Whether you’ve been walking for hours, fishing by a lake, or climbing a mountain, you deserve a good night’s sleep at the end of the day.
In fact, getting good rest can make the difference between the trip of a lifetime and that trip you half enjoyed but didn’t really have the energy for. You don’t want to be waking up too cold (or too hot) in the night, rolling on to the cold ground every few hours, or finding out that you have soggy feet in the morning.
You’ve probably tried to pack as light as possible too to save your back and shoulders. Well, the sleeping bag you use shouldn’t compromise your packing, it should be as light as possible.
And there are a bunch of extra features that help ultralight sleeping bags to give you a solid night’s sleep. Here’s a selection of the best ultralight sleeping bags, a few things to remember when purchasing one, and our absolute favorite ultralight bags.
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