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Best Sleeping Bag For Cold Weather 2021 (Buying Guide Included)

Last Updated March 19, 2020

Best Sleeping Bag For Cold Weather

Sometimes, on especially long hiking trips, you need to stop and take a nice power nap to get your energy back. Obviously, you can’t sleep in the cold, so you need a good sleeping bag to keep you nice and cozy.

However, with so many options to choose from on the market today, it can be hard to figure out what the best sleeping bag for cold weather is. That is what we are here to help you figure out.

In this article, we will be reviewing a series of sleeping bags and we will let you decide which one is best for you. If you want our personal opinion, we would recommend the Browning Camping McKinley -30 Degree Sleeping Bag.

The Best Sleeping Bag For Cold Weather 2021:

TETON Sports LEEF Sleeping Bag
Mummy Hood: Yes
For Extreme Weather: Yes
Water-Resistant: Yes
Thermal Enhancing: Yes
No Cold Spots: Yes
Check Price
Browning Camping McKinley
Mummy Hood: Yes
For Extreme Weather: Yes
Water-Resistant: Yes
Thermal Enhancing: Yes
No Cold Spots: Yes
Check Price
Coleman Brazos Sleeping Bag
Mummy Hood: No
For Extreme Weather: Yes
Water-Resistant: Yes
Thermal Enhancing: Yes
No Cold Spots: Yes
Check Price
Coleman 0°F Mummy Sleeping Bag
Mummy Hood: Yes
For Extreme Weather: Yes
Water-Resistant: Yes
Thermal Enhancing: Yes
No Cold Spots: Yes
Check Price
TETON Sports Celsius XXL Sleeping Bag
Mummy Hood: No
For Extreme Weather: Yes
Water-Resistant: Yes
Thermal Enhancing: Yes
No Cold Spots: Yes
Check Price

 

Sleeping Bag For Cold Weather Reviews

TETON Sports LEEF Lightweight Mummy Sleeping Bag


To properly kick off this search for the best sleeping bag for cold weather, we are looking at a sleeping bag from a brand that should always appear on any list looking for the best tents, sleeping bags, hiking gear, or camping gear, which is TETON.

They have been a leader in producing high-quality outdoor gear for years, so it shouldn’t surprise anyone who is familiar with them to see that one of their products is being reviewed on our list.

The TETON Sports LEEF Lightweight Mummy Sleeping Bag is a great option for hiking because, as you can see from the product name, this sleeping bag is both lightweight and capable of protecting you from extremely cold weather.

Given that the topic of this article is the best sleeping bag for cold weather, we think that the best way to start off this review is by talking about how the TETON Sports LEEF Lightweight Mummy Sleeping Bag does when it comes to dealing with cold weather.

Obviously, it does very well, given that it is on this list in the first place, but why does it do well? There are a few reasons why this TETON sleeping bag provides good protection from the cold. The first thing to note is its shape.

If you aren’t already aware of the different kinds of sleeping bags, then we suggest scrolling down to our buying guide to see an in-depth explanation on the different kinds and what advantages each kind brings to the table.

For the moment, we will say that mummy-style sleeping bags sacrifice space for warmth. They keep you really bottled up (hence the name, since you feel almost like a mummy), which helps to prevent the loss of your natural body heat. Obviously, this comes at the loss of some mobility, so if you are the type who needs to be able to move your feet when sleeping, then this might not be the option for you.

Secondly, the TETON Sports LEEF Lightweight Mummy Sleeping Bag is made with some really high-grade fabric that does a great job of preventing cold air from getting into the sleeping bag and that prevents hot air from escaping.

Because of its shape and this high-grade material, the TETON is actually capable of being used safely in temperatures as low as 0 degrees Fahrenheit. In addition to its role in keeping you warm, the material is also very tough and durable, which helps to keep the sleeping bag in good condition. The TETON should be a staple of your hikes for a very long time.

Before moving on, we also want to note that because of its shape, the TETON Sports LEEF Lightweight Mummy Sleeping Bag is an especially good option for hiking because you can very easily fold up the bag. When folded, it will take up less space than either a half-mummy bag or a rectangular bag would.

