$99.95
Big Agnes made the Buffalo Park Sleeping Bag for big and tall guys and those who just like a lot of room to toss and turn. The Buffalo Park features a wide toebox and extra girth around shoulders and hips.
$159.95
The Big Agnes Crystal 30-Degree Sleeping Bag features Dualmax construction, a combination of 650-fill down and PrimaLoft eco insulation, which makes it lightweight and warm even when wet.
$89.98
Pack the Big Agnes Elbert SL Sleeping Bag for a summertime backpacking trip through Olympic National Forest. This 35-degree bag features PrimaLoft SB synthetic insulation.
$139.95
Bring along the Big Agnes Gunn Creek Sleeping Bag for your raft trip down the Green River. This Big Agnes 30-degree bag keeps you cozy during brisk desert nights.
$109.95
For a summer camping trip when a mummy bag is overkill, pack the Big Agnes Lost Dog Sleeping Bag. This 50-degree-rated sleeping bag gives you lots of room to wiggle and turn.
$151.96
Is rain a possibility during your summer camping trip? Then pack the lightweight Big Agnes Nugget Sleeping Bag. This sleeping bag features synthetic insulation, which retains its loft even when wet, and a waterproof shell.
$111.97
For each Ripple Creek Sleeping Bag that Big Agnes produced, more than 80 16-ounce soda bottles were diverted from the landfill so you can sleep a little easier at night.
$84.9
Summer camping season is here. Stash your Lafuma X650 Pro Sleeping Bag in your backpack and hit the trail. This bag adds a modest pound and seven ounces to your pack.
$119.9
Sometimes things get soggy on your backpacking trip. When the Lafuma X950 Pro Sleeping Bag encounters moisture, both the water-repellent shell and the synthetic insulation work to combat the wet and maintain warmth.
$158.95
The Marmot Eco Pro 30 Sleeping Bag uses recycled materials to create a durable shell and lightweight, effective insulation for warmth and dryness in cold, wet weather.
$119.16
Marmot used fabric and insulation made from recycled plastic bottles to create the Eco Pro 40 Sleeping Bag. Sleep cozily, even in damp weathersynthetic insulation doesn't lose its ability to warm you
$135.16
Take a hint from the namethe Marmot Pounder 40 Degree Synthetic Sleeping Bag weighs only 16 ounces, and it provides quality PrimaLoft insulation for summer camping.
$148.95
Whether you're staying the night in a backcountry hut or you're one of ten people crammed into a two-person hotel room, the Marmot Yurt Sleeping Bag keeps you cozy.
$88.95
If your summer sleeping bag never seems to keep you warm at night, switch to the Marmot Trestles Women's 30-Degree Spirafil Sleeping Bag and stop shivering.
$84.95
Grab the Marmot Trestles 40 Full Rec Sleeping Bag for laid-back warm-weather camping. The classic rectangle shape gives you room to fight The Black Knight and his evil pet mongoose while you sleep.
$78.95
During hot summer nights in the woods, you need a sleeping bag that wicks more than you need one that insulates. The Marmot Trestles Trails Sleeping Bag has a synthetic lining that pulls the sweat away from your skin.
$124.95
The Exceloft insulation in MontBell's Super Stretch Burrow #5 40-Degree Synthetic Sleeping Bag absorbs less than 1 percent of water when it's wet, which means this bag keeps you warm even when your pack gets rained on.
$114.95
When youre going light in mild conditions, make sure to double check that you brought the Montbell Super Stretch Burrow 50-Degree Sleeping Bag; its so small you might think you forgot it.
$119.95
When you dont want to bring your whole sleeping bag quiver to cover the range of temperatures on your next trip, pull out the Mountain Hardwear Flip 25/40 Sleeping Bag.
$119
For backpacking in damp, cool conditions, the light weight and warm-when-wet synthetic insulation of the Mountain Hardwear Lamina 35 Sleeping Bag cant be beat.
$109.95
At just 731 grams, the Mountain Hardwear Lamina 45 Sleeping Bag keeps you comfy down to 45 degrees Farenheit, which is all you need on most summer adventures.
$84.95
Designed to keep your little hiker comfortable on warm summer backpacking trips or camping outings, the Mountain Hardwear Kids Mountain Goat 40 Sleeping Bag features highly-compressible Thermic MX insulation that insulates even when wet.
$129.95
Mountain HardWear made the Switch 35 Sleeping Bag for your familys summer camping trips in the muggy Midwest, soggy Pacific Coast, or arid Southwest.
$189.95
If you like to travel ultralight in the backcountry, take the new Mountain Hardwear Women's Ultralamina 32 Sleeping Bag. Its ThermoMicro insulation keeps you warm in damp, chilly weather.
$218.95
PrimaLoft Eco recycled insulation gives the Sierra Designs Women's Flare 30 Degree Synthetic Sleeping Bag excellent warmth without harming the environment.
$218.95
Sierra Designs filled the Men's Lazer 30-Degree Synthetic Sleeping Bag with PrimaLoft Eco recycled insulation and added Flex sidewalls for more comfort.
$158.95
Like us, Sierra Designs got tired of hearing the word green everywhere, so the company named its eco-friendly slumber sack the Verde 40 Sleeping Bag.
$78.95
During summer when you car camp in Pennsylvanias national forest, The North Face Allegheny Bx Sleeping Bag gives you a comfy place to bed down. Heatshield Optimal Technology SL insulation compresses well for easy packing yet retains its loft.
$78.95
Summer camping in the Utahs northern mountains calls for a cozy sleeping bag such as The North Face Wasatch Bx Sleeping Bag. The North Face stuffed this 40-degree sleeping bag with Heatshield Optimal Technology SL, a lightweight, durable synthetic insulation.