Sleeping Bags for a Restful Night Outdoors

A cosy sleeping bag is the heart of any good camping kit. After a day spent hiking, paddling or simply soaking up the outdoors, there is nothing like settling into warmth that sees you comfortably through to morning, whether you are under canvas or beneath the stars.

Our collection covers lightweight bags, roomy double bags and warm season options in soft, hard wearing fabrics, all offering quality rest at an easy price. Pair one with a camping mattress and you have a complete sleep setup for any trip.

Choosing the Right Sleeping Bag for Your Trip

Match the bag to the conditions you expect. Check the temperature rating so the bag suits the coldest nights you are likely to face, choosing a warmer rating for high country or winter trips and a lighter one for mild summer camping. Consider the shape too, with tapered mummy bags trapping warmth efficiently and rectangular bags offering more room to move, while double bags suit couples sharing a tent.

• Lightweight bags for hiking and warm nights
• Double bags for couples and shared comfort
• Warm season and cooler weather ratings
• Soft linings and durable outer shells

Styles to Suit Your Space

A lightweight mummy bag suits the minimalist hiker, while a roomy double keeps couples cosy. Complete your camp with a supportive camping mattress, a reliable tent overhead, and camp furniture for relaxed evenings around the fire.

Frequently Asked Questions

What temperature rating do I need?

Choose a rating that covers the coldest nights you expect. Warmer ratings suit winter and high country trips, while lighter bags suit mild summer camping.

What is the difference between mummy and rectangular bags?

Mummy bags taper to the feet to trap warmth efficiently and pack down small, while rectangular bags offer more room to move and a roomier feel.

Can two sleeping bags be joined?

Many rectangular bags with matching zips can be joined into a double, and dedicated double bags offer shared warmth for couples sharing a tent.

How do I store a sleeping bag?

Store bags loosely in a large cotton sack rather than compressed, and air them out fully after each trip to keep the filling lofty and fresh.