Sleeping Bags WD

Your backpacking buddies prefer packing as little as possible to wrap themselves up like mummies in the middle of the woods. You, on the other hand, pack Western Mountaineering's Sycamore MF Sleeping Bag in your raft and still have plenty of space for blowup palm trees, hula skirts, and island drinks. While they contemplate ways to keep their toes warm at night after a hearty dinner of lukewarm beans, you can stretch out in this semi-rectangular bag. Western Mountaineering made this shell out of Microlite XP fabric for durable water-resistance. The Sycamore features a roomy hood with secure adjustment, and the full-length zipper transforms the bag into a blanket for even more comfort.

The Summerlite 32 Degree Down Sleeping Bag is Western Mountaineering's lightest bag with continuous baffles, ideal for backpacking anywhere from nearby lakes to the faraway alpine. This mummy bag achieves a phenomenal light weight through its 850+ down insulation, the loftiest down available on the market. Western Mountaineering wrapped up this ultralight insulation with a water-resistant ripstop material, which Western Mountaineering claims is the lightest downproof fabric out there. The shell's water-resistance helps the insulation retain its lofty warmth in moisture-riddled environments.

Whether you're as big as a tree or simply value having room to move around as you snooze, the Western Mountaineering Ponderosa 15 Degree MF Sleeping Bag ensures you have the space you need when camping in less-than-warm temperatures. Ideal for spring, summer, fall, or even winter camping in the desert, the Ponderosa's 850+ down insulation has the loftiest fill rating, which results in a seriously toasty warmth-to-weight ratio and makes your sleeping experience more enjoyable. Western Mountaineering's attention to the smallest details is what helps make the Ponderosa a long-lasting and versatile choice for camping in cold temperatures. The spacious, semi-rectangular shape meets the needs of bigger …

Weighing in at a mere 13 ounces and compressing down to nearly the size of our water bottle, the Flylite Platinum Sleeping Bag goes with us on every backpacking trip. Its featherweight nylon shell and carefully picked half-length copper zipper make it ideal for thru-hiking, and like all Western Mountaineering bags it's been carefully made by hand in San Jose, California.

A perfect sleeping bag is a versatile sleeping bag, and Western Mountaineering's got just that. The Everlite Sleeping Bag boasts a 45-degree rating, but it's as breathable and lightweight as a quilt. Western Mountaineering's design allows the bag to be used as a sleeping bag, as a blanket, or as insulation to wrap around yourself and your hammock. It can also be used as an overbag with another mummy to create an efficient cold weather system, and it offers open top and bottom sections with adjustable draw closures. There is no foot box for this sleeping bag due to its open design.

The people at Western Mountaineering are pretty proud of their Caribou MF 35 Degree Down Sleeping Bag, with its MicroLite XP breathable microfiber yarn that's densely woven to create a high thread-count material that naturally fends off moisture. Weighing in at a mere pound and a quarter, this is Western Mountaineering's lightest-weight Microfiber Series bag, ideal for summers spent hiking in the mountains or touring the country on two wheels.

Western Mountaineering's Badger MF 15 Degree Down Badger Sleeping Bag has more room in the shoulders and hips than traditional mummy bags, so you can move around while you sleep. Ideal for spring, summer, fall, and even winters in the desert, the Badger's 850+ down insulation has the loftiest fill rating, resulting in the highest warmth to weight ratio available on the market. Unlike most water-resistant shells, Western Mountaineering's MicroLite XP fabric offers long-lasting weather protection. The MicroLite XP shell helps the down retain its lofty warmth in moisture-riddled environments.