Sleeping: Good sleep is part of the gear list

Down and synthetic bags, pads, and pillows - 0°F to 50°F.

Shop Sea to Summit Spark, Trek, Boab, and Hamelin sleeping bags alongside mats and pillows. Match fill and temp rating to your coldest planned night.

Sleeping Bags
Spark Down Sleeping Bag
Full-length zip (-9C & -18C)

Spark Down Sleeping Bag

From $349.00

Spark Women's Down Sleeping Bag
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Spark Women's Down Sleeping Bag

From $349.00

Trek Down Sleeping Bag
Tapered rectangular shape: plenty of room for side sleepers

Trek Down Sleeping Bag

From $364.00

Trek Women's Down Sleeping Bag
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Trek Women's Down Sleeping Bag

From $364.00

Boab Synthetic Sleeping Bag
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Boab Synthetic Sleeping Bag

From $124.00

Hamelin Synthetic Sleeping Bag
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Hamelin Synthetic Sleeping Bag

From $176.00

Hamelin Women's Synthetic Sleeping Bag
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Hamelin Women's Synthetic Sleeping Bag

From $176.00

Badger Bed Shell
Badger Bed | GearLanders

Badger Bed Shell

$430.00

Altitude Women's Down Sleeping Bag (25°F & 15°F)
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Altitude Women's Down Sleeping Bag (25°F & 15°F)

From $399.00

Venture Women's Synthetic Sleeping Bag
Venture sleeping bag
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Venture Women's Synthetic Sleeping Bag

From $219.00

Traverse Synthetic Sleeping Bag (25°F & 15°F)
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Traverse Synthetic Sleeping Bag (25°F & 15°F)

From $219.00

Trailhead Synthetic Sleeping Bag (30°F & 20°F)
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Trailhead Synthetic Sleeping Bag (30°F & 20°F)

From $169.00

Traveller Sleeping Bag & Blanket (50°F & 30°F)
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Traveller Sleeping Bag & Blanket (50°F & 30°F)

From $219.00

What to look for

Sleeping Bag Temperature Ratings

Most three-season campers are covered by a bag rated around 30°F. If you camp in shoulder seasons, sleep cold, or head above treeline, look at 15°F or 0°F. Warm-weather trips can use 45°F bags when nights stay mild.

Down vs. Synthetic

Down (Spark, Trek, Ascent) packs smaller and weighs less for the warmth. Synthetic (Boab, Hamelin) stays more useful when you expect damp camps and need easier care. Women's models use a shorter, narrower cut with extra insulation where it helps.

Current Sea to Summit bags

Spark and Spark Women's cover ultralight down from 45°F to 0°F. Trek and Trek Women's are versatile down bags for mixed trips. Boab and Hamelin (including Hamelin Women's) are synthetic options for wetter camps and value-minded kits. Shipping cost and timing show at checkout.

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