The Marmot Helium Sleeping Bag packs smaller than a loaf of bread and can take you down to 15-degrees while weighing in at just over two pounds. Amazing? Well, yeah, but that's par for the course for Marmot.
Get a gaggle of warmth with the Marmot EQ 15 Degree Down Sleeping Bag. You won't get any goose bumps during the night thanks to the 600-fill goose down and an insulated draft collar. A mummy hood and face gasket protect your face so you don't wake up chewing on the drawcord, and a heater pocket in the foot box gives you the option to add a heat pack without getting a 2nd-degree burn. Stretch tricot baffles allow movement while you sleep and let you man-handle the bag without ripping it as you stuff and unstuff it night after night. The Marmot MemBrain fabric offers waterproof breathable protection, so you'll stay dry when camping in damp climates. With so much warmth and protection, the lightweight Sawtooth EQ makes the perfect bag for colder adventures.
Sleep like royalty inside the two-person Big Agnes King Solomon Sleeping Bag. This dual-person 15-degree down sleeping bag features enough room for two happy campers to snuggle up at night and tell bedtime stories with happy endings.
Pull The North Face Nebula Sleeping Bag out of your pack after a long day on the move. You'll be so excited to zip into this warm 15-degree down bag that you may not even set your tent up. No worries, because the HyVent fabric will shed light moisture and, with a sleeping pad, the Nebula will be plenty warm for lying out and watching the stars.
With the Rab Ascent 500 Sleeping Bag, the last thing on your mind when it comes time to fall asleep perched way high up on a big wall climb in Zion is that your partner has been planning on steam-rolling you, since you bonked on the second pitch.
The Western Mountaineering UltraLite Sleeping Bag lives up to its name by keeping your load manageable while still packing in a hefty dose of premium 850-fill down for those chilly nights. A soft taffeta lining caresses trail-weary skin and, thanks to the Pertex shell's breathability, the climate inside of the bag stays comfortable on balmier nights.
Sleep like a lamb on your next yurt trip or backpacking trip in the mountains when you pack the lightweight MontBell U.L. Super Spiral Hugger #1 Down Sleeping Bag in your backpack. The 800-fill power goose down twists around you like a candy wrapper thanks to the Super Spiral Stretch System, so you can rest for the best untouched backcountry lines of your life.
Weighing around two pounds, the Mountain Hardwear Phantom 15 sleeping bag is the bag of choice for low alpine ski touring and hut trips. This easy-to-carry down-filled chamber is designed to keep you warm in freezing temps without weighing down your pack.
Climbing or traversing technical pitches with a massive load dangling behind you is a bad way to go through life. Western Mountaineering created the Alpinlite 20-Degree Down Sleeping Bag for alpine climbers and weight-obsessed backpackers who demand top-shelf quality and bottom-line weight savings. Though it packs the warmth of 850-fill goose down and a full draft collar, the Alpinlite 20 weighs in at just over a pound.
Zip into the Rab Women's Neutrino 600W Down Sleeping Bag when the sun starts to set on the high mountain tops. The 800-fill goose down bag is extremely light for times when you are trying to go light and fast without sacrificing warmth.
The Exped Waterbloc 800 Sleeping Bag is like a bivy sac and sleeping bag all in one, except it weighs less and packs smaller than the two would separately. The Pertex Endurance shell material is waterproof and breathable, so whether you are waking up in a wet meadow or a melting igloo, you'll stay dry. Three interior chambers along with a tricot baffle running along one side prevent down shift and eliminate cold spots. A convenient interior pocket is perfect for holding small personal gear. Locking zippers keep you from accidentally opening you bag and letting in moisture while you're asleep. And the tuck-stitch design allows this bag to stand up to the abuse it's sure to take in the outside world.
Stay toasty during your overnight stay in the barely heated yurt with some help from the Big Agnes Women's Fria 15-Degree Down Sleeping Bag. Thanks to its Insotect Flow construction and baffle design, this bag provides uniform insulation and heat retention for your big backcountry trip.
Theres nothing quite like the delight of slipping into a down sleeping bag on a chilly night after a day on the trail. Thanks to its roomy cut and 600-fill down insulation, the Mountain Hardwear Piute 20 Down Sleeping Bag maintains heat while giving you the room to spread out a bit.
Flexing torso baffles and premium down make the Sierra Designs Nitro 15-Degree Sleeping Bag a top choice for three-season ultralight backpacking. With its compressible down insulation and ultra-packable nylon fabric, this two-pound bag is a perfect fit for your next week- or season-long alpine trek.
