Compare Sleeping Bags

Use this guide to compare warmth, fill type, shape, weight and packed size across our sleeping bag range. Start with the comfort rating, then choose the bag that best matches your trip, season and packing style.

Lightest down bag

CW295 Down

Best all-round hiking

CW400 Down

Best cold-weather balance

CW700 Down

Best budget camping

Washable Sleeping Bag

Hiking and Ultralight Sleeping Bags

These are the best options when weight, warmth-to-pack-size and carrying comfort matter most.

Model	Fill type	Shape	Comfort	Limit	Weight	Packed size	Best for	Trade-off	Price
CW295 Down Ultralight warm-weather down bag	Duck down	Envelope	11°C	—	570g	26 x ø12 cm	Summer hiking, fast packing and travel where low weight matters most	Too light for colder nights	R 2,999.00	View product
LW180 Ultralight Cotton — M Warm-weather synthetic option	Synthetic cotton	Envelope	15°C	8°C	680g	29 x ø12 cm	Summer hiking, bike touring, travel and warm-weather camping	Not designed for cold nights	From R 599.00	View product
LW180 Ultralight Cotton — XL Longer warm-weather synthetic option	Synthetic cotton	Envelope	15°C	8°C	760g	31 x ø13 cm	Taller users wanting a very light warm-weather sleeping bag	Not designed for cold nights
CWM400 Down Compact mummy down bag	Duck down	Mummy	6°C	—	790g	35 x ø16 cm	Hikers wanting compact down warmth in a low-weight mummy shape	No limit rating supplied	R 3,799.00	View product
CW400 Down — Large All-round ultralight down bag	Goose down	Envelope	5°C	0°C	915g	35 x ø18 cm	Hiking and camping where warmth, low weight and packability all matter	Less thermally efficient than a mummy-shaped down bag
Snowbird SP400 — Medium Lightweight mummy down bag	Duck down	Mummy	7°C	2°C	820g	34 x 16 x 16 cm	Chilly autumn trips and mild winter camping with good packability	Not as warm as the heavier Snowbird models	R 4,599.00	View product
Snowbird SP400 — Large Longer lightweight mummy down bag	Duck down	Mummy	7°C	2°C	856g	34 x 16 x 16 cm	Taller users needing mild cold-weather warmth with good packability	Not as warm as the heavier Snowbird models
CW700 Down Cold-weather down bag	Goose down	Mummy-style	-2°C	-9°C	1.4kg	42 x ø22 cm	Cold-weather hiking and 4-season use where warmth still needs to pack well	Premium price and heavier than lighter down options	R 7,999.00	View product
Snowbird SP700 — Medium Warm mummy down bag	Duck down	Mummy	-2°C	-7°C	1.2kg	40 x 19 x 19 cm	Cool-weather hiking where strong warmth and manageable weight are both needed	Less roomy than rectangular camping bags	R 6,599.00	View product
Snowbird SP700 — Large Longer warm mummy down bag	Duck down	Mummy	-2°C	-7°C	1.321kg	40 x 19 x 19 cm	Taller users needing strong warmth with manageable hiking weight	Less roomy than rectangular camping bags
Snowbird -7°C Down — Large Deep cold duck down bag	Duck down	Mummy-style	-7°C	-15°C	1.6kg	41 x ø21 cm	Very cold conditions where warmth is more important than minimum weight	Too warm and heavy for most summer trips	R 6,199.00	View product
Snowbird -7°C Down — XL Longer deep cold duck down bag	Duck down	Mummy-style	-7°C	-15°C	1.73kg	43 x ø22 cm	Taller users needing deep cold-weather protection	Too warm and heavy for most summer trips
CW1000 Down Expedition warmth down bag	Goose down	Mummy-style	-5°C	-13°C	1.74kg	44 x ø24 cm	Winter trips, alpine-style camping and serious cold-weather use	Overkill for mild conditions and high-price specialist gear	R 9,999.00	View product
Snowbird SP1000 — Medium Winter mummy down bag	Duck down	Mummy	-5°C	-11°C	1.65kg	42 x 20 x 20 cm	Cold winter camping where insulation is the priority	Heavy and too warm for general 3-season use	R 8,999.00	View product
Snowbird SP1000 — Large Longer winter mummy down bag	Duck down	Mummy	-5°C	-11°C	1.72kg	42 x 20 x 20 cm	Taller users needing winter-level insulation	Heavy and too warm for general 3-season use
Snowbird SP550 — Medium Cold-weather mummy bag	Duck down	Mummy	-1.5°C	-7.6°C	1.65kg	38 x 18 x 18 cm	Cold autumn, winter and spring camping where warmth is prioritised	Weight appears high relative to its rating, so compare against SP700	R 6,899.00	View product
Snowbird SP550 — Large Longer cold-weather mummy bag	Duck down	Mummy	-1.5°C	-7.6°C	1.72kg	38 x 18 x 18 cm	Taller users needing cold-weather warmth in a mummy shape	Weight appears high relative to its rating, so compare against SP700

Camping and Comfort Sleeping Bags

These bags prioritise comfort, value and roominess over minimum trail weight. They are better suited to car camping, casual camping and general outdoor use.