Pros
  • Mummy-style sleeping bag helps you to preserve body heat.
  • Easy to fold up and store.
  • Great for hiking.
  • Rated for use in temperatures as low as 0 degrees Fahrenheit.
  • Built to last for a long time.
Cons
  • Not a good option for those who need room to move around.

Browning Camping McKinley -30 Degree Sleeping Bag


For the next review on our list searching for the best sleeping bag for cold weather, we are going to be taking a look at the Browning Camping McKinley -30 Degree Sleeping Bag. This is a pricey sleeping bag to be sure, but if you don’t mind the steep price, then you are going to be getting one of the best, if not the best, cold weather sleeping bags on our list.

As you can see from the name of the sleeping bag, this provides an extreme amount of protection against the cold. Much like the TETON sleeping bag that we just finished reviewing, the Browning Camping McKinley -30 Degree Sleeping Bag is also a mummy-style sleeping bag. As we said in that review, mummy sleeping bags are great for cold weather sleeping since they encourage the retention of body heat.

Also much like the TETON, the Browning Camping McKinley -30 Degree Sleeping Bag is made from really strong, insulated material. When combined with the overall style of the sleeping bag, the Browning Camping is capable of providing protection in temperatures as low as -30 degrees.

This obviously makes it a great option for winter camping as you will be protected from the elements, regardless of how cold it gets.

If you are the type who gets uncomfortable when trying to sleep in a constricting bed, then you may enjoy the Browning Camping McKinley -30 Degree Sleeping Bag more than your average mummy-style sleeping bag because this does offer a bit more space for you to toss and turn when asleep. So, you won’t feel as “constrained” when trying to sleep.

Now, this is an expensive sleeping bag to be sure. At $100+, it certainly isn’t a small investment. However, if you truly want to be protected from the cold on your hiking trip, then it is hard to think of a better option than the Browning Camping McKinley -30 Degree Sleeping Bag. Very few sleeping bags on the market (or on our best sleeping bag for cold weather list for that matter) can compete with it.

Pros
  • Designed to not rip or tear easily.
  • Provides protection against extremely cold weather (up to -30 degrees).
  • Designed to trap heat in.
  • Gives you some room to move around.
Cons
  • Very expensive compared to a lot of other sleeping bags.

Coleman Brazos Cold Weather Sleeping Bag


For the next review on our best sleeping bag for cold weather list, we are going to be taking a look at the Coleman Brazos Cold Weather Sleeping Bag. This was an easy option to include on our list for a few reasons.

First off, we haven’t had a true budget-friendly option yet, and we wanted to make sure to include at least one option on this list that is good for those who are operating on a more restricted budget. Secondly, it is also the first rectangular sleeping bag that we are reviewing on this list, which offers its own set of unique advantages.

Let’s first start off by looking at the overall cost of this sleeping bag. Coleman does have something of a reputation for producing relatively affordable sleeping bag options; the Coleman Brazos Cold Weather Sleeping Bag is one such option.

This is by far the most affordable sleeping bag that we have reviewed so far on this list. At under $40, it is the perfect option for those who want a good sleeping bag, while still maintaining their budget.

What really impresses us about the Coleman Brazos Cold Weather Sleeping Bag is that, despite its low price, it is still a relatively well-made sleeping bag. You would expect such an affordable option to be prone to ripping or tearing, but that really isn’t the case with the Coleman.

Something else that we want to address, since this is the first rectangular sleeping bag to appear on this list, is what benefits that brings to the table. When compared to mummy-style sleeping bags, rectangular sleeping bags like the Coleman offer you a lot more room to toss and turn when sleeping. On the other hand, the extra space does lead to some heat loss, which obviously makes these sleeping bags a bit less effective against the cold.

However, don’t get us wrong, the Coleman Brazos Cold Weather Sleeping Bag is still a very effective and well-made cold weather sleeping bag. In fact, it can be used in temperatures as low as 20 degrees Fahrenheit. While that isn’t quite as good as some of the other sleeping bags that we have mentioned, given the cost and other advantages of the Coleman Brazos, some downsides are to be expected.

