Sleeping Bags

Upgrade your backpacking kit for chump change through September 3rd.

You won't see these bags on store shelves just yet.

It’s not just a bag. It’s a lifetime’s worth of beauty sleep. Learn what features you need, shop accordingly, and keep your bag in good repair, and it’ll keep you sleeping soundly.

Bed down better in the backcountry by picking one of these comfy bags.

Ditch the reservation and go backpacking instead with these romantic presents.

Want to get outside this season? These 13 products can help you do it more comfortably and safely than ever before.

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A great day on the trail starts the night before. Set yourself up for success with the right techniques and a sleeping system that works for you.

A rectangular build makes this hammock the perfect shape for a long night's sleep.

This fortress-like hammock is burly enough to stare down a snowstorm.

This swinging sleeper comes with a built-in cup holder and tablet sleeve. What more could you ask for in a hammock?

A fingertrap-like rigging keeps the Helios suspension ropes tight under weight.

Keep your hammock warm and your pad in place with this nifty insulated add-on.

It's super sturdy, packs down to the size of a Nalgene and still has room for two.

Sleeping bags are rare among the sport’s devotees.

Bivy for Bikepacking

Go ahead and plan a big backcountry day. But if you don't get a good night's sleep first, it's gonna be rough.

If you want three bags but are on a two-bag budget, the Kammok Thylacine is the solution.

If warmth-per-dollar is your primary concern, this is your bag.

As much as we love logging big miles, we’ve also been known to enjoy plenty of campfires with a little whiskey and a lot of stargazing.

Traditional mummy bags save weight, but they can make you feel wrapped up like, well, a mummy.