Sleeping bags are an essential item for camping 🙂
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The Robens Icefall Pro 600 is a very warm sleeping bag with the new MicroThermo Ball insulation - a potential replacement for down.
★★★★★
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£154.99
PROS:
- A very warm sleeping bag.
- It packs down well and lofts out when unpacked.
- Comfortable; it's a mummy bag but with plenty of room.
- Extra pull-cords and baffles to help keep your body heat in.
- Not using down.
- Looks well made.
CONS:
- A bit more pricey than most family camping bags, which is to be expected for high-end technical camping gear.
Keep warm with this heated sleeping bag from Vango.
★★★★★
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£72.98
PROS:
- A well-insulated sleeping bag.
- Additional heating built-in.
CONS:
- Obviously, slightly more expensive than a regular sleeping bag.
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The Robens Spur 250 is a two-sleeping down-filled sleeping bag that packs down small, ideal for backpacking or bike-packing adventures.
★★★★★
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£160.00
This is comfortable and warm. The 2-season sleeping bag temperature rating will help see you through colder spells while backpacking or bike-packing.
PROS:
- Packs Small
- Lightweight
- Good 2-season temperature range
CONS:
- Very expensive, as you would expect from a technical bag like this.
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The Robens Morain I is an ideal lightweight summer sleeping bag for backpacking or bike-packing.
★★★★★
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£79.99
PROS:
- Small Pack Size
- Lightweight
CONS:
- Only 1-Season temperature range. If you want something the same but warmer, look at the Robens Moraine II.
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The Outwell Canella Supreme is a 3 season sleeping bag to provide plenty of warmth but without a massive pack size that takes up space in your car.
★★★★★
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£71.99
PROS:
- Packs down small for a three-season sleeping bag.
- Good temperature range to cover early to late UK camping season.
- Zip works without snagging.
- Plenty of space. You don't feel constricted in this bag.
- Cotton-like feel inside the sleeping bag.
- Can be used unzipped like a duvet, or drawn in tighter when it's cold.
CONS:
- Not a cheap sleeping bag, so shop around for a good deal.
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The Outwell Contour is a sleeping bag designed for both warm and cooler nights, with its reversible design.
★★★★★
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£49.95
PROS:
- A comfortable sleeping bag, ideal for fair-weather camping and cooler nights.
- Rectangular with built-in head support.
- A good zipping mechanism that doesn't snag.
- Packs down to a reasonable size and comes with a good bag.
CONS:
- Headrest only offers limited support.
- If you need to swap temperature rating in the middle of the night, you probably won't bother re-attaching the pillow in the dark.
- RRP is a little higher than some other 2-3 season bags, but not if you shop around.
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The Vango Ultralite Pro 100 is a small lightweight 2-season sleeping bag that's ideal for backpacking.
★★★★★
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£63.00
PROS:
- Small and lightweight summer bag
- Not bad price for this sort of sleeping bag
CONS:
- Legroom is tight, which is to be expected on a smaller bag
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Here are some sleeping bags to kit your whole family out with: adult and junior sized 2 season sleeping bags.
★★★★★
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£19.59
PROS:
- These sleeping bags are comfortable, do the job, and come in both adult and child sizes.
CONS:
- These are only 2-Season, but that's OK if you only go camping through the summer.
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The Outwell Colibri is a new luxury sleeping bag, that's easy to convert into a duvet and helps to make sleeping at camp more like sleeping in your bed at home.
★★★★★
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£137.57
Technically a 2-Season sleeping bag, but with lots of flexibility in how you use it.
PROS:
- A flexible sleeping bag with a luxury feel.
CONS:
- A bit more expensive than some sleeping bags.
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The Robens Killarney Outback: a comfortable duvet style sleeping bag with a slightly retro look.
★★★★★
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£9.01
PROS:
- The Robens Killarney Outback is really comfortable sleeping bag.
CONS:
- None found so far.
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Sleeping bags can be a personal thing: sometimes you just can't find one that is comfortable enough. The Trudgian Family put the Coleman Basalt to the test.
★★★★★
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£58.00
PROS:
- The Coleman Basalt is comfortable and also has built-in odour control.