Model	Fill type	Shape	Comfort	Limit	Weight	Packed size	Best for	Trade-off	Price
Washable Sleeping Bag — 1.2kg Lightest washable camping option	Synthetic fibre	Rectangular	12°C	5°C	1.2kg	43 x ø20 cm	Budget-friendly warm-weather camping where easy cleaning matters	Not suitable for cold nights	From R 799.00	View product
Washable Sleeping Bag — 1.5kg Midweight washable camping option	Synthetic fibre	Rectangular	6°C	1°C	1.5kg	43 x ø25 cm	General camping where warmth and easy cleaning both matter	Bulkier than hiking-focused bags
Washable Sleeping Bag — 1.85kg Warmest washable camping option	Synthetic fibre	Rectangular	1°C	-4°C	1.85kg	45 x ø28 cm	Cooler camping trips where easy cleaning is still a priority	Large packed size
U Series — Warm-weather Lightweight value camping bag	Synthetic cotton	Rectangular with cowl	11°C	7°C	1.1kg	ø22 x 43 cm	Warm-weather camping on a tight budget	Not warm enough for colder trips	From R 729.00	View product
U Series — Standard General-value camping bag	Synthetic cotton	Rectangular with cowl	6°C	3°C	1.5kg	ø25 x 43 cm	General camping where value and moderate warmth matter	Less compact than technical down bags
U Series — Cold-weather Warmest listed U Series option	Synthetic cotton	Rectangular with cowl	0°C	-3°C	1.7kg	ø27 x 44 cm	Colder camping trips where price is more important than packability	Heavy and bulky for hiking
U Series — Synthetic Down Light Alternative insulation variant	Imitation feather cotton	Rectangular with cowl	1°C	-2°C	—	—	Campers comparing alternative synthetic fill options	Weight and packed size not clearly supplied
U Series — Synthetic Down Warm Warm alternative insulation variant	Imitation feather cotton	Rectangular with cowl	-3°C	-6°C	—	—	Value-focused colder camping where synthetic fill is preferred	Weight and packed size not clearly supplied
E200 Cotton Comfortable envelope camping bag	Down cotton	Envelope	8°C	4°C	1.6kg	52 x ø25 cm	Spring, summer and autumn camping where comfort matters more than pack size	Not compact enough for lightweight hiking	R 1,039.20	View product
Envelope Sleeping Bag — 1.7kg Connectable 3-season camping bag	Imitation feather cotton	Envelope	3°C	-2°C	1.7kg	ø28 x 38 cm	General camping from spring to autumn with the option to connect two bags	Heavy for hiking use	R 899.00	View product
Envelope Sleeping Bag — 2.0kg Warmer connectable camping bag	Imitation feather cotton	Envelope	-1°C	-7°C	2.0kg	ø31 x 39 cm	Cool-weather camping where connectability and warmth are useful	Heavy and bulky for hiking use
Hooded Trapezoid — 1.8kg Roomier hooded camping bag	Down cotton	Trapezoid with hood	3°C	-2°C	1.8kg	45 x 28 x 28 cm	Campers wanting more warmth retention with a roomier shape	Bulky compared with down hiking bags	R 799.20	View product
Hooded Trapezoid — 2.3kg Warmer roomier hooded camping bag	Down cotton	Trapezoid with hood	-1°C	-7°C	2.3kg	46 x 33 x 33 cm	Cool-weather camping where roominess and warmth both matter	Very bulky compared with technical sleeping bags
Oval Sleeping Bag — 1.6kg Extra-roomy comfort bag	Cotton fibre	Oval	9°C	5°C	1.6kg	48 x ø25 cm	Campers who dislike restrictive sleeping bags and want extra room	Large and not intended for lightweight packing	R 2,299.00	View product
Oval Sleeping Bag — 2.1kg Warmer extra-roomy comfort bag	Cotton fibre	Oval	4°C	0°C	2.1kg	48 x ø26 cm	Campers wanting extra room with improved warmth	Large, heavy and not intended for lightweight packing

Understanding Sleeping Bag Temperature Ratings

Temperature ratings are useful, but they need to be read correctly. Your sleep system, sleeping pad, clothing, shelter, wind, humidity and personal cold tolerance all affect real-world warmth.

Comfort rating: The most useful number for normal sleeping conditions.
Limit rating: A lower threshold for experienced users or warmer sleepers.
Extreme ratings: Some product pages include an extreme rating, but this should be treated as an emergency reference only, not a comfort guide.

Temperature ratings, dimensions, weights and pricing are based on current product specifications. Where a value is not supplied on the product page, it is shown as “—”. Pricing may change during promotions or stock updates.

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