We will be, Sabrina. Sea To Summit are revamping their entire sleeping bag range, some existing models are getting an upgrade, which looks to be the case with the Traveller range, and there are some new models coming into the range.

We don't have a firm landing date for these yet but we are hoping we will see some of the new product to roll in in February, that's about all the information I have for you at the moment sorry.

G'day Ingrid,

I've just had a chat to Sea to Summit and all of their down sleeping bags, including the Traveller TR1 Sleeping Bag, are certified cruelty free using the Responsible Down Standard (RDS). 

G'day Carlin,

This is always a tough question to answer as there are so many variables not just involving the sleeping bag itself, but also personal body warmth, additional insulation available (sleeping mats) and the performance of other equipment (thermals). The advice I can offer is that the bag has been rated to 14C and if you think with the addition of your thermals, this will get you to a comfortable temperature, then go for it. Unfortunately, whenever you look to reduce weight, it means your dropping insulation which will always affect warmth... that's the unfortunate catch.

Yes is does Catherine, you can fully open this bag to use it as a blanket, or to zip two of the sleeping bags together :)