Sleeping bags and bedrolls for camp nights.

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 packs smaller and weighs less for the warmth it gives. Synthetic insulation keeps more of its warmth when it gets damp and is easier to care for. Women's models use a shorter, narrower cut with extra insulation where it helps.

Build a bedroll

The Badger Bed Shell is a four-season bedroll that fits most 25 and 30 inch wide mattresses and sleeping pads. Its outer shell keeps your sheets, mattress and insulation layers dry. The mattress, sheets and quilts are sold separately, so pair it with a car camping mattress. Shipping cost and timing show at checkout.

A fitted comforter for vehicle mattresses

The Luno Fitted Sleeping Bag Comforter is a double-wide, 3-in-1 layer made to pair with Luno vehicle mattresses, with stay-put corners and straps that keep it in place. Use it fully layered, take the top layer off for warmer nights, or unzip it as a blanket by the fire. Luno lists a 37°F comfort rating and a 27°F limit rating.