Warm Camping Sleeping Bag

• Insulation that holds up: hollow cotton fill tested to keep you warm between 0°C and 5°C.
• Outer that says no to damp: 190T polyester with a waterproof coating, so the morning dew stays outside.
• Comfort on the inside: soft-touch polyester lining, none of that plastic feel against the skin.
• Usable size: 220×80 cm to sleep without fighting the bag, 42×25×25 cm packed down to sit in a rucksack.
• Weight kept in check: 1.8 kg, enough bag to hold the heat, light enough to walk in with.

Winter sleeping bag: a bed that copes with British rain and cold

Winter walking takes it out of you, and bedding down in a bag that drinks up dew leaves you worse off than when you stopped. The outer here is 190T polyester, coated waterproof and windproof, so wind chill and ground damp stay on the outside. The hollow cotton filling does the warmth. You will see this type of bag quoted down to -10°C: treat that as the survival end of the scale, not the sleeping end. Between 0°C and 5°C it holds up with a base layer on, which is the honest working range. The 220x80 cm cut takes most builds, wide shoulders included, so you are not sleeping pinned.