We've all been there: Inside a tent, cold all over because of a less than adequate sleeping bag. Sometimes, we've just been cold in few spots, but that's enough to ruin the night, too. Our research uncovered these three "Best Of" sleeping bags sure to keep you warm and comfortable when used as intended. Sweet dreams!
This fine sleeping bag was designed with a woman in mind. The 750-fill goose down insulation is in all the right places, and the bag is tailored with a woman's contours in mind. The REI Sub Kilo +15 has a vertical baffle construction, which means the goose down will remain fully lofted, offering maximum insulation. The vertical baffles also mean that the down is less likely to shift or migrate creating those irritating and sleep disturbing cold spots. Two different draw cords (one round, one flat) nea... FULL REVIEW
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MSRP $250
For years the measures of a quality mummy bag has been warmth, durability and weight. First and foremost a sleeping bag has to keep you warm at night, it's the price of entrance into the market. Depending on how you use your bag, weight and durability are also important. After dropping a few hundred bucks on a good bag, you expect that bag to outlive your trail shoes and when you're on a long trek, weight becomes important - the lighter the better. The MontBell Ultra Light Super Stretch Down Hugger me... FULL REVIEW
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MSRP $430.00
Marmot began as a club in 1971. To be a Marmot, you had to climb a glaciated peak with another Marmot. According to club rules, every Marmot was also president. The other rules had to do mostly with a fascination with bodily functions. Oh, to be a college student again, eh? Those crazy Marmots ended up founding a company and making well-respected products, including the Atom Sleeping Bag. It's well named because this bag weighs only one pound. Equally impressive, it packs down to the size of a coffee ... FULL REVIEW
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MSRP $249.00