Pros
  • Most affordable sleeping bag that we have reviewed so far.
  • Offers more room to toss and turn when sleeping.
  • Great insulation to help keep warmth in and cold air out.
  • Despite low cost, bag is built to last.
Cons
  • Does take up more space than a mummy sleeping bag.
  • Not as effective against cold weather as some other options.

Coleman 0°F Mummy Sleeping Bag for Big and Tall Adults


For the next product review, we have something that is a bit unique. The Coleman 0°F Mummy Sleeping Bag for Big and Tall Adults is, as you can clearly see from the name, not your average sleeping bag.

This sleeping bag fulfills a specific niche that we haven’t seen any other product fill on our best sleeping bag for cold weather list, which is appealing to those who struggle to fit into a regular-sized sleeping bag.

That is really the amin purpose behind the Coleman 0°F Mummy Sleeping Bag for Big and Tall Adults. It is specifically marketed to individuals who are taller and heavier than average, which means that they would struggle to fit comfortably into one of the regular-sized sleeping bags that we have reviewed on the list.

There isn’t a lot else to mention outside of that. We have already reviewed one sleeping bag from Coleman on this list and we liked it quite a lot. A lot of the same positives that applied to the first Coleman sleeping bag that we reviewed also apply to the Coleman 0°F Mummy Sleeping Bag for Big and Tall Adults. It is a well-made sleeping bag that you can trust to last you for a fairly long time.

Pros
  • Great option for taller or larger adults, especially men.
  • Well-made.
  • Uses high-quality fabric.
  • Durable.
Cons
  • Not great for smaller adults.

TETON Sports Celsius XXL Sleeping Bag


For the final review on our best sleeping bag for cold weather list, we are going to be doing a review of the TETON Sports Celsius XXL Sleeping Bag.

Now, those of you who have been diligently following along with our review list will recognize the name TETON, since we already reviewed one sleeping bag from them way back at the start of our list. The TETON Sports Celsius XXL Sleeping Bag is another great entry from them and it is definitely deserving of a separate review on our list.

There are a few key differences between the two TETON sleeping bags. Probably the biggest change is the shape and style of each sleeping bag. The first TETON bag that we reviewed was a full mummy-style sleeping bag. The TETON Sports Celsius XXL Sleeping Bag is a half-mummy or semi-rectangular sleeping bag.

As we have said in another review of this style of sleeping bag (and as we will say again in our buying guide), this style of sleeping bag is very useful if you hate the idea of being really cramped in a mummy-style sleeping bag, but you also still want some heat retention.

Of course, given that this is a TETON sleeping bag, you can rest easy knowing that it is very well-made and reliable. This sleeping bag isn’t going to rip or tear on you and it should be a staple of your camping trips for years and years to come. It is also quite moderately priced, especially when you consider the overall quality of the sleeping bag.

Pros
  • Half-mummy sleeping bag.
  • Comes with that signature TETON durability.
  • Very useful in cold weather.
  • Very moderately priced, given how well-made the bag is.
Cons
  • Big and bulky; could be hard to take on long hiking trip.

Sleeping Bag Buying Guide

Best Sleeping Bag For Cold Weather

A few times during the course of our best sleeping bag for cold weather review list we mentioned that we would be doing a buying guide to help explain some of the things that we talked about in the article.

That is what this section is going to be dedicated to. In this buying guide, we will talk about different styles of sleeping bag and how to tell the difference between a good sleeping bag and a not so good sleeping bag.

The Different Styles of Sleeping Bag

 

The absolute first thing that we need to cover in this buying guide is the different kinds of sleeping bags that exist out there. This is of crucial importance since different sleeping bag styles have different advantages and work differently in cold weather. For reference, the three styles of sleeping bag that we looked at were mummy, half-mummy, and rectangular.

Mummy Sleeping Bags

 

Mummy sleeping bags are probably the most recognizable kind of sleeping bag. They are shaped like mummy sarcophagi, which is what gives them their name. They are probably the best kind of sleeping bag for this particular list because they do two things very well.

