A roundup of the best sleeping bags

The Big Agnes Sentinel is crafted from 30-degreee down, offers excellent weather protection and insulation, and has a free-range hood. Plus, it’s super roomy.

$369.95 on backcountry.com

North Face is known for its wearable outdoor gear like jackets and fleeces, so as you’d expect, they make a great sleeping bag. The Dolomite model is good-looking, affordable, and has some of the most useful features of the bunch.

$98.95 on backcountry.com

Another great double (or more) occupancy option is the Nemo Jazz Duo sleeping bag from LL Bean. This one provides great value and is easy to carry anywhere.

$299.95 on llbean.com

Those who aren’t messing around when it comes to sleeping bags will want to invest in the Therm-a-Rest Parsec. Engineered for adventure, this lightweight bag has down insulation, a mummy cut, is quick-dry and ergonomically designed, and has a pretty yellow gradient print.

$399.95 on ems.com

As a military-style sleeping bag, this waterproof sleeping bag has got you covered – literally. Two layers all around mean you are fully nested in warmth and protection from the elements.

$79.99 on sportsmansguide.com

All a good sleeping bag really needs is a roomy construction and a comfortable flannel lining. For sleepaway camp and beyond, LL Bean has the right bag for you.

$79.99 on llbean.com

For those seeking an investment in quality, this down-stuffed sleeping bag is sure to satisfy. Think maximum warmth, durability, water and snow resistance, and pure comfort by outdoors legend Eddie Bauer.

$549 on eddiebauer.com

For heavy-duty users, there’s no better option than the Mountain Hardwear HyperLamina Torch 0. This sleeping bag is “mummy-cut” with excellent insulation, durability, softness, and compressibility. Plus, it weighs less than four pounds.

$194.96-$274.95 on amazon.com

The Klymit insulated sleeping pad is meant for year-round use. It’s compact, warm, inflatable, and feels more like a mattress than a typical sleeping bag.

$119.99 on sportsmansguide.com

Made for the perils of outdoor life, the unique features of the Browning McKinley 30-Degree bag maximize heat and durability. This one will keep you grounded and will handle just about anything mother nature has to offer.

$119.99 on amazon.com

The Bantam 30/50 from EMS is an all-weather favorite. Depending on how warm you want to stay, you can flip sides to change from one level of insulation to another.

$59.98 on ems.com

This EMS long sleeping bag is perfect for the taller set – a group often neglected in the sleeping bag world. The Peregrine Saker 35 is water resistant, super snuggly, and even has a mesh pocket inside it to stow nighttime essentials.

$79.95 on ems.com

If you’re looking to get warm and cozy by the fire, why not take out the sleeping bag for two? This WildHorn Outfitters bag converts to do double duty while staying stylish and easy to clean.

$199.99 on amazon.com

Transcending typical camping gear is this ultra-luxury AirBender sleeping bag from Eddie Bauer, complete with an inflatable sleeping pad and top performance when it comes to heat, weather protection, and longevity. Pump included!

$799 on eddiebauer.com

This rectangular sleeping bag comes with a hood, a fleece lining, and will roll up into a drawstring stuff sack that has four compression straps.

$64.99 on sportsmansguide.com