Three-season down sleeping bags

Long summer evenings. Golden autumn trails. The first frost at camp. Find your sleeping bag for the nights ahead, with options from 40°F down to 0°F.

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Warm nights to winter’s edge40°F20 / 30°F10°F0°F
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    Sleeping Bags for Autumn

    Find your kind of night out.

    Start with the coldest overnight conditions you expect, then consider how you sleep and the rest of your kit. Use the temperature ranges below to explore your options.

    40°F

    Keep the summer nights going.

    For trips where a warmer-weather bag fits the forecast and your sleep system. Explore the 40°F Flicker options for summer camps and mild nights outside.

    Flicker UL Flicker YF
    20+°F

    Follow the colors of Autumn.

    Golden larches, quiet trails, and longer nights. Explore 20°F and 30°F options, then choose the fit and materials that suit your autumn sleep kit.

    Egret UL Flicker UL Flicker YF Swallow YF
    10°F

    When the frost settles in.

    A colder forecast calls for another look at your sleeping bag. Explore 10°F bags for trips that need more warmth.

    Petrel UL Lark UL
    0°F

    For the edge of winter.

    When your plans reach beyond fall color, build your sleep system around the colder nights ahead. Explore 0°F bags for the cold end of this collection.

    Snowbunting ES Ibis Light

    A little guidance before you go.

    Temperature is the starting point. Fit, weight, and how you sleep help narrow the choice.

    How much warmth should I plan for?

    Choose for the coldest expected night, with a margin if you sleep cold. We generally suggest a bag rated at least 10°F below the expected low. Your sleeping pad, shelter, clothing, and personal comfort all matter. Read the full sleeping bag guide →

    UL or YF: which should I choose?

    Where both versions are offered, UL prioritizes the lowest weight and packed size; YF pairs a slightly more durable shell with a lower price.

    Quilt or mummy bag?

    Think about how you like to sleep. A quilt-style design offers ways to open up and adjust coverage; a hooded mummy surrounds you more closely for more efficiency. Read the full sleeping bag guide →.

    How should the bag fit?

    Leave room to settle into your usual sleeping position without pressing against the footbox or hood. Check the individual model’s length and girth measurements; fit varies across the collection.

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    Our Seattle team can help you choose a bag for your next trip. We're happy to help!

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