CONS:
- Getting it back in the bag takes some practice.
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We test out adult and child Highlander sleeping bags on a winter camp. Read on to see how they stood up to the test.
★★★★★
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PROS:
- The Cadet 350 is 3 Season and the Phantom 400 is 4 Season
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We get our hands on an Outwell Conqueror sleeping bag, which is a sleeping bag/duvet hybrid. But just how good is it?
★★★★★
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We love this sleeping bag. It's the best one yet we've had for family camping.
PROS:
- The Outwell Conqueror is a fantastic sleeping bag that feels more like your bed at home.
CONS:
- It's a bit pricey, but it is a good sleeping bag that you can use for most of the year.
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Looking for a bit of fun in your summer camping adventures? You might want to get the Vango Starwalker Dragon kids sleeping bag.
★★★★★
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£105.56
We've really enjoyed this Dragon kids sleeping bag.
PROS:
- The Vango Starwalker Dragon is a really fun child sleeping bag for family summer camping.
CONS:
- Re-attaching the bottom section can be a bit fiddly. Summer use only.
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Easy Camp has brought out a range of fun sleeping bags designed for kids. We get our hands on one for a closer look.
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£34.99
A great fun option for your kids for summer family camping.
PROS:
- The Easy Camp Kids Image range is a collection of fun sleeping bags designed for kids. Easy to pack away in its stuff sack.
CONS:
- Limited to just the warmer seasons.
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Here's a new item for camping: a duvet that you can wear. Is this a good replacement for the sleeping bag?
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Looking to extend your family camping season? This winter sleeping bag from Snugpak won't disappoint.
★★★★★
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£49.18
PROS:
- We've been really impressed with this winter sleeping bag from Snugpak. It certainly keeps you warm and is now my go-to sleeping bag for the colder months.
CONS:
- Although it does pack down relatively small compared to some other four-season sleepings bags used with car camping, you can fit this one into your backpack, but it will take up a lot of room. If you want to go backpacking, look at some of the more expensive Snugpak sleeping bags.
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Fancy being able to walk around in your sleeping bag? We review the Vango Starwalker adults and kids sleeping bags.
★★★★★
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£9.00
The Vango Starwalker is a good sleeping bag that is available as both an adult and kids sleeping bag, and great for summer family camping.
PROS:
- A good sleeping bag in its own right, plus the ability to arms and legs free makes this a really useful item.
CONS:
- Re-attaching the bottom of the bag was a bit fiddly, but we found that you didn't always need to remove the bottom.
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The Outwell Convertible Junior sleeping bag grows as your child does. We give it a review to see if it is any good or just a gimmick.
★★★★★
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£34.99
Another well thought out design from Outwell. This sleeping bag gets the thumbs up from us as another family-friendly bit of camping kit.
PROS:
- The Outwell Convertible Junior Sleeping Bag will save you money: you won't have to buy another sleeping bag in a few years when your child grows.
CONS:
- We've not found any bad points.
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This kids sleeping bag adds a bit of fun: it glows in the dark!
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£51.91
PROS:
- This sleeping bag from Coleman adds a bit of fun to nighttime when camping.
CONS:
- As with most kids sleeping bags, it is only 2 season. Ideal for UK summer camping but add some extra insulation if camping earlier in Spring or later in Autumn.
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We check out the Sleepy, a wearable sleeping bag that means you can get up in the morning when camping without having to leave your warm bed.
£0.99
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We've been trying out the Coleman Breckenridge double sleeping bag. In all our years camping, this was our first double sleeping bag. Read how we got on.
£76.69
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We've been trying out the Easy Camp Devil 400 and have been very impressed. This 3 season sleeping bag is affordable, comfortable, and warm.
£25.00
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The Vango Wilderness 250 is an affordable quality bag that's ideal for summer family camping. Read our review - we've been testing this bag for years.
★★★★★
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£44.33
PROS:
- Packs down to quite a small size.
- Hardwearing.
- Good for summer camping.
CONS:
- Not as luxurious or warm as some sleeping bags, but if you are after an affordable summer bag that lasts, this ticks the box.