Sleeping Bags

Sleeping bags for every Indian trip, from light summer bags for beach camping and train travel to down and -5°C winter bags for Himalayan treks. Pick the bag by the coldest night you expect.

How to choose a sleeping bag

• Around 10°C and above: summer bags for South India, coastal camping and travel.
• 5–8°C: 3-season bags for hill stations and post-monsoon treks.
• 0°C and below: winter bags for snow treks such as Kedarkantha.
• Down vs synthetic: down is lighter and packs smaller; synthetic handles damp better and costs less.

FAQs

Which sleeping bag is best for Himalayan winter treks?

Choose a bag with a comfort rating near or below the lowest night temperature, such as a -5°C bag, and use an insulated sleeping pad.

Can I wash a sleeping bag?

Many synthetic bags are machine washable; follow the care label and dry fully before storing.