This is where you'll find reviews of sleeping bags, both down and synthetic and associated but crucial equipment like sleeping mats, which prevent you from losing essential body heat to the ground.
Sleeping bags are now temperature rated with three figures - 'Comfort', which is what it sounds like, 'Limit of Comfort', just about the point where things feel uncomfortable, and 'Extreme', which is how low a temperature the bag will just about keep you alive at...
Confused? Our Buyers' Guides to Sleeping Mats might help and we'll add one for sleeping bags shortly.
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Down Bags
206 products Down bags usually have a better warmth to weight ratio than their synthetic counterparts – so long as you don’t get them damp
Liners
41 products Liners add a little extra insulation to your bag, but more importantly keep it cleaner and performing better as a result.
Mats
114 products From the legendary Karrimat, to the self–inflating, to (rather pricey) down–filled mats to keep you super–warm.
Miscellaneous
60 products From inflatalable pillows to repair kits.
Stuff Sacs
13 products Stuf sacs protect your sleeping bag in your pack, can compress it to the smallest feasible size and, in some cases, keep it dry.
Synthetic Bags
141 products Synthetic bags don’t usually give as much warmth per gram as a down bag but they do the job in a wider range of conditions.
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