Camping Sleeping Bag
When you camp a lot in the mountains, you know the nights can get pretty dang chilly most of the year. Be prepared with a zero degree sleeping bag, plus an insulating sleep pad. Extra wool blankets wouldn’t hurt either. Wool underneath you, down comforter on top. Now you’re talking.
The camper who wants to be out Spring, Summer & Fall will benefit from a 3 season sleeping bag. Rated lower than summer bags, this puppy should keep you warm in the chilly, high altitudes. If uncertain on weather conditions or higher elevation, buy a zero degree bag. Girls get cold easy, so choose a sleeping bag accordingly!
SJK: Slumberjack Bags
SJK Ronin 20 Degree Bag
Slumberjack Middle Fork
Slumberjack Big Timber Pro
Top Brand Sleeping Bags
Kelty Supernova Bag
Extra Large Mummy Sleeping Bag Zero
Coleman North Rim Bag
Coleman Big Basin Extreme Weather Bag
Sea to Summit Trailhead Bag
Coleman Heritage Big & Tall
Coleman Brazos Bag
Big Agnes Echo Park
Kelty Cosmic Bag
Kelty Kush 30 Degree Bag
TETON Sports 0 Degree Sleeping Bag
TETON Celsius Bag
TETON Sports Fahrenheit XXL
Double Bags
Marmot Yolla Bolly Doublewide
Big Agnes Dream Island
Kelty Tru.Comfort Doublewide
If you prefer a lot of ‘foot room’, then choose a square bag instead of a mummy style bag. Narrower bags are good for backpacking since they take up less space, but many campers feel claustrophobic inside one.
Anza Borrego Desert State Park
After owning several brands of bags including Northface and Coleman, Slumberjack is the bag of choice for Total Escape! This large and roomie bag is the best sleeper for the bucks; lasting well over two decades and still holding strong.
Perfect Primitive Campsite
see also – sleeping pads and ultralight backpacks