First off, because they leave so little space unfilled, your body heat has less places to go, which helps to keep you warmer. Secondly, because this review list is primarily geared towards hikers, mummy sleeping bags take on an extra layer of usefulness since they are noted for being very easy to roll up and to store away. This obviously makes them very useful for hiking trips where storage space is at a premium.

Rectangular Sleeping Bags

 

Rectangular sleeping bags are basically the exact opposite of mummy sleeping bags. Whereas mummy sleeping bags leave little extra space, rectangular sleeping bags have a ton of extra space. This obviously disperses your body heat, which reduces their efficiency in cold weather. However, some may still prefer rectangular sleeping bags since some struggle to sleep when they feel “constrained.”

Something In-Between

 

Finally, as a half-measure, there are half-mummy (or semi-rectangular as some call them) sleeping bags. As you might guess, they form a halfway point between the two extreme styles of sleeping bag. They have some of the upsides of each kind of sleeping bag, as well as some of the downsides.

Personally, we would recommend just going with one or the other, but we wanted to mention half-mummy sleeping bags as well, just in case it interested you.

Commenting

 

If you still have some questions or concerns regarding our best sleeping bag for cold weather list, please go ahead and leave us a comment down below, we want to hear what you have to say.

TETON Sports LEEF Sleeping Bag
Mummy Hood: Yes
For Extreme Weather: Yes
Water-Resistant: Yes
Thermal Enhancing: Yes
No Cold Spots: Yes
Check Price
Browning Camping McKinley
Mummy Hood: Yes
For Extreme Weather: Yes
Water-Resistant: Yes
Thermal Enhancing: Yes
No Cold Spots: Yes
Check Price
Coleman Brazos Sleeping Bag
Mummy Hood: No
For Extreme Weather: Yes
Water-Resistant: Yes
Thermal Enhancing: Yes
No Cold Spots: Yes
Check Price
Coleman 0°F Mummy Sleeping Bag
Mummy Hood: Yes
For Extreme Weather: Yes
Water-Resistant: Yes
Thermal Enhancing: Yes
No Cold Spots: Yes
Check Price
TETON Sports Celsius XXL Sleeping Bag
Mummy Hood: No
For Extreme Weather: Yes
Water-Resistant: Yes
Thermal Enhancing: Yes
No Cold Spots: Yes
Check Price

 

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Filed Under: Best Hiking Sleeping Bags

How to Choose the Right Hiking Sleeping Bag

Last Updated March 18, 2019

Introduction

Your next hiking trip won’t be complete without the right hiking sleeping bag.

Though what bag you sleep in may seem trivial when compared to the other factors you must consider when going hiking, the truth of the matter is that there’s little more important than getting a good night’s sleep. If you’ve ever gone hiking with the wrong sleeping bag, you already know this to be true.

Simply put, the right sleeping bag not only helps you get those needed z’s at night. It also makes it easier for you to carry and pack. With the right bag, you never have to worry about staying warm or comfortable during the night, and you never have to worry about unnecessary or excess weight keeping you down as you walk.

For this reason, it’s absolutely crucial that you find the right hiking sleeping bag if you plan on going hiking any time soon. In this guide, we’ll tell you everything you need to know about choosing the right hiking sleeping bag so you can make the best purchase when the time comes. In general, choosing the right sleeping bag is determined by three factors: temperature rating, weight, and functionality.

Knowing this, let’s take an in-depth look at what you should look for in your next hiking sleeping bag.

Why Should You Invest in a Hiking Sleeping Bag?

You may be wondering, “Do I need a hiking sleeping bag? Won’t a regular camping bag do?”

The answer is, “Not always.” In general, sleeping bags designed for hiking offer a few additional perks when compared to your general camping sleeping bag. Specifically, hiking bags tend to be lighter in weight, which makes them easier to carry. They also tend to be warmer, making them ideal for hiking trips to a variety of places.

This means that if you already have a camping bag at home, it’s likely that you want to make further investments if you plan on going hiking any time soon. Doing so can help you get the most comfort and enjoyment out of your upcoming trip.

What Makes a Good Hiking Sleeping Bag?

