Durability
The outer material is made of rip-stop synthetic fabric, while the inner down is both responsibly sourced and DWR treated to ensure water resistance. The drawstrings are not the greatest quality though and may start to the fray over time.

Comfort
The 800 fill down is resistant to moisture, which will keep the water out and the warmth in even if you aren't using a sleeping pad. The down material is rated for temperatures as low as 20F, with a grid baffle design to keep the down material in key places in the bag. Overall this is a very soft and comfortable sleeping bag that will keep you warm even below freezing.

Weight
At just under three pounds, this is a light sleeping bag, ideal for situations where you won't be near a car. This low weight also makes it easy to compress, so it won't take up too much room in your bag.

Portability
The Outdoor Vitals Summit Down Sleeping Bag is a great choice for colder conditions, while still being lightweight and compressible enough to carry with you on longer outdoor trips.

Durability
While this sleeping bag is rated to be very warm, it is somewhat lacking in durability. The zippers have a tendency to jam, especially in the cold. The sleeping bag also isn't waterproof, so it may keep to safe from some errant drops but not much more.

Comfort
Rated as low as 15F, the Marmot Trestles will be able to withstand even the coldest of weather with ease. The pull tabs glow in the dark for added visibility at night.

Weight
This sleeping bag weighs just under three and a half pounds, this sleeping bag is a little heavier than others, but that's to be expected for the 15F temperature rating. It isn't very compressible, however, so it may not be ideal for longer excursions.

Portability
The Marmot Trestle is a great sleeping bag for car camping in colder conditions, while the weight and compressibility make it less than ideal for outdoor trips.

Durability
This sleeping bag is made from durable material as it is made by Coleman and Coleman is known for their durable and well-made products. Not only is the outer shell durable against rips and tears but also is durable against the winter elements. This sleeping bag will keep you warm in up to 0 degrees Fahrenheit.

Comfort
Every avid camper knows that the mummy-style of the sleeping bag may be one of the most comfortable on the market as it secures your body and wraps you so you stay warm and comfortable. Not only will this sleeping bag keep you snug but it will also keep you warm if you find yourself in colder climates.

Weight
This sleeping bag is quite versatile as it only weighs 6 pounds. That means that it is not too heavy to transport and can be used for simple weekend camping or a weekend getaway backpacking in the woods. This is a big plus as most people have to purchase a sleeping bag that is designed for camping and a lighter weight one for backpacking. With the Coleman mummy, you get a versatile sleeping bag that is fitted for both.

Portability
Again this sleeping bag is not only comfortable and durable but also is lightweight which means that transporting it is quite easy. It can be used for backpacking as well as camping which means you do not have to have two different sleeping bags and can simply use the Coleman Mummy for both adventures. It also rolls up into a compact carrying case so that it will store easily in your car or attach to your backpack without issue.

Durability
The synthetic outer material resisting tearing very well, and will easily withstand long-term use. The zipper, however, is not very smooth and could break if you try to force it too much.

Comfort
Don't let its lightweight fool you; the Kelty Tuck is a great 3-season sleeping bag, withstanding temperatures as low as 22F. The interior is comfortable and soft, and it includes a foot tuck so you can kick your feet out on those warmer nights. The full-length crossbody zipper allows it to be opened up like a quilt. It is a little narrow around the shoulders, however, so if you have broad shoulders this may not be the sleeping bag for you.

Weight
Coming in at 3lbs, this is definitely a light sleeping bag, making it ideal for long trips. It also compresses easily to save on storage and hassle.

Portability
Coming in at under $100, the Kelty Tuck is a great option for the budget-conscious without compromising on warmth and durability. The crossbody zipper allows it to be opened up like a quilt. Easily compressed so that you can take this option along no matter where you go.

Durability
You’ll get a lot of versatility and durability with this bag since its lightweight but also spacious. It also features a zipper that helps you ventilate and plenty of high-quality materials that make it long-lasting.

Comfort
With this sleeping bag, you get protection down to temperatures of 30 degrees Fahrenheit, meaning you get a lot of warmth. Plus, this sleeping bag has 14 ounces of 650 fill power down that brings some nice insulation.

Weight
Weighing in at two pounds and one ounce, this sleeping bag is standard in weight for its size. However, unlike bags that have a similar size, this sleeping bag packs down very well, making it easy to carry.

Portability
For the price, which is quite affordable, you’ll get a lot of use from the Nemo Salsa 30. This sleeping bag is a great value and provides you with durability, comfort, and warmth. A great lightweight option for those who are always on the go.

Durability
The bag will roll up without losing integrity due to the use of durable materials for making this product. Durability for the material construction is consistent for all four weather seasons. Made from tough but gentle polyester this product gives long durability.

Comfort
The lining is soft polyester and feels gentle against the skin while sleeping, the polyester fill will dry out very quickly if sweat/body moisture is created inside the bag and the product can be opened with a side zipper for warmer weather, also includes a drawstring closure if you want to close up on cold nights to stay warmer.

Weight
This product for top-performing sleeping weighs in at three pounds. More features include a design which is waterproof, wider foot room and double-fill tech, which will give more overall protection for the body.

Portability
Can easily slip into a compression bag when this is done the whole bag is carriable at measurements of only 16 by 9 inches. A little higher than standard costs for a sleeping bag, but this has a broader performance.

