Sleeping Bags/Pads

First Look: Super Wide, Cushy And Packable Sleeping Pad

The Static V Luxe sleeping pad by Klymit unrolls to remarkable proportions and still packs small enough to ride easily in a backpack. Our editor…

Written by Sean McCoy July 15, 2014

Mission Compressible: Sea To Summit Sleeping Bag Fits In Tiny Spaces

The Sea To Summit Spark sleeping bag is a good option when you need to cram a lot of warmth into a tiny space. Contributor…

Written by Sean McCoy June 30, 2014

First Look: ‘Airbender’ Sleep System Combines Down Bag, Pad

Eddie Bauer pulled out all the stops with the Airbender, a 20-degree sleeping bag with integrated, inflatable sleeping pad. Steve Graepel put this unique and…

Written by Sean McCoy June 27, 2014

First Look: ‘Spoon’ Shape Sleeping Bag Allows Side-Sleeping Comfort

A new kind of sleeping bag from NEMO is put to the test.

Written by Sean McCoy April 28, 2014

Ultralight Sleep Beyond The Bag: Brooks-Range Cloak 45

Leave the bottom of your sleeping bag at home with this ultralight sleep solution.

Written by Sean McCoy April 07, 2014

Sleeping Bag Stuffed With Llama Fur

The Rama Llama sleeping bag is the flagship product of a Wisconsin startup.

Written by Amy Oberbroeckling April 04, 2014

Sleep Warm In Winter On Pad With ‘Anatomical Body Mapping’

This sleeping pad design uses a unique baffle construction to suspend the body off the cold ground and adds insulation to the mix. We put…

Written by Sean McCoy March 27, 2014

Not A Mummy: Zipper-less Design Offers New Sleeping Bag Experience

The Sierra Designs Backcountry Bed throws out sleeping bag convention with zipper-free construction. We test it out over four days high in the Rocky Mountains.

Written by Sean McCoy August 27, 2013

Flip-Flops offer ‘Sleeping Pad Comfort’ in Every Step

Casual footwear company Freewaters teamed up with Therm-a-Rest to create a flip-flop that employs sleeping pad technology to achieve big time comfort and solid everyday…

Written by Patrick Murphy June 20, 2013

‘Epic Slumber’ – A photo contest with Therm-a-Rest

Outdoors people sleep in the craziest places. Send us a shot of the most epic place you’ve ever taken a snooze for a chance to…

Written by Amy Oberbroeckling April 25, 2013

Minimal Sleeping Bag is Hoodless, Zipper-less, Insulated only on top

Therm-A-Rest is jumping with both feet into an expanded sleeping bag line. Its unique Navis model offers a “headless” design with an ultralight build aimed…

Written by T.C. Worley December 19, 2012

First Look at REI Sleeping Bag for Women

With hybrid construction and a design made for women, REI’s to-be-released Flash 34 might be one of the more noteworthy sleeping bag introductions for next…

Written by Stephen Regenold October 10, 2012

Tiny Camp Pad, Big Warmth

It weighs 10 oz. and packs as small as a water bottle. But unroll the Zor pad from NEMO Equipment and you have an adequate…

Written by Stephen Regenold September 23, 2011

‘Wearable Sleeping Bag’ Put to the Test

Arms, legs and a hood make the new Selk’bag 4G Lite line a hybrid sleeping bag that offers walk-around-camp convenience. We put a kid’s and…

Written by Stephen Regenold August 15, 2011

Test: ‘Most Advanced Sleeping Bags Available’

With big claims and the promise of a “new benchmark” in the world of sleeping bags, Sea to Summit unveiled its first foray into the…

Written by Stephen Regenold May 12, 2011

Winter Camping Pad

Looking to sleep in the snow this winter? This cushy, four-season camping pad from Pacific Outdoors performs no matter the temperature outside.

Written by T.C. Worley February 24, 2011

Ridge Rest ‘Solar’ Camp Pad

Bombproof and inexpensive — and with a new heat-reflecting aluminized surface! — Cascade Designs’ Ridge Rest Solar camp pad offers a smart sleep option any…

Written by T.C. Worley December 17, 2010

$150 Winter Sleeping Bag

It’s the time of year for. . . winter camping! A new bargain-priced, -20 sleeping bag from High Peak is put to the test in…

Written by T.C. Worley December 09, 2010

Therm-A-Rest Haven Top Bag

Climbers, adventure racers and ultra-light backpackers (who are already used to giving up a little convenience for weight savings) are going to love this unique…

Written by T.C. Worley May 10, 2010

Odor-Eating Sleeping Bag

Sierra Designs’ BTU line is touted to eliminate the “I’ve-slept-in-this-sleeping-bag-too-many-times-without-washing-it” odor.

Written by Stephen Regenold November 23, 2009

Waterproof: Mammut Shield Sleeping Bag

Using a tent and sleeping bag or sleeping bag and bivy sack is so old school now that the Shield is on the market.

Written by Stephen Regenold August 13, 2009

North Face, Kelty, Mt. Hardwear sleeping bag review

For most conditions in most areas of the country a three-season sleeping bag is a no-brainer. There are times when you need more warmth and…

Written by Stephen Regenold December 01, 2008

Gear Review — Dream Island Sleeping Bag

The Dream Island sleeping bag from Big Agnes — when used in tandem with the company’s unique pad system — can feel like the simulacrum…

Written by Stephen Regenold April 14, 2008

The Bedroll Protector Review

In the realm of mediocre product ideas, Blackstone Outdoor Gear’s new Bedroll Protector wins a top prize. To be fair, this water-resistant sleeping bag cover…

Written by Stephen Regenold June 18, 2007

Gear Review – The Bedroll Protector

In the realm of mediocre product ideas, Blackstone Outdoor Gear’s new Bedroll Protector wins a top prize. Essentially a body bag, the Bedroll Protector is…

Written by Stephen Regenold June 13, 2007

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