3-Season (0° to 32°F) Sleeping Bags

Brand

Western Mountaineering
Marmot
Valandré
Mountain Hardwear
Big Agnes
Kelty
Eureka!
ALPS Mountaineering
The North Face
NEMO

User

Unisex
Men's
Women's
Kids'
Boys'
Girls'

Price

less than $25
$25 - $49.99
$50 - $99.99
$100 - $199.99
$200 - $299.99
$300 - $399.99
$400 - $499.99
$500 and above

Recent 3-Season (0° to 32°F) Sleeping Bag Reviews

NEMO Punk 20

Child-sized comfortable and cozy bag with adjustable length to keep little ones from getting lost in the bottom. Partially hooded and made of soft materials for snuggling. Full featured and functional for backcountry use, definitely not a toy. Manufacturers Specs: Shell: 63D Polyester Ripstop w/ DWR Lining: 50D Polyester Taffeta w/ DWR Insulation: Stratofiber synthetic Temp Rating: 20°f/-7°c Target Age/Size: 4-8 years old or under 60” long Claimed Weight: 2 lb , 13 oz / 1.27 kg Features &… Full review

Sierra Designs Cloud 800 / 20 Degree

A bag with the magic of 800 fill DriDown for about $100 less than the other bags in the same weight category. Sierra Designs Cloud 20 800 fill down Regular: 1 lb 13 oz In the mountains you need your gear to be as light as possible and still able to do its job. Being light reduces fatigue and lets you move through hazard zones faster thereby reducing your exposure to risk. In short, light is right. Another philosophy is summarized by, “pack light, freeze at night,” the idea that comfort and good… Full review

L.L.Bean Ultralight Sleeping Bag, 0° Mummy

LL Bean's Ultralight 0 Degree Mummy Bag features Cross-Core technology, testing the boundaries of Aerogel and PrimaLoft Gold insulation. Theoretically, this design should increase the sleeping bag warmth-to-weight ratio. Finding the right sleeping bag can prove to be challenging. Features like sleeping bag loft, temperature rating, and weight can test even the most experienced backpackers. But LL Bean's 0 Degree Ultralight Sleeping Bag does a good job of implementing the outdoor industry's most… Full review

The North Face Hightail 3S 15

Perfect. A great find after lots of research. I did a lot of research on bags of this temperature rating that were under one kilo. This bag replaced a much heavier sleeping bag and it seems every bit as warm. I have not had it down to the rated 15 deg. F, but I believe with long johns and good insulation under it, it would be satisfactory for me at 15 deg. F. (I am a warm sleeper, by the way). I have had lots of well made mummy bags and I find this one is a perfect fit for me. Others have been… Full review

The North Face Men's Blue Kazoo

High expectations, poor performance. Bought this North Face bag at a local REI. I used it for several years in a variety of settings, from indoor use to summer hiking, fall, even some winter hikes. My biggest complaint is its temp rating. My bag says it is a 15-degree rating. YES, I always stored it loose, never compressed. The bag was well taken care of. After several nights over several different outings I was sure to bring extra clothes to sleep in if I knew temps would drop below freezing. This… Full review

Marmot Men's Trestles Elite 30

Trestles Elite 30? Ha ha ha! Keep dreaming. By 50° (10° Celsius) you'll get cold on the trail. Quite narrow as well and not as light as they say. Quite disappointing! Beautiful numbers, but they are far from reality. Go out and try it out on the mid-season normal conditions, not on laboratory zero humidity. Full review

Hyke & Byke Eolus 800 Fill Power 15°F

The best bang for the bucks. I bought the regular size black/orange Eolus 15 and I'm impressed with the bag. It was shipped fast and delivered boxed in the compression stuff sack, so it needed to be fluffed. I put it in the dryer on low for 20 minutes with my dedicated tennis balls and, voila! The fabric has a very light and silky hand. Using the zipper pull makes for snagless opening and closing of the YKK self-repairing two way zipper. Seams are clean and flawless. I like the ability to shift… Full review

Sierra Designs Nitro 800 / 0 Degree

The Sierra Designs Nitro 800, 0-degree women’s sleeping bag is a lightweight, warm bag that compresses to a small size and is comfortable to sleep in. I’ve been testing the Sierra Designs Nitro 800 sleeping bag all summer and can report that it’s a very warm bag that is lightweight and comfortable. I love my other bag, the Sierra Designs Backcountry Bed, but when the temps dip down into the teens and 20s, I prefer the added warmth of a mummy style bag. I was excited to see this new offering… Full review

Sierra Designs Men's Mobile Mummy 600 3-Season

Who came first, the chicken or the egg? Was it Sierra Designs or Exped? I dunno, but I like it. It's hard to say though whether it's an overstuffed extra long down vest or a warm roomy cocoon for human transformation, but it cries for transportation anywhere in camp. For me this design works the best, as I'm up and down numerous times during the night. With a side zip it works fine until it's colder. Then this bag shines, because I can just leave it on and unzip to satisfy the nature call. I think… Full review