Wednesday, September 2, 2020

Choosing the Best Sleeping Bag for Your Trip


Choosing the best sleeping bag for your hike is a critical decision whether hiking alone, with friends or family. Quality sleep is important and staying warm is critical to health and survival. When evaluating sleeping bags for your next hike, it’s important to consider the temperature rating as well as the comfort, packability and weight. 

Benefits of a Mummy Sleeping Bag

With the weather starting to turn a little cooler, it’s important to plan ahead and know what the expected coldest temperature will be during your hike. You should err on the side of caution and choose a bag that provides at least a 10° cushion for any swing in temperature. A mummy sleeping bag keeps you warmer at night with less wiggle room that generates more body heat. 

Packability and Weight

A mummy bag provides a great balance between packability and weight. The sleeker style and less bulk make them a great choice for the weight conscience backpacker. 

Use a Sleeping Pad for Comfort

A sleeping pad is a very important part of camp bedding, providing not just an added cushion for comfort but always a layer of insulation in between yourself, your bag and the cold, hard ground. 

Cascade Mountain Tech for Quality Camp Bedding

Cascade Mountain Tech is your one stop for quality camp bedding such as mummy sleeping bags rated for 0° or 30° to keep you warm on chilly nights. We recommend always using a sleeping pad and offer camp pillows as well, which are weight conscience and easy to pack in the included compression sack. 

Check out our full line of products for comfortable camp chairs, high-quality rotomolded coolers and trekking poles with options to suit any hiker. 

Cascade Mountain Tech offers all your outdoor camping gear including trekking poles, camp chairs and bedding and high-quality rotomolded super coolers. Our experienced staff is available to help you review your options and choose the right gear for your hike or camping adventure. Contact us with any questions and for help in choosing the right mummy sleeping bag for you.

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