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Temperature Range:This sleeping bag is design for cold weather,weighs at 6.35KG,Recommend temperature range is -10℃ to 5 ℃, comfort temperature is 0 ℃ and extreme survival temperature is -10℃.great for winter outdoor use,such as camping, fishing, hunting or overnight in the car. If you plan to carry a double sleeping bag on a hike, one big thing to consider is that most of them cannot be split into two and therefore one person will have to bear the weight themselves. If it can be split up, keep in mind that it will likely mean there are more zips involved and therefore more areas where heat can escape. It’s another catch 22 and you need to weigh up the pros and cons with your hike and the conditions in mind. Also consider the materials. With down sleeping bags you generally get excellent thermal efficiency at a low carry weight, while with synthetic insulated sleeping bags, which are often heavier and not as warm as down ones, you can usually rely on the fill to still keep you warm even if it gets wet – something normal down can’t offer. That said, there are down options out there that come with a hydrophobic treatment to get around this problem. In the end it’s horses for courses when it comes to choosing between fill types.
When choosing the best double sleeping bag, you need to consider all of the same factors that you would with a normal, single person one. We use a selection of couriers to get your products to you, these vary depending on the size of the item, destination of delivery, and whether it is a priority delivery or standard delivery.From spring through to autumn double sleeping bags certainly make for a convenient, cosy way to share a night out together, and they’re especially suited to car camping or living ‘the Vanlife’.
The problem with many double person sleeping bags we’ve seen in the past is that they haven’t quite offered the thermal efficiency needed for proper hiking and camping in the wild. Unlike a single sleeping bag where you can hunker down and close up any gaps, with two people alongside each other in a double sleeping bag, heat is able to escape between your heads. Fortunately there are some options out there that have found a solution to this. You’ll see some of them below in this test. How To Choose The Best Double Sleeping Bag When you want to cosy up with your partner on an adventure, a two-person or double sleeping bag is probably your best option. Sharing one sleeping bag ain’t doable. Neither is unzipping two and laying them on top of you. C’mon, we’ve all tried it. The Lux Double from Outwell is a good value option that’s suited to campervan nights or for camping in temperatures not reaching below -1C. At 2.5kg that’s also a pretty decent warmth-to-weight ratio. There’s not much in the way of technical details, it’s just one of those does-the-job synthetic options. And we like it. BUY NOW: OUTWELL.COM Double Wide Sleeping Bag: Mcota winter 0 degree double sleeping bag is wider than a queen size sleeping bag, with the size of 155x230cm,there are more space for a couple or family outdoor sleeping.Two way zipper allowing to fully open to 2 piece,The cover piece can be zipped and use as a single sleeping bag. And the bottom piece can be used as a comfort quilt or blanket.The bottom zipper can be partially open to release some heat or let your feet out. Harnessing the same design features as some of their popular solo sleeping bag designs, this option from The North Face is a double bag that will certainly do the job for any three-season use in the great outdoors. It’s all thanks to its lofty Heatseeker synthetic fill which is made from 30% post-consumer recycled polyester and has a temperature comfort limit rating of -7C. While it might not be as light as the Big Agnes (which has a similar temperature rating) it’s a fair bit lower in price. BUY NOW: THENORTHFACE.COMThis is the the god of all double sleeping bags. They should all be made like this. Why? Because it offers all the obvious benefits of a double sleeping bag but with the same technical and warmth maximising features of a solo bag. It’s a synthetic insulated option, made using 50% post-consumer recycled polyester, with an optional divider down the middle of the hood so each of the inhabitants can cinch in and get rid of that gap where heat can be lost. There’s also a sleeve on the base where one big sleeping mat or two standard size ones can be slipped in. At 3.43kg, it’s not too hefty a weight either for a three-season option. BUY NOW: BIGAGNES.COM
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