CHOOSING A SLEEPING BAG
Four favorite sleeping bags from the sellers of the Scouting Camp
When choosing a sleeping bag, the most important thing for you to know is the conditions you will be sleeping in. Sleeping bags are generally divided into three categories according to temperature:
Summer sleeping bags , or two-season sleeping bags, are for late spring to early autumn.
Three-season sleeping bags are for spring to autumn, also in mild winter.
Winter sleeping bags , or four-season sleeping bags, are for autumn to spring, but also in cool summer .
- Comfort: the temperature (e.g. -4 degrees) at which the average woman sleeps comfortably at night. This temperature can be used as a guideline when choosing a sleeping bag for a woman, a beginner hiker, or someone who gets cold easily.
- Limit : the temperature (e.g. -10 degrees) at which the average person can sleep at night without feeling cold. This temperature can be considered a guideline when choosing a sleeping bag for an experienced hiker or someone who does not get cold easily.
- Extreme : the lowest temperature (e.g. -28 degrees) at which you can survive overnight without suffering from hypothermia. This value is not really worth considering when choosing a sleeping bag for normal camping use.
Sinna is 155 cm tall and chooses the shortest women’s or unisex version of the sleeping bags.
A down sleeping bag suitable for cold winters and autumn . The 3/4-length zipper and plush down filling keep you warm down to -18°C.
Marmot ANGEL FIRE
The plush Angel Fire is designed for women and has a comfort temperature of -3 °C .
A retro-inspired duck down sleeping bag made from recycled materials is suitable from early spring to late autumn.
Comfort: 1°C
Limit: -5°C
Extreme: -22°C
The Rab Ascent 500 is a down sleeping bag with a good quality-to-weight-to-price ratio. It is a versatile down bag that is well suited for hiking and camping even in cool weather