Sleeping Bags and Pads

Category

Cold Weather (below 0°F)
3-Season (0° to 32°F)
Warm Weather (above 35°F)
Quilts
Bag Liners
Sleeping Pads
Pillows

Brand

Western Mountaineering
NEMO
The North Face
Klymit
Valandré
Marmot
Therm-a-Rest
REI
Mountain Hardwear
Exped

All brands: AireAjungilakAliteAlpine DesignALPS MountaineeringArctic DeathAuroraBasin and RangeBaskBear ButtBelmont BlanketBergansBig AgnesBlack Pine SportsBrooks-RangeBurtonCabela'sCamp-TekCampmorCampusCarinthiaCascade DesignsChinookCocoonCoghlan'sColemanColumbiaCrazy CreekCruxCumulusDeuterDownrightDutchwareEagle CreekEagles Nest OutfittersEddie BauerEMSEnlightened EquipmentEquinoxEtowah OutfittersEureka!EurohikeEurope BoundExpedExtelExxel OutdoorsFather Nature OutdoorsFeathered FriendsFerrinoFjallravenGaertnerGerryGoLiteGossamer GearGrand TrunkHammock BlissHammock GearHelinoxHelsportHennessy HammockHigh PeakHighpointHyperlite Mountain GearIcicle CreekIntegral DesignsJacks 'R' BetterJack WolfskinJag BagsKammokKatabatic GearKeltyKifaruKluaneKlymitL.L.BeanLafumaLedgeLiberty MountainLippi OutdoorLittle Shop of HammocksLoco Libre GearLucky SheepLuxuryLiteMAC-GearMacpacMagellan (Academy Sports)MammutMarmotMECMile High MountaineeringMilletMontaneMontBellMoonstoneMountain DesignsMountain EquipmentMountain HardwearMountain Laurel DesignsMountainsmithMusucNapierNaturehikeNebo SportsNEMONo LimitsNorth PeakNorthwest TerritoryNRSNunatak GearOne PlanetOutboundOutdoor VitalsOwlie OutdoorsOzark TrailPacific Outdoor EquipmentPatagoniaPeak 1PeregrinePHDPneugearProLite GearQuechuaQuest (Dick's)QuixoteRabREIRidgewayRumplSea to SummitSherpa Adventure GearSierra DesignsSky MasterSlumberjackSlumberSystemsSnow PeakSnugpakSolukhumbuStansportStephenson's WarmliteStoicStorm ShieldSunnyRecSunshine MountaineeringSwiss GearTerra NovaTeton SportsTexsportThe BacksideThe North FaceTherm-a-RestTravelChairU.S. MilitaryUGQUGQ Outdoor EquipmentValandréVangoVauDeWengerWenzelWestern MountaineeringWiggy'sWilderness ExperienceWilderness LogicsWindcatcherWoods CanadaWynnsterYeti-Exner DesignZpacksZwerfkei

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 Sleeping Bag/Pad Reviews

Exped DownMat UL 7 Air Pad

Best sleeping pad I've ever used, in over 40 years of backpacking! I've used this pad for over 6 years, including in the Michigan U.P. in February in a blizzard, with temperatures reaching 7 below zero! It does EXACTLY what I want it to do, and does it better than any pad I've ever used, in over 40 years of backpacking: It provides a comfortably cushioned sleeping surface; it's very light for its R-rating, and it keeps me warm all night. It's also easy to inflate, with the included Exped Schnozzel… Full review

Helinox Cot One

Lightweight, capable cot made of quality material. After spending some time basically living in the mud during Hurricane Maria response, I opted to never sleep making direct contact with the ground. I decided a cot is what I needed. This being the case, I chose the Helinox Cot One and could not be happier, nor can I sleep any sounder. First off, the thing is extremely lightweight, coming in at just 2 lbs. 9.6 oz. Its dimensions make it a perfect fit for vertical attachment to my bugout bag and… Full review

Therm-a-Rest Men's NeoAir XLite

Perfect: ultraight, packs small, comfy, and not noisy. You will not find a lighter more comfy air pad at 12oz and 3 R-value. They updated the material so it hardly makes any noise and is slightly grippy so you don't slide off. I also like the old school simple screw valve. Dropped 7 oz from my previous air pad. I wouldn't change a thing. p.s. I blow mine up with an older style Big Agnes Pumphouse that fits over the valve, which prevents moisture/mold inside the pad, and it doubles as a dry bag. Full review

Woods Canada Arctic 3 Star

I slept in this bag for four months in the Arctic and slept like a baby. Full review

Therm-a-Rest RidgeRest Solar

The most important thing about backpacking to me is my level of comfort. Most of my time spent on the trail, I'm walking. So the comfort level of walking is most important. The Therm-a-Rest RidgeRest Solar's weight is a crucial piece of the puzzle for helping keep the weight down on my pack and making my time walking as comfortable as possible. I don't mind sleeping on the ground and prefer a firmer pad. This is something one should keep in mind about most closed cell pads amongst the RidgeRest… Full review

Therm-a-Rest Z Lite

Great multi-purpose pad! Lightweight and highly recommended! I am a novice when it comes to backpacking, but this was one of my favorite, most useful pieces of gear. Though I use an inflatable insulated sleeping pad to sleep on, I have this for a backup in case my pad fails for one reason or another or if someone with me has an issue with their pad. It is not particularly comfortable to sleep on, I need more cushion personally, but it will keep you warm from the ground. I also have it in case the… Full review

Therm-a-Rest Z Lite

The pick and go sleeping pad for our adventure. I literally encourage everyone I meet to purchase this pad due the fact in my country it's sold for 30€ at Decathlon. Thru hiker or amateur, you can't go wrong with it. So easy to use, probably the closed-cell mattress! Full review

Big Agnes Pad Coupler

The best of four different couplers that we have tried over the years. Won't slip or twist when rolling pads up together, and thin enough to keep the princess sleeping comfortably (at least when there aren't any peas around). A small review for a small thing! My wife and I still like to snuggle after all these years—she says it's in the marriage contract, but I guess I'd have to get out a magnifying glass to check the fine print on that. Anyway, to that end we've evolved a sleep system that (literally)… Full review

Therm-a-Rest Men's ProLite 3

A very dependable, comfortable, and durable pad that has served me very well for more than 15 years in the US and China. I have used it in snow and hot weather, have never had a leak, and it has helped to keep me warm and comfortable for many, many nights in tents, shelters, and under tarps. It's been very durable and comfortable for me. I've had it for more than 15 years and have had no leaks. I use a groundcloth under my tent or tarp and am always careful to look for anything sharp or pokey before… Full review