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The Womens Abisko 3 Season Sleeping Bag from Fjallraven is a technical three-season synthetic sleeping bag that provides a lot of heat in a lightweight, supple format. Specially designed for women, with extra insulation at exposed areas. The Supreme Microloft padding keeps you warm even when damp. The head section is very warm and has a synthetics-padded thermal collar that together with the drawcord adjustment traps the heat inside the bag. [Full Details]
£190.00
From Ellis Brigham
Marmot created the Trestles elite eco series to prove sustainable design does not have to mean a drop in performance. Lightweight yet durable, the shell and lining are made with recycled polyester. Filled with HL-elixR eco synthetic insulation, the 100% recycled fibres provide maximum warmth, a soft feel, and high loft. Practical and comfortable, two zips – one full, one partial – aid access and allow the front to be folded down flat. With a three-season rating, the Trestles elite eco 20 sleeping bag is an excellent choice for UK backpacking adventures. [Full Details]
For three-season adventures in the UK and similar climates abroad, the Ascent 500 sleeping bag makes a top pick. Filled with 650-fill hydrophobic down: trapezoid-shaped box wall baffles help the insulation loft fully to avoid cold spots. A wide mummy shape and angled foot box ensure a comfortable night's sleep. [Full Details]
The Singi 3 Season Long Sleeping Bag from Fjallraven is a convenient down sleeping bag that offers a lot of warmth in relation to its weight. Takes up little space in the pack. Perfect for three-season use. Padded with high quality down that has been distributed for optimal insulation, with extra down on top and in the sections covering the body's core and feet. The head section is very warm and has a down-padded thermal collar with a drawcord adjustment that traps the heat inside the sleeping bag. [Full Details]
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£120.00
From Ellis Brigham
The Lunar III Regular is a three-season sleeping bag offering performance at a great price. Showcasing Mountain equipment’s Polarloft; the synthetic insulation is warm, durable, and compressible. Ideal for camping and backpacking trips, features include an anatomic hood and foot box to enhance your sleeping comfort. [Full Details]
£130.00
From Ellis Brigham
The Lunar III Long is a three-season sleeping bag offering performance at a great price. Showcasing Mountain equipment’s Polarloft; the synthetic insulation is warm, durable, and compressible. Ideal for camping and backpacking trips, features include an anatomic hood and foot box to enhance your sleeping comfort. Ideal for taller users, this Long version has a maximum user height of 200cm. [Full Details]
£270.00
From Ellis Brigham
Mountain equipment’s Helium 400 Regular is a superb sleeping bag. Lightweight, versatile, and packable, it is perfect for backpacking and bikepacking adventures. Insulated with 700-fill duck down: the box wall baffle construction and Alpine Fit 2.0 maximise thermal efficiency. A solid three-season performer, it gives the warmth needed for the cooler nights experienced in late spring and early autumn. [Full Details]
£290.00
From Ellis Brigham
Mountain equipment’s Helium 400 Long is a superb sleeping bag. Lightweight, versatile, and packable, it is perfect for backpacking and bikepacking adventures. Insulated with 700-fill duck down: the box wall baffle construction and Alpine Fit 2.0 maximise thermal efficiency. A solid three-season performer, it gives the warmth needed for the cooler nights experienced in late spring and early autumn. Ideal for taller users, this Long version has a maximum user height of 200cm. [Full Details]
3 Season Sleeping Bags Buyers Guide
3 season sleeping bags probably have the longest usage range of any season rating. They are suitable for British summers, although may be too hot if the weather gets nice. And they can be used during the Easter period as well as late autumn.
They are not to be recommended for use during the winter, and definitely not in extreme weather conditions in mountainous or arctic areas.
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