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72,– to 340,–

Tapered design that narrows at the feet, maximizing heat retention.

Ideal for cold weather camping, providing warmth and insulation in low temperatures.

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35,– to 150,–

Features a spacious, box-like shape that allows for more movement.

Best suited for mild climates and those who value comfort over warmth, offering versatility in indoor and outdoor settings.

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260,– to 460,–

Filled with natural down feathers, offering excellent warmth-to-weight ratio.

Perfect for backpackers and hikers who need lightweight gear for cold environments.

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89,– to 190,–

Utilizes man-made materials that retain warmth even when wet.

Great for damp conditions and budget-conscious campers, providing reliable insulation and easier maintenance.

Typical price i
190,– to 460,–

Suitable for very cold climates, typically in winter or high-altitude camping.

Ensures warmth in harsh conditions, reducing the risk of discomfort or hypothermia.

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61,– to 240,–

Designed for cool to moderately cold environments, such as spring or fall nights.

Offers a balance of warmth and breathability, ideal for general camping trips.

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45,– to 130,–

Best suited for mild to warm weather, common in summer camping.

Provides comfort without overheating, perfect for camping in moderate climates.

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270,– to 520,–

Made from the soft under feathers of birds, providing excellent warmth-to-weight ratio.

Ideal for cold, dry conditions as it offers maximum insulation while remaining lightweight and compressible.

Typical price i
61,– to 190,–

Composed of man-made fibers designed to mimic the properties of down.

Great for wet conditions as it retains insulation when damp and dries quickly, making it more affordable and versatile.

Typical price i
270,– to 370,–

Sourced from the undercoating of ducks, offering good insulation at a lower cost than goose down.

Suitable for budget-conscious campers seeking decent warmth and compressibility without the premium price tag.

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400,– to 550,–

Taken from the under feathers of geese, known for its superior loft and warmth.

Perfect for extreme cold environments, providing exceptional insulation and comfort for serious outdoor enthusiasts.

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35,– to 220,–

Extremely lightweight design, making it ideal for ultralight backpacking.

Best suited for warm climates or as a liner, minimizing the load on long journeys.

Typical price i
72,– to 340,–

Balances weight and insulation, providing moderate warmth without much bulk.

Great for three-season use, offering versatility and comfort for varied conditions.

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76,– to 300,–

Heavier weight provides enhanced insulation and comfort for colder environments.

Ideal for car camping or short hikes, where warmth is prioritized over weight.

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80,– to 360,–

A hood provides extra warmth and protection for the head and neck.

Ideal for cold conditions, it helps retain body heat and increases comfort during sleep.

Typical price i
110,– to 340,–

This feature adds a protective layer to resist moisture and light precipitation.

Beneficial in damp environments, it helps keep the sleeping bag dry and comfortable.

Typical price i
89,– to 340,–

Allows opening the sleeping bag from both ends for adjustable ventilation.

Enhances convenience and temperature control, making it easier to regulate heat.

Typical price i
170,– to 420,–

An insulated collar that prevents heat loss from the neck area.

Crucial for maintaining warmth in cold climates, it provides an added layer of insulation.

Typical price i
72,– to 240,–

A specially designed area that gives more room for feet.

Increases comfort and allows for natural foot positioning, especially useful for side sleepers.