There's camping and then there's camping! To some it might mean a tent packed with so many things it's like you never left home and for others it's you, a backpack, and the stars above your head as you snuggle down next to someone as the fire burns out. Here's a few warm weather bags to enjoy your travels with, there's even a few built for two!
Left To Right, Top To Bottom
• Sexy Hotness Sleeping Bag: Thanks to one of our loyal readers for tipping us off about this bad boy, you can pick it up from ALITE for $149. It unzips and rezips to your friends, allows you to walk around or get your uh, groove thing on with the camper next to you!
• Grand Trunk Blue Silk Double Sleep Sack: for $58.99 from Overstock. This silk sack is super lightweight and protects you from creepy crawlies without suffocating you!
• REI Travel Sack +55 Sleeping Bag: for $59.50 from REI. This bag doubles as a quilt and has vent holes, pockets and is great for keeping yourself out of the elements over 55 degrees.
• Nimbus Warm Weather Scoop Sleeping Bag: for $36.49 from Overstock. This bag is big and rectangular to allow you the most air flow and wiggle room. Rated for warm temperatures, there's even room for a pillow!
• Adam & Eve Warm-Weather Sleeping Bag: for $99.00 from Cabelas. This set of duo bags zips into one large bag for extra comfort. It traps air instead of boasting a down filling, meaning it's lightweight and dries easy!
• Texsport Black Fleece Sleeping Bag: for $19.99 from Dick's Sporting Goods. This no fuss fleece bag can be open, closed or just thrown over your lap when a strong breeze blows!
Do you have a favorite that didn't make our list? Leave us a link and tell us why it's your top choice in the comments below!
Editor's Note: This post was altered to include the "Sexy Hotness" sleeping bag above. Thanks to our readers for keeping us on our toes of the coolest of the cool!
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Comments (14)
Can't believe y'all don't know about Alite! They've got a "sexy hotness sleeping bag" that you need to check out: http://www.alitedesigns.com/sexy-hotness-sleeping-bag-4. Happy Camping!
KatieMoose123 - I've never seen that, but am going to add it above! Thanks so much, that could be craziest thing I've ever seen, well when it comes to sleeping bags that is!
That Sexy Hotness sleeping bag is about as hot and sexy as the Snuggie!
I think you'd be hard-pressed to design a "sexy" sleeping bag (it is a sleeping bag after all). I think the "sexy" part refers to the magic that the "sexy hotness sleeping bag" facilitates.
The "sexy hotness bag" is funny looking...I got a chuckle out of it.
Hey, is that guy cooking a dog on a stick?
The second and sixth are the only ones that seem designed for warm weather. The rest are just like normal sleeping bags that are designed for when it's colder out.
Lafuma makes a lightweight sleeping bag that zips together. You just have to buy a left zip & right zip bag. We really like them and wish we could use them in the colder months to winter camp!
Well, that's one way to keep the bears away...
re: sexy hotness
a link to send to my slutty burning man friends.
ChrisGal: A warm weather sleeping bag is rated for 40+ degree weather. Although that's the industry standard, we made sure to include a few super lightweight options that might actually be something you could sleep inside during summer camping trips and not sweat to death!
Sorry, but I just don't see any man wearing a puffy Snuggie jumper with feet.
Only after setting up camp and constructing the campfire, did they realise that none of them remembered to bring anything to light it with. After hours of scouring the woods for two dry sticks to rub together, they were only able to find just one. There were plenty of others of course but they were so obscured by pine needles that the scavenging campers only became aware of them as they snapped underfoot.
What was a frustrating inconvenience for them however, became a terrifying ordeal for their pampered pooch who had, until then, enjoyed a peaceful existence, languishing in the tranquil surroundings of his owners' highrise apartment, oblivious to the sounds of gunshots, cars backfiring and all other sudden and unexpected noises, that peppered the undying din of the streets far, far below. Unaccustomed as he was to venturing further than the communal roof terrace, the dog was now struggling to come to terms with having been forcibly and inexplicably prised off his beloved Shagalicious (as in dog bed, although it would make a great name for a dog) and stuffed into the back of the rental car, apparently to embrace nature along with his owners, somewhere in a place called "The Wilderness". Having never embraced anything other than faux fur and the occasional human leg, the dog was understandably jumpy.
To then be dragged, whimpering, from the back of the rental and the relative security of daylight, into the menacing darkness of the surrounding woods and subjected to a terrifying, snapping, crunching cacophony that seemed to emanate mysteriously from the ground with every human footfall, was enough to rob the unfortunate mutt of all reason. Unaware of the sheer terror that tormented their traumatised pet, one of the humans cheerfully tossed a stick in his direction. It was the only stick that they had been able to find and the dog, now reduced to a trembling wreck in the gloom of the undergrowth, was about to be bludgeoned by it. Mercifully, in the absence of sanity, instinct stepped in and unthinkingly, the dog leapt towards the twirling stick and snatched it from the air. Initially, the owners were delighted but when, after several hours had passed, and the dog still refused to respond to the command "Drop" or, indeed, any variations of it, they began to worry... not least about going rate of the average Dog Shrink.
So, as you can see in the picture, the dog was not about to be cooked, his owners were merely attempting to pursuade it to part company with the drool-sodden branch by means of waving said stick and jumping up and down in a brightly coloured sleepingbag, as a means of distraction. Vain hope....
I laughed :)
Interesting concept on the Sexy Hotness bag, but the interior fabric is beyond tacky. Kama Sutra poses? Really? Ugh.