Sleep Better Under the Stars

Experience the best night's sleep under the stars with sleeping bags engineered for comfort, warmth, and durability in any conditions. Our premium collection ensures restful sleep for every outdoor adventure, from summer stargazing to winter expeditions.

A good night's rest is critical for enjoying your time outdoors, and that starts with the right sleeping bag. We delve into the science behind staying warm and comfortable, helping you understand crucial factors like temperature ratings. The EN (European Norm) or ISO standards provide a reliable comfort rating, indicating the lowest temperature at which a 'standard' woman is comfortable, and a limit rating, for a 'standard' man. Expedition bags can rate even lower, ensuring warmth in extreme conditions. Choosing the right rating means you're prepared for unexpected drops in temperature and varying climates.

Sleeping bags come in various shapes, each designed for different preferences. Mummy bags offer maximum thermal efficiency and minimal weight, ideal for backpacking. Rectangular bags provide ample room to move, perfect for car camping. Semi-rectangular bags strike a balance between space and warmth. Understanding insulation types is vital: down offers superior warmth-to-weight and compressibility but loses insulating properties when wet; synthetic maintains warmth even when damp and is hypoallergenic, offering a great alternative.

Proper care and maintenance are crucial for preserving your sleeping bag's loft, warmth, and longevity. After each trip, air out your bag thoroughly. For down bags, use a down-specific cleaner and a front-loading washer on a gentle cycle, then tumble dry on low with dryer balls. Synthetic bags can be washed similarly but dry faster. Never store a sleeping bag compressed for extended periods; use a large mesh storage sack to allow the insulation to breathe and maintain its loft.

In the field, protect your bag from dirt and moisture with a sleeping pad and tent. Spot clean small stains with a damp cloth. If a zipper snags, gently work it free rather than forcing it. Small tears can often be repaired with patch kits. By following these simple steps, you ensure your sleeping bag performs optimally for many adventures to come, retaining its insulating properties and comfort.