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BlackWolf Campsite Kids Sleeping Bag M10

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23Zero Alaska Black 1400 Double Sleeping Bag −10°

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Sea to Summit Venture Vt1 Women's Sleeping Bag (0 °C)

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Darche Cold Mountain Canvas 900 Sleeping Bag −5°

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Coleman Mudgee C0 Sleeping Bag

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Coleman Mudgee C5 Sleeping Bag

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Sea to Summit Air Chair Regular

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OZtrail Sleep Walker Sleeping Bag C0 S/M

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OZtrail Sleep Walker Sleeping Bag C0 L/XL

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KickAss 24V / 12V Electric Blanket

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Quest Outdoors Wippasnappa 0° Kids Sleeping Bag

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Darche Supreme Snoozer Mattress 1400

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Quest Outdoors DreamLux 15 King Single Self Inflating Mat

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BlackWolf Mega Deluxe II Single Mattress

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Quest Outdoors Dreamer 55 Self Inflating Mat

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Quest Outdoors Fast Bed XC 80 Camp Stretcher

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BlackWolf Ultralight Hiker II Full Mattress

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OZtrail Napmat Single

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The secret to sleeping comfortably is far more than just the right sleeping bag.

One common reason for a cold night sleep is a poorly insulated sleeping mat. Your wonderfully cozy sleeping bag can’t keep you warm if you are sleeping on a big pocket of cold air... we're looking at you, airbeds! 

A foam filled or insulated mat, however, will work with your sleeping bag to retain body heat as well as insulate against hot ground in the summer. And, if you can’t zip your warm sleeping bag open on mild nights then you’ll be waking up in a sweat.

Furthermore, sleep accessories relevant to the environment you are camping in all support a comfortably nigh in the tent regardless of the climate. Sleep liners extend the temperature range of your sleeping system and camp pillows pack up small and go a long way to making sure you wake up refreshed in the morning without a sore neck.

There’s no one solution for every season, versatility is the key here.

It’s important to understanding the climate you are camping in and how this aligns with the limitations of your gear. From there you can adjust each time you pack your camp kit to make sure you sleep comfortably in any climate.

For more tips on how to sleep warm and some sleep system suggestions check out our resources above.

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