Durability
The zipper is tape-backed, but testers unfortunately still reported some snagging during repeated use. Another annoying omission is that there are no loops sewn into the foot area for hanging. Many of our readers and staff alike love to hang sleeping bags out in the sun during extended camping trips, in order to keep the bags dry and fresh. While not including this isn’t necessarily a deal-breaker, it would have been great to see it included.

Comfort
The Dunnock is best suited for moderate weather situations where the temperature isn’t likely to dip below the mid-30s. We found that the insulation on the Dunnock was sewn to both the shell and the lining fabric, preventing the material from holding heat in during freezing conditions.

Weight
This is a rather hefty bag, coming in right at 7 pounds, 8 ounces. That isn’t as heavy as some others in this guide, but we found that for the weight, we were hoping for more in the warmth department. Rolling and packing this bag proved to be frustrating for testers, but the inclusion of a handle was a welcome feature.

Portability
The Wenzel Grande is both warmer and heavier than the Dunnock, and for many, it will be the better value overall. Still, if you are looking for a larger bag for warmer weather camping, the Dunnock is comfortable and spacious enough to accommodate you.

Durability
The heavy-duty storage duffle that comes with the main bag is very high quality as well, and even though this thing is super thick, we didn’t find that there was any trouble getting everything packed up when it was time to go. In fact, we found that the oversized bag that comes with the Country Squire 0 was large enough to fit loads of other supplies in, which, depending on your setup, might be the coolest feature about this bag for camping. Imagine being able to load all of your clothes, odds and ends, tools, survival supplies, and even a small tent into a single bag that also holds your sleeping bag. Talk about a one-stop-shop!

Comfort
The Slumberjack Country Squire 0 turned out to be the single most comfortable, warmest bag in this entire guide. We found that laying in this bag felt essentially like laying in a comfortable bed at home, which is a statement we don’t take lightly. The inner sheet was an excellent addition, but in all reality, the more space you have to move around, the likelier you are to feel comfortable in a sleeping bag.

Weight
Predictably, this is the burliest, heaviest bag in this guide, weighing in at 14 pounds. Like our top pick, the Country Squire 0 definitely isn’t suitable for long outdoor excursions. As mentioned above, the oversized bag is incredibly handy, but it’s also insanely large. For times when you aren’t packing heavy, the bag can compress down quite a bit, so there’s no need to get too worried if space is at a premium in your car.

Portability
Coming in at 84” by 42”, this bag has the largest surface area of any in this guide, giving you plenty of room to move around, no matter how big and tall you might be. For many, this feature alone might make this bag the right choice for you. Don't let the size fool you as this is still a viable option for traveling.

Durability
There are two large hoops at the foot of the bag for hanging, as well as two smaller hoops on either side of the edges. The zipper included on the Callisto is probably the highest quality out of all of the bags we’ve included in this guide. We found that its operation was as smooth as butter, and the tape-backed zipper itself never snagged or got caught even once. One other potentially great feature for couples who camp together is the fact that two of these bags can be zipped together at the bottom to create one, a larger sleeping bag. Coupled with a Synmat Hyperlite Duo, this is our favorite way to camp with our significant others.

Comfort
The Callisto proved to be a very warm and comfortable bag during extensive tests in colder weather. The bag is roomy enough, at 81” by 31”, to provide ample room for an average-sized person to move around comfortably in, and the synthetic polyester taffeta materials used felt great on the skin.

Weight
At 5 pounds exactly, this is the lightest rectangular sleeping bag in this guide. This is definitely still heavier than what you’d typically backpack with, but we felt comfortable carrying this thing around packed, and it never became too much of a burden, even when walking a few miles to the campsite.

Portability
The Kelty Callisto is a fantastic sleeping bag for those who are looking for a couple-friendly bag, or those simply looking for great warmth in a lightweight package. The included stuff sack is nice enough, but other reviewers have noted that you can cut down the volume even more by using a better compression-style stuff sack instead.

Durability
The rough, outer shell fabric is extremely durable, and the inner flannel lining is soft and comfortable. That setup is ideal for spreading out as a blanket when needed, and the exposed velcro folds over to avoid any chance of getting scratched. There aren’t many other extras, so if you’re looking for bells and whistles, the Slumberjack Country Squire below might be a better pick for you.

Comfort
The heavy-duty materials in use on the Wenzel Grande aren’t just for looks; this is a serious sleeping bag that will keep you warm and comfortable in a variety of different situations, from car camping to general use. We found that the Grande was the 2nd warmest of all of the sleeping bags we tested, losing out only to the Slumberjack Country Squire. Wenzel has stated that the bag is rated to 0 Degrees Fahrenheit, but we’ve discovered that it starts to test the limits of its capabilities around 20 degrees or so. The only thing missing that could have improved the warmth of this sleeping bag is a draft tube, but this is a feature usually reserved for bags that cost much more than this one does, so that can be forgiven. Overall, if you’re looking for warmth and versatility on a budget, you really can’t do better than this.

Weight
Coming in at around 11 pounds, this is, without question, a heavy bag. At that weight, this isn’t an ideal sleeping back to take on long jaunts. If you’re going further than a mile or so from your car, you’ll probably be better off with a lighter option, such as the Kelty Callisto 20 below.

Portability
The bag includes compression straps and carrying handles that are sewn directly into the fabric, which can be a plus for hauling the thing out, but they get a bit annoying whenever you are using the bag as a blanket. The warm fabrics, heavy-duty build, and simplistic design make it ideal for camping in a variety of conditions, but the heavy, bulky material means that it isn’t ideal for longer outdoor trips.