
Tested: Patagonia’s First Sleeping Bags
For the first time, Patagonia will sell a sleeping bag line. It offers modern materials and new features, though with homage to a decades-old design.
For the first time, Patagonia will sell a sleeping bag line. It offers modern materials and new features, though with homage to a decades-old design.
Nine sleeping bags were put through months of testing and countless nights outside for this review. Here are the best men’s short sleeping bags for camping and backpacking you can buy.
In theory, a two-person sleeping pad is a soft spot to snuggle up with your hiking lover. We used the Klymit Double V to put this theory to the test.
Non-stretch baffles, smaller pack weight, and more loft? The NEMO Tensor sleeping pad we tested had some surprising features.
This year, Big Agnes ups the ante in three holy grails of sleeping pad design: light weight, comfort, and durability.
SponsoredTurn your sleeping bag into a dress, or a sweater, or 28 other garments with this head-scratching invention.
The KUIU Super Down sleeping bag and Storm Start four season tent are designed with backcountry hunters in mind, but the high quality products will serve cold-weather campers well on any adventure.
Outerwear and apparel giant Patagonia is getting into sleeping bags. GearJunkie saw the first sample this week.
The Cotopaxi Sueño sleeping bag is a go-to versatile cold weather bag with a few creature comforts built in,
How to store, clean, and use your sleeping bag so it will be a longtime friend, not a flat, fluff-less mess.
To buy a sleeping bag you must choose between down and synthetic insulation. Which is the best sleeping bag insulation? Each has merits, which we explore to help you make an informed decision.
See for yourself how quickly Therm-a-Rest’s new line of SpeedValve air mattresses inflate.
SponsoredIt’s not the lightest sleeping pad on the market, nor the warmest, but the Klymit Insulated Static V Lite sleeping pad hits a lot of important marks.
An electrically-heated sleeping bag liner has taken off on Kickstarter. But is it really the best choice to keep warm when camping?
The unique design allows use in a broad temperature range, from well below freezing to temperate summer nights.
Combining a backpack and a bivy sack, the Freestyle BivyPack makes sure that you never leave the house without a shelter again.
Three sleeping bags in one. That’s the promise of the new Thylacine sleeping bag from Kammok. This review finds its modular sleeping bag system is a success.
After 50 days of sleeping in the Sea To Summit Talus Ts II our reviewer has found her favorite sleeping bag.
Insulated walls and a modular design set this system apart from other bivvies on the market.
The Selk’bag gets an upgrade so you can really wear it anywhere — if you dare.
This moderately priced sleeping bag aimed at car campers ditches zippers in exchange or a quilted covering and rectangular shape.
Upgrade your camping gear this month with a Sea To Summit kit.
We go behind the scenes with Sea To Summit to learn about the work that goes into designing and building a new sleeping pad.
Five days and 300 miles across Northern California and the mountains of Big Sur put this American-made bicycle camping gear to the test.
Sea To Summit’s Comfort Plus sleeping pad is among the finest we have ever reviewed.
An extreme test, our two correspondents shared a single oversize Sierra Designs Backcountry Bed on a 5-day Mount Rainier trip.
“An argument could be made that it’s more an ‘internal-frame hammock’ than a cot.'”
The Kelty Big Dipper expands to provide more room as a child grows. Contributor and father Steve Graepel puts it to the test for this review.
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 reviews this cushy backcountry mattress.
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 Steve Graepel puts it to the test in this review.
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 pricy system to the test for this review.
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