Sleeping Bags and Pads
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The best sleeping bags and pads, reviewed and curated by the Trailspace community. The latest review was added on September 18, 2020. Stores' prices and availability are updated daily.
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Recent Sleeping Bag/Pad Reviews
REI Igneo 25
I’ve gotten through some very cold nights at higher altitudes by wearing cold weather gear and a bag liner inside my Igneo 25 long. Good value and quality with some very nice design features for the price. The light weight and compressibility is outstanding. After two years it is still my “go to” when heading out with a backpack. Thumbs up! I’ve gotten through some very cold nights at higher altitudes by wearing cold weather gear and a bag liner inside my Igneo 25 long. Good value and… Full review
Wenzel Lodgepole 40° - 50° Sleeping Bag
I cannot tell you how happy I am to have this new sleeping bag! I’m now sleeping so much better while camping. I love having the extra room!! After sleeping in a mummy bag for a few years, I am So Excited to be back in comfort. I also love how soft the material is too. Full review
Wiggy's Ultra Light
Heavier than advertised, terrible customer service. This is one of two Wiggys sleeping bags I recently purchased, the other being a Superlight of the same design. When both came in I immediately inspected and weighed them only to find that each weighed in right at a pound heavier than advertised; 4.25lbs for the Ultralight, and 5.06lbs for the Superlight. Since these were meant to be lightweight, warmer weather substitutes for the Ultima Thule bag I have owned and loved for years I was pretty… Full review
Western Mountaineering SummerLite
Used this for a month in the woods for military training exercises. It's great for sleeping outdoors even if you don't have a cushion or sleeping pad. I got one for a military training exercise since the army ones aren't as comfortable. I didn't mind the price for comfort, however, it doesn't do well in wet conditions. Moisture still seeks in and gets a weird smell. If you're not going to be in a wet area, it's perfect. The Summerlite rips TOO easily, I found a gap on the back after sleeping on… Full review
Ozark Trail Air Mattress Velour Top
Sh*t product and bad to try and get help. Can't get help from anyone. Full review
Therm-a-Rest NeoAir Topo
The NeoAir Topo is a 3-inch thick and comfortable two+ season air mattress with ample room and solid construction. For the ultimate in camp comfort, it can be converted into a really nice seat and backrest with the Trekker chair kit. The NeoAir Topo sacrifices weight for comfort (so do I!), and is a nice option for the more budget conscious hiker who doesn't want to shell out for the higher R-value and thickness of its more expensive cousin, the NeoAir Topo Luxe. Therm-a-rest NeoAir Topo The Therm-a-Rest… Full review
Big Agnes Lost Ranger 15°
Great bag and a great price, but not a 15 degree bag for us! (Roxy Ann included) Temperature ratings are very personal and depend a lot on how much a heat a person produces and puts off generally; also what state of rest a person is in when they use the sleeping bag, and how much they've had to eat can play a role in sleeping comfort when you are required to make your own heat. I have used this bag and its accomplice the Roxy Ann (my gf has) for over two years and probably 50+ nights (100 nights… Full review
Wenzel Lodgepole 40° - 50° Sleeping Bag
The Lodgepole's roomy, oversized fit will allow you to sprawl out while keeping you toasty between 40-50 degrees with its quick-warming brushed liner, cozy fleece collar, and fleece-lined footbox. I'm 5'3" and I am a stomach sleeper. I like to have a knee up and in this bag, I can actually put my knee up. This is the biggest plus about this sleeping bag. The fleece collar is great too. I used this in my camper with the ac on 66° so I was able to use it and not sweat to death. The zipper worked… Full review
Hang Tight HeatSeeker Design Hammock Top Quilt
In an obscure corner of the internet, HangTight Shop has opened a cottage industry company, and they are making EXTREMELY affordable top quilts that perform just as well as the companies charging hundreds of dollars. Background to the Review: Last winter I was on a FaceBook group page for a regional hiking area when I saw a post from a new hammock hanger talking about $96 top quilts on...(get ready for it)...Etsy! Being the "seasoned veteran" I am, I internally scoffed at the ideas that 1) you can… Full review
