- All Sleeping Bags
- Under £10
- £10 - £20
- £20 - £30
- £30 - £40
- £40 - £75
- £75 - £100
- Over £100
- Khyam Sleeping Bags
- Vango Sleeping Bags
- Gelert Sleeping Bags
- Double Sleeping Bags
- Sleeping Bag Suits
- Sleeping Mats
- Sleeping Bag Liners
- Kids Sleeping Bags
- Disney Sleeping Bags
- Blacks Sleeping Bags
- Millets Sleeping Bags
- Simply Hike
- Outdoor Gear
- Mountain Warehouse
- Camping World
- Argos Sleeping Bags
- Argos Kids Sleeping Bags
- Tesco Sleeping Bags
- Asda Sleeping Bags
Bestselling and Popular Sleeping Bags
The Different Shapes of Sleeping Bags
Envelope Design - The most common style of sleeping bag is called the envelope design. Envelope sleeping bags are usually more affordable and are basically a large square or rectangular shape folded in two with a zip down the side. These zips are fastened along the bottom and up the side usually with the person inside however it can be quite fun getting inside once it's already zipped up.
Mummy Design - These bags also feature a zip but are designed to be a snugger fit for the sleeper. The added benefit of this design is usually there is a cord around a hole located at the top where you can close up the hole to allow a much cosier wrapped up sleep. Once zipped up and cord-tightened, the mummy sleeping bag provides a secure, comfy and warm sleeping environment.
Double Sleeping Bags - For people wanting more room or if you are camping with a partner, these bags provide the perfect solution for sharing a sleeping bag. Most designs can be compacted down into a travel bag these designs are perfect for couples and usually employ the envelope design. Keep your eyes open for double sleeping bags with two zips for greater ease of use.
Useful Shopping Tips for Sleeping Bag Buying
Upper Limit - For a standard sized adult male, the upper limit is the highest temperature for a good night's sleep. This means without excess sweating and at a comfortable temperature.
Lower Limit - Similar to the upper limit, the lower limit is also based on an average sized adult male, and is the lowest temperature the sleeping bag can be used in and still provide a comfortable night's sleep.
Comfort Rating - A grade given on a sleeping bag for a standard adult female having a comfortable night's sleep.
Extreme Rating - This measure is given for a standard adult male deeming the sleeping bag suitable for extreme temperatures.
Transition Zone - Often the best measure when choosing the right temperature sleeping bag, the transition zone is in-between the comfort zone and the lower limit.
The above measurements are part of the EN 13537 standard european standards for sleeping bag temperatures. This information is not valid for US products as they have a different set of standards.