The Best Sleeping Bags for 2025
The Best Sleeping Bags for 2025
The Best Sleeping Bags
Elevate your camp with some of the lightest, and warmest, down sleeping bags. All with RDS-certified goose down. All handcrafted in Seattle.
The Flicker UL Quilt Bag
Quilt. Bag. Blanket. Our most popular sleeping bag is whatever you need it to be. Cinch up the feet, it functions like a toasty bag. Warmer nights? Open the footbox for more ventilation. Unzip all the way and it becomes a featherlight quilt. A regular-length 20ºF Flicker, our most popular version, weighs in at a mere 25 ounces (715g)!
Some Flicker UL Accolades
Gearjunkie's 5-Year Review
"In the last 5 years, I have been on a lot of camping and backpacking trips... But the Feathered Friends Flicker UL Sleeping Bag Quilt has survived all of it. And not just survived, but also held up impressively well and met all my expectations for performance."
OutdoorGearLab's Top Pick
"The Flicker is an extremely versatile bag for different seasons, temperatures, climates, and uses. Variations of this bag go down to a 20°F limit rating, making it a good bet there's a perfect one for you."
Backpacking Light's Staff Pick
"After testing way too many sleeping bags, I decided that the Feathered Friends Flicker UL 20 Quilt Sleeping Bag is the most versatile and comfortable bag I’ve used in a long time."
What Down Means For You
With so many different pursuits and sleeping preferences, we have an ultralight sleeping bag for every taste. All of our ultralight (UL) sleeping bags are constructed with the absolute best 950+ Fill Power goose down, which maximizes warmth-to-weight ratio. What does that mean for your adventures? Less weight in your backpack but all the warmth you need year after year.
Winter & Expedition Sleeping Bags
Our winter & expedition down sleeping bags are engineered for cold to the extreme. Trusted warmth from winter nights or expedition outings down to -60°F.
RDS Certified Down
100% of the down we use - for every sleeping bag, jacket, pillow, & comforter - is certified to the Responsible Down Standard (RDS), which certifies the down we use does not come from animals that have been subjected to any unnecessary harm.
