Find the perfect sleeping bag

Find the perfect sleeping bag

Sleep under the open sky and see the stars in the evening! Who has not dreamed of spending the night under the sky?

OUR sleeping bag TIPS

We have collected the best tips & tricks here to make your outdoor experience as unique as you imagine it to be: 

  • Which sleeping bags are available?
  • How do I find the perfect sleeping bag?
  • How do I keep myself warm as long as possible? 

The following four factors are important for you to decide: 


It is actually quite easy to find the perfect sleeping bag:

Climate: Do you often travel in areas with lots of rain? Or mostly from hut to hut? What is the climate at your destination? 

Activity: How do you get around? Do you carry your sleeping bag around with you or do you stay on the spot? 

Space requirement: Wide blanket or tight mummy? The right size is often crucial. The tighter the sleeping bag, the faster it warms up the cold air inside. However, it should also not be too tight. 

Load: The more often the sleeping bag is moved, the higher the mechanical stress when unpacking and stuffing. 



Advantages: ​​​​​​

  • Unique heat-weight ratio
  • Small pack size
  • First-class moisture transport
  • Very durable if properly maintained
  • Warms immediately



  • Useless when wet
  • Requires extensive care
  • Attracts moisture
  • Dries very slowly



  •  Still insulate at 70% even when damp
  • Easy-care 
  • Hardly absorb any moisture
  • Quick-drying 



  • Heavier than down
  • Less compressible
  • Less moisture transport
  • Shorter lifespan than down
  • Somewhat longer warm-up time



Mountain climbing, trekking in areas with little to normal air humidity, bike tours with little luggage.

If very good insulation values with the lowest possible weight and small pack size are required, the down sleeping bag is the best choice. Because no synthetic fibre achieves such bulking properties as this natural product and can therefore store warm air perfectly.

If treated with care, down is also more durable than synthetic fibre. It also ensures a pleasantly dry sleeping climate. This is due to its ability to absorb and release moisture. However, there are limits to the moisture absorption. In extremely high humidity, in continuous rain or near water, down can clump together and thus lose its insulating effect. Once the down is damp, it takes a very long time to dry it again.

A disadvantage even on winter tours lasting several days. The moisture of the body condenses in the filling, freezes there and then cannot dry out. Even with a bivouac bag, a part of it will freeze inside the sleeping bag and a waterproof sleeping bag inlet will help the down, but the down typical sleeping comfort will then be gone.


Allround sleeping bags, canoe tours, winter tours, wilderness use in Scandinavia, bike tours with little luggage, hut tours, summer sleeping bag.

Their disadvantage is also their great advantage: they hardly absorb any moisture and dry much faster than down sleeping bags. If they do get damp, they still keep pleasantly warm. The hollow polyester fibres can continue to store warm air because they remain stable and do not clump like damp down. This makes them ideal for use in areas with permanently high humidity. Even if extremely low temperatures are not expected or the sleeping bag is subject to heavy use and regular washing (children!), synthetic sleeping bags are the right choice. Because they are cheaper than down models and easier to care for.


Temperature indications according to EN 13537

Factors to take into consideration:

Temperature ranges


  • T(COM): Comfort



  • T(LIM): The Lower Limit



  • T(EXT): Extreme



For a warm and restful night’s sleep in your sleeping bag


Are you ready? Find your sleeping bag!

Our down sleeping bags

Our synthetic sleeping bags

Regular - up to a height of 185 cm

Large - up to a height of 200 cm

SL - up to a height of 175 cm