A warm and comfortable sleeping bag tops the list of must-have gear for any camper, whether you’re sleeping near your car at a local state park or snoozing deep in the backcountry. Simply put, you ...

Wild winter nights on the hill require the very best sleeping bags. We've been testing and finding the best for keeping you ...

There's no doubt that it can be treacherous, but it becomes a lot easier with the right gear. Getting rest, especially, is ...

Find warmth and comfort in the Nemo Forte Synthetic Sleeping Bag. I tested the Nemo Forte for a roundup of the best sleeping bags and found it to be the coziest synthetic bag. It has a unique shape ...

Picture this: Crickets lull you to sleep as a cool breeze flows through your tent windows, a cloud-like sleeping pad cushions your tired muscles with much-needed support and a down comforter hugs your ...

M’s L: 6’6″ W’s R 20F: 3 lbs, 10 oz M’s R 20F: 3 lbs, 7 oz R 20F: $200 Synthetic W’s R 20F: 3 lbs, 2 oz M’s R 20F: 2 lbs. 8F ISO limit for W’s 20F 19F ISO limit for M’s 20F M’s L: 6’6″ W’s R 15F: 4 ...

A bad sleeping system can ruin an entire camping trip. I don’t know about you, but the older I get, the more I prioritize my sleeping setup. While I like my trusty old single sleeping bag, I’m also a ...

People have made do with regular, ordinary sleeping bags for a long time, and even before those were created, found countless ways to keep warm while asleep in the elements. As technology evolves ...

Sleeping outdoors is made all the better by a reliable sleeping bag like the Coleman Big Bay 20° Mummy Sleeping Bag: a comfortable, hooded, synthetic mummy bag with a fleece-lined footbox that’s warm ...

Which baby sleeping bag is best? Baby sleeping bags help keep your baby warm during the night or while napping without the safety concerns that come with loose quilts or blankets. Naturally, you’ll ...

You’re not overthinking it: Getting the right sleeping bag for your kid is essential for a successful camping trip. From talking to parents of young children, concerns over how (and if) they’ll sleep ...