It’s a scorcher! If you’re going camping this summer you may want to pick a 1 season, summer sleeping bag.
As the UK basks in a heat wave you may find your trusty two season sleeping bag a little two toasty, so if the fine weather continues (*crosses fingers*) it may be worth investing in a lightweight one season bag. Summer bags are ideal for trekkers and festival goers who wish to back a few more cans of cider.
Gelert X-Treme Lite 600
The Gelert X-Treme Lite 600 is a great budget synthetic sleeping bag for summer campers who want great performance without breaking the bank. It’s Ripstop shell and Pro Fibre insulation is coupled with a ridge hood and useful security pocket.
Marmot Always Summer Sleeping Bag
The Marmot Always Summer is an ultra light goose down bag weighing in at a packed weight of just over 960g. In case it’s a little chilly the bag also boasts a heater pocket. A trapezoidal foot box finishes off this fine bag with some handy (footy?) extra leg room
Vaude Snow Cloud 350
The Vaude Snow Cloud 350 women’s sleeping bag is a mummy bag designed for lightweight summer camping. Extra features include a small zip pocket for valuables and pillow compartment in the hood. In case it’s particularly warm a full length zip allows you to turn the Snow Cloud into a blanket.
This bags transformative proporties even extend to compression straps that can turn the bag into an emergency backpack. The Vaude Snow Cloud 350 is the swiss army knife of summer sleeping bags!
Vango Venom 150
The Vango Venom 150 uses high quality goose down to give an ultra lightweight figure of 640g. This premium mummy bag has a comfort rating of 11°C .
Ajungilak Tundra Summer Sleeping Bag
The Ajungilak Tundra is a cheaper synthetic version of the Marmot Always Summer bag. Whilst not quite as luxuious as the Always Summer, the Tundra has an ergonomic footbox and weighs an impressive 960g. It’s recommended temperature range is only 12 °C so cross your fingers there isn’t some unseasonal chill!






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