Down
sleeping bags.

However cold your trip gets, there's a bag here for it. Quilts and sleeping bags rated from 40°F to −60°F, built to keep you warm from summer trails to extreme expeditions.

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A camper resting in a blue Feathered Friends down sleeping bag inside a tent

40°F (4°C) to −60°F (−51°C)

Over 40 models to choose from

Handcrafted in Seattle, USA

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    We have a bag for you.

    How do you like to sleep?

    A close fit saves space and weight. A roomier cut gives you more freedom to move. We have mutiple sleeping bag shapes to suit your needs.

    A women's fit.

    Shorter lengths, a trimmer shoulder cut, and room through the waist and hips. Explore options from the popular Egret through winter and expedition models.

    Women's bags

    A quilt that adapts.

    The hoodless Flicker opens into a quilt or zips up as a bag. A flexible option for changing temperatures and different sleeping styles.

    Flicker quilts

    Room to spread out.

    Look at Penguin and Condor for roomier shapes and modular setups, or explore the Spoonbill for a purpose-built two-person bag.

    Roomy & two-person options

    Packing especially light? Explore minimalist bags. Looking for a smaller adventurer? Browse kids' bags.

    Our sleeping bags series.

    We offer several sleeping bag fabric and down configurations chosen for the environments they'll be in.

    Three-season choices.

    UL · for the ultralight

    950+ fill power goose down and a Pertex® Quantum Pro® shell for an ultralight bag

    YF · balance weight and value

    900+ fill power goose or Muscovy down with a Pertex® YFuse® shell.

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    Winter choices.

    Winter Light · lighten the load

    0°F and −10°F models with 900+ fill power goose down and a Pertex® Endurance Pro® shell. Designed around weight savings in drier conditions.

    ES · prioritize protection

    900+ fill power goose down and Pertex® Shield® shell fabric. The ES range extends from 0°F to −60°F for winter and expedition use.

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    A few questions
    before you pack.

    Need a closer look at fit, insulation, or your full sleep system? Our guide goes into the details.

    Read the sleeping bag guide
    How much warmer should I go?
    We generally suggest a bag rated about 10°F (roughly 6°C) below your expected low; cold sleepers may want about 20°F (roughly 11°C) of margin. Your pad, shelter, clothing, and personal comfort still matter.
    How do I choose my length and width?
    Most men's/unisex models offer Regular for sleepers up to 6′0″ (183 cm) and Long up to 6′6″ (198 cm). Women's Small fits up to 5′3″ (160 cm), and Medium up to 5′9″ (175 cm). Check your model's measurements and allow room for your sleeping position without compressing the down.
    Does higher fill power mean a warmer bag?
    Higher fill power describes greater loft per ounce. The amount of down and the bag's construction also affect warmth. We provide both the fill power and fill weight to give you more information beyond the temperature ratings.
    Do I need an insulated sleeping pad?
    Your bag and pad work together. The pad limits heat loss into the ground, so select an R-value appropriate for the expected conditions and how cold you sleep. A warmer bag does not replace inadequate insulation underneath you.
    What kind of down do you use?

    We use 950+ fill power goose down in our UL (ultralight) sleeping bags.


    900+ fill power goose down is available in all of our winter & expedition sleeping bags as well as our YF series.


    900+ fill power ultrasonic Muscovy down is also available in our YF series of three-season sleeping bags.

    Can two bags zip together?
    Many of our left-zip and right-zip mummy bags can pair. Flickers pair with other compatible Flickers; models made before 2023 use a different zipper system. Ask us to confirm your two models before buying them as a pair.
    How should I store my sleeping bag?
    Make sure it is thoroughly dry, then store it loosely in a breathable storage sack. Save compression for travel. See our washing and care guide when it's time to clean it.

    Let's find your next sleeping bag.

    Tell us where you're going, your expected overnight lows, your height, and how you sleep. We'll help you narrow down the options.

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