Down sleeping bags offer the best ratio of warmth-to-packability, making them a favourite of lightweight hikers and campers. No other material also comes close to the performance, longevity, compactness and breathability of quality down.
Synthetic sleeping bags perform better in very wet conditions than their down counterparts and are ideal for those who are looking for an economic option and won't mind a little added weight.
Articles in this section
- How to open the footbox zipper of a Free Flow Zip sleeping bag
- I'm at the height limit for a Regular sleeping bag. Should I size up?
- What are the differences in construction / zipper compatibility for all Spark and Women's Spark models?
- Why does my new down sleeping bag have a slight odour?
- What do the sleeping bag ratings mean for male and female sleepers? Are they tested?
- How does down perform when wet?
- Are your sleeping bags tested to determine a temperature rating?
- Down vs synthetic: which should I choose?
- How do I fix clumped down after washing?
- How does QuiltLock work?