Robens Spur 250 Sleeping Bag

Review Score

This is comfortable and warm. The 2-season sleeping bag temperature rating will help see you through colder spells while backpacking or bike-packing.

Our Score: 8.1/10

We've given the Robens Spur 250 Sleeping Bag the Thumbs Up award.

Value for MoneyPack SizeComfortQuality

The good

• Packs Small
• Lightweight
• Good 2-season temperature range

The not so good

• Very expensive, as you would expect from a technical bag like this.

This was a hands-on product review. The product was supplied to us to test and conduct the review.

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Our Review

We've already featured one lightweight backpacking or bike-packing sleeping bag. Well, here's another. Is the Robens Spur 250, and unlike the Robens Moraine I, the Robens Spur 250 is a 2-season sleeping bag.

Weighing just a fraction more than the Moraine 1 at 780 grams, the Spur 250 has a higher temperature range, with comfort level (for a woman) at 9C and a limit (for a man) of 5C, with an extreme level of -8C.

It achieves this higher level of insulation by using 250g of RDS Certified duck down.

The Robens Spur 250 packs down to 22 cm high and 17 cm diameter, but when unpacked, the sleeping bag measures 220 cm long, 86 cm wide (at the shoulders, and 53 cm wide at the foot).

This is a good sleeping bag, but it is expensive. What you are paying for is such a well-insulated bag that packs down to something small and lightweight, which is just what you need if backpacking or bike packing.

We'll be using this bag for real bike-packing very soon, so stay tuned to see how we get on with it.

Have a look at our video below at 14:12

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