You love to explore the Colorado Rockies and Utah desertsyou can't sleep in your bed and explore at the same time, but with the GoLite Women's Adrenaline 20-Degree Down Sleeping Bag, you'll feel right at home in the outdoors.
The Therm-A-Rest 20 Degree Down Haven Sleep System Sleeping Bag was chosen as one of the 26 most ground-breaking products for 2010 by National Geographic Adventure magazine, and for good reason. Built with an ultralight, zipperless construction, this down-insulated bag dispenses with insulation on the bottom and instead interfaces with your Therm-A-Rest sleeping pad for exquisite comfort and real weight-savings.
Sporting a full draft collar, premium 850-fill goose down, and highly breathable shell fabric, the astonishingly light Western Mountaineering Versalite 10-Degree Down Bag is ideal for three-season trekking, kayaking, and bike-touring. Celery-eating, high-alpine climbers looking to shed a few pounds will appreciate its unmatched warmth-to-weight ratio, and mountaineers looking to push the limits of their shoulder-season gear can glean a bit more insulation from layers thanks to a wider shoulder circumference.
When the flames of the campfire have slowly burned to an ember and you can see more stars than you can count, it is time to zip into the Rab Ascent 700 Down Sleeping Bag. This 10-degree three-season bag is ideal for backpacking and mountaineering because of its light weight and high warmth.
The Sawtooth 15 Degree Down Sleeping bag includes all of the features and bombproof construction that you've come to expect from Marmot to make your camping more comfortable. This 15-degree mummy bag uses a 600-fill down to bring you all the warmth and comfort of nature's own insulator. Marmot has added their X-static draft tube to block cold air from sneaking into this highly compactable bag. You won't accidentally unzip your bag, as you toss and turn, with the help of locking two-way zippers. Now you can sleep easy in this updated version of Marmot's award winning sleeping bag.
For those of you with icy feet and cold hands, the Big Agnes Women's Roxy Ann Sleeping Bag will easily win you over with its warm down insulation and comfortable, women-specific fit. This 15-degree down bag is designed to keep you snug and cozy through those chilly mornings and mild winter nights.
Like an oasis of warmth amid the cold of the wild, the Stoic Somnus 15-Degree Down Sleeping Bag brings supreme comfort to your shoulder-season camping missions. Lightweight Pertex shell material fends off the bumps and bruises of a life lived in the woods, and 850-fill down insulation protects you from the surprise of an early-fall overnight frost. Stoic dialed in the fit-and-finish details of the Somnus with a center main zipper, vertical torso baffles, and a foot water bottle pocket because it's the little stuff that can make or break a solid night of rest in the backcountry.
Kelty meticulously designed the 20-Degree Light Year Down Sleeping Bag to give you maximum warmth with minimal weight for your summer backpacking trip. The differential cut gives you extra loft for heat retention, and the two-way locking zipper lends a myriad of venting options so you can regulate your temp.
Lafuma took the classic Warm 'n Light 1000 Down Sleeping Bag and buffed it up so you can sleep in even more comfort wherever your wanderlust takes you. The goose down insulation provides one of the best warmth-to-weight ratios in the world, and the Tactel lining works like high-grade nylon even though it feels a whole lot softer. The twin lace compression bag lets you shrink your bag down so you have more room in your pack for good things to eat or maybe even a bottle of the good stuff to celebrate the end of your trek.
For comfortable slumber during your spring-and-summer backpacking trips, look no further than the Big Agnes Mystic SL Sleeping Bag. A unique, lightweight design and 800-fill goose down insulation rated to 15F keep you toasty from dusk until dawn. Big Agnes eliminated insulation on the underside of this bag (where it would compress and lose effectiveness) in favor of a sleeping pad sleevea construction that makes the Mystic more packable and means that you can't roll off your padding at night.
You may find peace and solace trekking alone into a big green forest, but once night falls, the 15-degree Sierra Designs Utopia Sleeping Bag becomes your main source of comfort. The Utopia's Flex design uses elastic stitching to keep the quick-drying synthetic HeatSync insulation snug against your skin to eliminate cold spots, while still allowing you to move around in your sleep without constriction.
Curl up inside the warmth of the 100-percent recycled Big Agnes Tumble Mountain Sleeping bag after a bone-jarring day on the trail. The name of the Tumble Mountain 20-degree sounds rough but it's cushy vertical baffles keep your slumber cozy by actively regulating the distribution of down insulation. Stay toasty, rested, and environmentally friendly without skimping on features in this summer-ready bag.
