Sleeping bags

A good night's sleep is part of a successful camping holiday too. Kelty and Abbey make sleeping bags in various temperature ratings, so you sleep well whether the campsite is warm or cold.

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Highlander Zeta 150 Sleeping Bag
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66.95 -26% 89.95 RRP
Highlander Zeta 50 Sleepingbag
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43.95 -27% 59.95 RRP
Highlander Zeta 100 Sleepingbag
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51.95 -35% 79.95 RRP
Highlander Sleepline 350 Mummy Sleepingbag
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42.95 -22% 54.95 RRP
Highlander Sleepline 250 Mummy Sleepingbag
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29.95 -40% 49.95 RRP
Highlander Sleepline 250 Mummy Sleepingbag
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39.95 -20% 49.95 RRP
Regatta Hilo Sleepingbag Senior
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39.95 -58% 94.95 RRP
Regatta Hilo Sleepingbag Senior
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37.95 -55% 84.95 RRP
Highlander Sleepline 250 Sleepingbag
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30.95 -23% 39.95 RRP
Abbey Camp Junior Sleeping Bag
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14.95 -40% 24.95 RRP
Highlander Sleepline 250 Sleepingbag
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30.95 -23% 39.95 RRP
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Choosing a sleeping bag for camping

Check the product description for the sleeping bag's temperature rating: it shows down to which outdoor temperature you'll sleep comfortably. Staying at a campsite with electricity, and so noise from neighbours and traffic, a slightly roomier sleeping bag is more pleasant for freedom of movement.

Classic or mummy

At the campsite, where you're usually not facing extreme cold, a classic sleeping bag is often warm enough. Heading to higher or colder places, a mummy sleeping bag retains more warmth.

Material

Sleeping bags are filled with synthetic material or down. Synthetic is cheaper, still insulates well in damp conditions and is easy to wash. Down is pricier but insulates better in every situation and weighs less, handy if you have to carry the sleeping bag a lot.