Synthetic Sleeping Bags

Sleeping bags with synthetic fill tend to be heavier and less compressible than down, but they are better than down in wet weather. A synthetic bag retains its ability to insulate when wet and dries more quickly. It’s still a good idea to look for water resistant shells if you expect a wet trip. For more information about materials, construction, and sizing, check out the explanations in About Sleeping Bags.

EXPLORE SYNTHETIC BAGS BY TEMPERATURE RATING:
	0°F to 10°F: Suitable for fall or spring paddling in colder climates and for summer in chilly destinations like the Arctic.
	15°F to 25°F: Suitable for spring, summer, and fall paddling in moderate climates and summer paddling in places where it may drop below freezing at night.
	30°F and Above: Suitable for year-round paddling in temperate climates and summer paddling in moderate climates, where staying cool can be as important as staying warm.