Big Agnes Torchlight UL 20
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3-Season Sleeping Bags Reviews
Ideal for temperatures of about 20 degrees Fahrenheit and above, 3-season sleeping bags are best suited for spring and fall trips, as well as summers in the high mountains, when temps can dip below freezing at night. Good three season bags have features to combat cold: cinchable hoods, draft collars, and zipper draft tubes. Learn more with in-depth advice from Backpacker’s 3-season sleeping bag reviews.
Therm-a-Rest Vesper 45
Lightest sleeping bag
Marmot Yolla Bolly 30
Most comfortable sleeping bag
MontBell Seamless Down Hugger WR 900 #3
Best ultralight sleeping bag
Exped Waterbloc Pro
Best sleeping bag for bad weather
The North Face One Bag
Most versatile
Sea to Summit Ascent AcII
Most comfortable
Mountain Hardwear Lamina Eco AF 15°F
Most eco-friendly
Sea to Summit Flame FmIII
Women's pick
REI Co-op Magma 30
Best value sleeping bag
Therm-a-Rest Hyperion 20°F
Cut weight and stay warm with this featherweight bag.
Enlightened Equipment Prodigy
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Big Agnes Boot Jack 25 Sleeping Bag
Get a legit, three-season down sleeping bag that’s true to its temp rating for less than $200.
Vaude Arctic 800 Sleeping Bag
Smart features make this synthetic three-season sleeping bag especially cozy on subfreezing nights.
The North Face Superlight 15 Sleeping Bag
A beautiful marriage of weight, warmth, and packability, this may be the only sleeping bag you’ll ever need.
Katabatic Sawatch Quilt
Premium materials and a semi-quilt design make this one of the lightest three-season options available.
Mountain Equipment Glacier 400 Super Light Sleeping Bag
An armored shell protects this weather-resistant sleeping bag from all but the worst conditions.
Eddie Bauer First Ascent Airbender
This three-season bag and integrated pad create a lightweight, toasty sleep system that punches above its weight.
Kelty Dualist 22
This three-season bag features a combo of down and synthetic insulations and an attractive price tag.