So you’ve decided to forgo your regular camping bag and invest in a quality hiking sleeping bag. Smart decision. Let’s take a moment to break down the three most important qualities you should consider when buying your next bag.

  1. Temperature Rating

The best hiking sleeping bag is one that will keep you warm no matter where you go. In general, hiking sleeping bags are designed with extra protection to keep you safe from outside temperatures. When you purchase your sleeping bag, you should notice a printed temperature rating on the outside packaging. This rating tells you the lowest temperature at which the bag will keep you warm.

When you are purchasing your sleeping bag, you should make sure to choose a bag with a temperature rating lower than your expected temperature. This means that even if you plan to hike an area with 50 degree temperatures, you should purchase a bag that can withstand 35 degree cold.

This will help you stay warm throughout your trip and keep you prepared in case of the worst. If you’ve ever gone shopping for a new sleeping bag, though, you might have noticed various types of temperature ratings. This means that finding a bag with the right temperature rating may not be as easy as it sounds.

For this reason, let’s go over a few specifics. When you shop for a hiking sleeping bag, you will notice two types of ratings: ISO and EN. Both ISO and EN rating systems can be compared against each other. This means that if one bag has an ISO of 35 degrees and the other has an EN of 50, you can reliably state that the ISO bag will keep you warmer in colder temperatures. Don’t get too bogged down in the technical terminology, as it ultimately doesn’t make a difference on the warmth of your sleeping bag.

What’s more important are the different types of temperature ratings: comfort and limit. Comfort ratings are generally included on women’s sleeping bags and provide the lowest temperature at which the bag will keep “cold sleepers” comfortable. In this context, cold sleepers are those who sleep in colder temperatures.

Men’s bags generally include “limit” ratings. Limit ratings indicate the temperature in which a bag will keep a “warm sleeper” warm throughout the night. Understanding what type of sleeper you are, then, plays a crucial role in which bag you ultimately choose.

Keep in mind, however, that no matter what the rating of your bag says, you may need a bit of extra padding to stay warm. As such, always bring with you extra clothes or sleeping pads to help you stay warm on your hiking expedition. And remember: sleeping in a tent can add up to ten degrees of warmth to your bag’s temperature rating.

  1. Weight

Another important quality of your next hiking sleeping bag is weight. In general, you want to find a sleeping bag that isn’t too heavy. Hiking sleeping bags are designed to be carried in your hiking backpack as you travel. For this reason, you want to find a bag that is comfortable to carry.

In general, bag weight is determined by two factors: shape and insulation type. Certain sleeping bag shapes and insulation types are heavier than others, so you’ll want to pay particular attention to detail when purchasing your next sleeping bag. Sleeping bags come in three general shapes: mummy, semi-rectangular, and rectangular (in ascending weight order).

In terms of insulation, down-insulated bags tend to be lighter than synthetically insulated ones. Specifically, down-insulated bags with higher fill powers (which indicate the concentration and quality of down) are lighter and offer the best carry. No matter whether you choose down or synthetic insulation, your bag should come with an insulation fill weight on the outside packaging that tells you the weight of your insulation.

Understanding your bag’s insulation type and shape goes a long way to finding the bag that’s right for you. Remember that you want to find a bag that’s comfortable to carry but that doesn’t sacrifice any warmth.

  1. Functionality

Every hiker is different.

Take it from personal experience—some like to bring fancy goodies and really deck it out inside their tents. Others take a more minimalist approach and bring only the bare minimum.

Depending on what type of hiker you are, you may require more functionality out of your sleeping bag. While many hikers are satisfied with a bag that keeps them warm and comfortable, others go all in on fancy bags with additional perks.

Some sleeping bags, for example, allow you to create your own pillow with “pillow pockets.” Others have “stash pockets” where you can store your accessories and other small goodies. Some of these functions are more necessary than others, but it really depends on you and what you are looking for in your hiking trip as to what bag is right for you.

Keep in mind, however, that bags with extra features usually come at a heftier price. This means that if you are looking for bags with “anti-snag” zipper features or extra padding, you may have to spend a bit more money.

