But of those millions, you’ll be one of the most prepared for a night in nature after reading through this article. The Sea to Summit Traveller TrII Down Sleeping Bag is a light-weight versatile sleeping bag for the space conscious traveller. It can fully opened and used as a quilt. No shoulder baffle, small overall dimensions, shell is not water-resistant Exped MegaSleep Duo 25 Double

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This 2 person zipfree sleeping bag is filled with down insulation, which will keep you warmer at night, thus allowing you to sleep in temperatures as low as 20f degrees Fahrenheit. In addition, the down insulation in this sleeping bag is specifically DriDown, which allows for the bag to dry faster and resist water longer. Additionally, its insulation has been treated with Nikwax, so a little rain won’t cause you to lose sleep or warmth at night. The Sea to Summit Ember EbII Down Quilt is a light-weight and versatile sleeping system with excellent warmth for its weight thanks to the responsibly sourced premium 850+ fill power down.

As an alternative to a full sleeping bag that's lighter but still big on warmth, try Therm-a-Rest's Vela Double. If you're thinking, quilt?, know that this is nothing like the duvet at home—it has a tapered design that keeps out drafts, is stuffed with warm down insulation, and its ripstop shell has DWR to keep you nice and dry. Pair it with other Therm-a-Rest products for a fully customizable sleep system. CONS: Expensive, quilts can be more drafty than sleeping bags, not as durable as some, down quilts require special care when washing

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If you’ve ever had a pad deflate or slept directly on the ground in cold weather, you know firsthand the importance of an insulated pad beneath you. Further, when you lay on a sleeping bag, you compress the insulation, which impacts its ability to warm you (this is particularly true for down fill, but does impact synthetic as well). As a result, it’s important to choose a sleeping mattress or pad that will protect you from the ground if you’ll be camping in cooler temperatures (typically under 50-60 degrees). Don't head out camping without a quality pad or mattress Massive design, large hood, removable top quilt, additional individual side quilts, water-resistant shell The North Face Dolomite One The Sea to Summit Traveller TrI Down Sleeping Bag is a light-weight versatile sleeping bag for the space conscious traveller. It can fully opened and used as a quilt. This bag itself actually looks more like you’re sleeping in a bed, so if your priority is comfort, this may be the bag for you! It also feels like a bed, since the inner lining of the sleeping bag feels just like bedsheets. You’ll enjoy a soft, snag-free sleep. Other considerations are the season and immediate forecast. If it’s possible you’ll encounter some rain (or other wet conditions, such as on a river rafting trip), you’ll want a bag that is waterproof. “Bags now are being given what's called a durable water-repellent coating, or DWR coating,” says Allen. “I think that's nice to have. You're not going to be camping in the rain, but in the chance you do, it's just kind of nice to have that extra little protection.”Something not many people take into consideration is the shape of the sleeping bag. You may think, well I need a bed, so it should be shaped like one. Best individual bags: REI Siesta Hooded 20, Kelty Galactic 30, The North Face Wawona Bed 20, NEMO Disco 30& Exped MegaSleep 25/40