Sleeping Bags The North Face

Rectangular design lets you stretch out without feeling as confined as you might in a traditional mummy bag
Recycled face fabrics and insulation for comfort and durability
Anti-compression pads for better clo values
Wraparound footbox zipper allows the bag to lie flat
Stuffsack included

Made with recycled material STORAGE: Compression stuffsack included Internal pocket for valuables DESIGN & DETAIL: Roomy and comfortable mummy sleeping bag Draft tube and draft collar reduce heat loss Soft nylon taffeta liner Short side zipper lets you fold the bag like bedding and makes it easy to get in and out Vaulted footbox with a wraparound zipper.
Roomy and comfortable mummy sleeping bag Temp Rating: 55°F / 13°C Internal pocket for valuables

SUSTAINABILITY: Made with recycled material STORAGE: Compression stuffsack included Internal pocket for valuables DESIGN & DETAIL: Roomy and comfortable mummy sleeping bag Draft tube and draft collar reduce heat loss Soft nylon taffeta liner Short side zipper lets you fold the bag like bedding and makes it easy to get in and out Vaulted footbox with a wraparound zipper

Stay cozy on the campsite with the North Face Wasatch Pro 40°F Sleeping Bag. Designed for temperatures down to 40 degrees, this mummy shaped bag locks in heat. It has 100% recycled synthetic insulation, a draft tube and collar, and a vaulted footbox to keep you comfortable as you sleep. DESIGN & DETAILS Roomy and comfortable mummy sleeping bag 100% recycled synthetic insulation Draft tube and draft collar reduce heat loss Soft nylon taffeta liner Short side zipper folds bag like bedding Vaulted footbox with wraparound zipper Internal pocket for valuables

Heatseeker Eco synthetic insulation is composed of 50% post-consumer recycled material
Full-length zip
Lay-flat hood
Hood cinch-cord seals out the cold
Offset-quilting construction

SPECS: Temperature rating (outer layer only): 40 ° F Temperature rating (inner and outer layers): 5 ° F Temperature rating (inner layer only): 20 ° F DESIGN & DETAILS: Multiple temperature design accommodates less cold 40 ° F nights with lightweight synthetic outer layer, dropped 5 ° F nights with extreme-strength warmth of inner and outer layer combination, and freezing cold 20 ° F nights with thick extra warm inner layer offering compressible lofty 800-fill goose down insulation Flexible interior for high comfort Bottom rolls into a pillow for extra head cushioning Easy zipping system to switch between layers quickly Inner layer converts to a shawl for a 4th warmth preserving option Lightw…

20-degree insulation: 800 fill recycled down
40-degree shell: 20D recycled nylon ripstop with non-PFC DWR finish
40-degree insulation: Heatseeker Eco Advanced 80% recycled polyester

The North Face One Sleeping Bag combines a 5°F, 20°F, and 40°F sleeping bag into a 3-in-1 package that prepares us for any adventure. Depending on the weather, we can zip different sections of this down insulation bag together to achieve our desired temperature rating. Additionally, parts we are not using double as a shawl or pillow so that we are never carrying dead weight.

Shell: 50D ciré polyester taffeta
Comfort lining: 100% polyester
Insulation: 30% recycled polyester cut-staple insulation
Stuffsack size: 13" x 24" (33.02 cm x 60.96 cm)
Temp Rating: 15°F, 30°F, 50°F

The North Face Wawona Bed 35 Sleeping Bag basically effectively forms a double bag for couples or bed hogs. Rated down to 35F, it features recycled polyester fill for light and packable synthetic insulation with an abrasion-resistant shell and liner for long-term use. We like the wraparound footbox zipper—which lets us fully open the bag to lay it flat—and the bag's double capacity, which is perfect for sleeping on our large air mattress or on top of two sleeping pads with our partner.

The North Face Wawona Bed 35 Sleeping Bag basically effectively forms a double bag for couples or bed hogs. Rated down to 35F, it features recycled polyester fill for light and packable synthetic insulation with an abrasion-resistant shell and liner for long-term use. We like the wraparound footbox zipper—which lets us fully open the bag to lay it flat—and the bag's double capacity, which is perfect for sleeping on our large air mattress or on top of two sleeping pads with our partner.

For space to shift and stretch as we please, we pack along The North Face Wawona Bed Sleeping Bag. The rectangular design and wraparound zipper help to remove restrictions, letting us sleep comfortably in any position, while the synthetic fill traps heat to keep us snug through the night.

For space to shift and stretch as we please, we pack along The North Face Wawona Bed Sleeping Bag. The rectangular design and wraparound zipper help to remove restrictions, letting us sleep comfortably in any position, while the synthetic fill traps heat to keep us snug through the night.

We like the Wasatch Pro Sleeping Bag more than just because it's named after Backcountry's mountain playground. Its mummy shape keeps heat close, but the roomier design allows us to roll around how we like at night. A drawstring hood cinches tight to shut out breezy mountain drafts, and offset quilting prevents the synthetic fill from bunching up to ensure it keeps us as cozy as it can.

Built for nights under the stars or at a friend's house, The North Face Wasatch Pro 20 Sleeping Bag: 20F Synthetic offers warmth, decent packability, and most importantly, comfort. The Heatseeker Eco insulation offers lightweight and lofty warmth that encourages hike-in camping and nights spent in the backyard.

Lighter in our packs and lighter on the environment, we like The North Face Trail Lite Sleeping Bag's minimalist design and use of recycled materials. The recycled 650-fill power down packs down small and offers good warmth for the weight, letting us travel lighter while re-using natural materials for a lighter environmental footprint, too. That's also true of the recycled face fabric and lining, which reduces waste while giving us a soft base for a good night's sleep. The mummy design also cuts down on weight and bulk while still protecting us down to 35 degrees Fahrenheit. That light and lofty mix covers our backpacking trips and camping trips for much of the year.

Lighter in our packs and lighter on the environment, we like The North Face Trail Lite Sleeping Bag's minimalist design and use of recycled materials. The recycled 650-fill power down packs down small and offers good warmth for the weight, letting us travel lighter while re-using natural materials for a lighter environmental footprint, too. That's also true of the recycled face fabric and lining, which reduces waste while giving us a soft base for a good night's sleep. The mummy design also cuts down on weight and bulk while still protecting us down to 35 degrees Fahrenheit. That light and lofty mix covers our backpacking trips and camping trips for much of the year.