Qualities of a Good Hiking Sleeping Bag

Now that you know the basics of finding a good hiking sleeping bag, let’s take a moment to examine some of the specific features a good bag offers. To make the most out of your camping trip, pay careful attention to these features so that you can make the best purchase when the time comes.

  1. It Has an Ideal Warmth-to-Weight Ratio

You already know that down bags offer a lightweight alternative to bulkier synthetic bags. Perhaps more importantly, however, these bags offer a better warmth-to-weight ratio. Warmth-to-weight ratio indicates the degree to which your bag will keep you both warm and comfortable during your hiking trip.

If you’ve got extra money to spend, you can’t go wrong with a bag made from high-fill power down material. Keep in mind, however, that these bags can often be more expensive. In general, you can find great down and synthetic bags for affordable prices—just aim to keep the bag you purchase around two pounds or less. Doing so will help you find a bag that’s not only comfortable to carry but warm to sleep in, as well.

  1. It’s Got Draft-Blocking Features

Draft blocking refers to the features that allow warm air from your body to stay inside your sleeping bag. Generally speaking, your sleeping bag works by trapping your body heat, and draft blocking goes the extra mile to make sure you are warm.

If you plan on hiking in colder or even frigid temperatures, it would behoove you to find a bag with the proper draft-blocking features. Some bags include draft tubes that are located next to the zipper and help keep warm air inside the bag. Others include draft collars that trap warm air inside.

No matter what type of draft-blocking bag you choose, you can’t go wrong with one of these high-powered bags if you’re hiking in the cold.

  1. It’s Got Great Compressibility

Outside of weight and temperature, compressibility is one of the most important factors to consider when examining the functionality of your future sleeping bag. Compressibility refers to the ability of your bag to fit into small spaces.

You’ll notice that the more expensive the bag, the higher the compressibility—and thus, the greater the ease of carry. In general, you should shoot for a bag that offers high compressibility so that you aren’t uncomfortable as you hike.

  1. It Has Extra Zipping Features

Whether you are hiking alone or with a partner, you’ll want to find a bag that offers the best zipping features for you. Fortunately, there are a number of such features that you can take advantage of.

For starters, you can choose a bag with anti-snagging technology that prevents your bag’s zipper from catching or snagging when you zip or unzip your bag.

What’s more, if you’re traveling with your spouse or partner, you can choose bags that have couple zipping features that allow you to connect your bags and sleep together. For many, this proves to be a better alternative to more expensive couple bags that may not provide the best fit for each individual.

  1. It Comes with Extra Storage

The best bags come with extra sacks so that you can store and carry them with more ease. Many bags come with smaller stuff sacks that allow you to compress your bag to a small size and pack them more easily. Make sure to check the packaging on your bag, however, as certain bags sell stuff sacks separately.

Other bags come with large mesh or cotton storage sacks that allow you to store your bag in a safer way. These larger storage sacks are recommended for storage, as they allow your bag to maintain its functionality for longer.

Are you looking for the best sleeping bag for your next hiking trip?

If so, use this guide as your ultimate resource. By following the information contained in this piece, you will know exactly what to look for in your next hiking sleeping bag.

In general, you’ll want a bag that has the perfect warmth-to-weight ratio, draft-blocking features, and extra zipper and storage features that can keep you comfortable and allow you to store your bag more properly.

Finding the right hiking sleeping bag can take your next hiking trip to the next level. As such, it’s important that you find the bag that’s right for you. This means that that old camping bag you’ve got in your closet likely won’t cut it.

It also means that you should know exactly what you are looking for before you make your purchase. As such, feel free to use this guide whenever you need a new hiking sleeping bag.

We have researched some great Hiking Sleeping Bags for you to review:

Hyke Byke 650 Fill Power Down Sleeping Bag Review

Marmot Trestles 15 Cold-Weather Mummy Sleeping Bag Review

Outdoorsman Lab Mummy Sleeping Bag Review

Whitefang Sleeping Bag Review

Winner Outfitters Mummy Sleeping Bag Review

Filed Under: Best Hiking Sleeping Bags

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