500’s outer shell is made from 30D VapourLite material that is DWR treated and highly breathable. To keep you toasty, this MacPac sleeping bag features trapezoid baffles, which are interlocking compartments that promote warmth. Boasting independent side and foot zips, you’re able to control your comfort, plus its unique throat collar helps to support the neck tube for even more. Snuggle into one for around $293.99. MacPac.
