Sleeping bags
- (18)MEC Draco -9C Down Sleeping Bag - Men's$239.96$299.95
- (1)Nemo Sonic -29C Down Sleeping Bag V2 - Unisex$929.95
- (2)Rab Mythic Ultra 360 -8C Down Sleeping Bag$849.95
MEC Label camp bundle
Buy a regular priced MEC tent, sleeping bag, and sleeping pad together, save 15% on the lot.
Shop MEC camping- (27)Western Mountaineering Ultralite -7C Down Sleeping Bag - Unisex$749.95 - $789.95
- (26)Nemo Disco -1C Endless Promise Sleeping Bag - Men's$379.95 - $409.95
- (11)The North Face Blue Kazoo Eco -9C Down Sleeping Bag - Unisex$429.99
- (2)Nemo Forte -7C Endless Promise Sleeping Bag - Men's$299.95 - $329.95
- (13)MEC Delphinus 0C Down Sleeping Bag - Women's$174.93$249.95
- (13)MEC Creekside -5C Sleeping Bag - Unisex$149.95
- (7)MEC Centaurus 0C Sleeping Bag - Unisex$129.93$229.95
- (15)MEC Fireside 0C Double Sleeping Bag - Unisex$259.93$399.95
- (28)MEC Creekside 0C Sleeping Bag - Unisex$129.95
- (14)MEC Centaurus -9C Sleeping Bag - Unisex$169.93$269.95
- (3)MEC Centaurus Junior 0C Sleeping Bag - Youths$99.93$159.95
- (10)Nemo Disco W -9C Endless Promise Sleeping Bag - Women's$429.95
- (5)MEC Centaurus -18C Sleeping Bag - Unisex$299.95
- (31)Nemo Disco -9C Endless Promise Sleeping Bag - Men's$429.95 - $459.95
- (4)MEC Talon Windstopper -30C Down Expedition Sleeping Bag - Unisex$799.95
- (27)MEC Delphinus -9C Down Sleeping Bag - Women's$239.96$299.95
- (9)MEC Draco -9C Wide Down Sleeping Bag - Men's$271.96$339.95
- (4)Nemo Sonic -18C Down Sleeping Bag V2 - Unisex$799.95 - $849.95
- (2)MEC Talon -17C Down Sleeping Bag - Unisex$619.95
- (1)Western Mountaineering Flylite +1C Down Sleeping Bag - Unisex$629.95 - $649.95
- (8)MEC Talon -10C Down Sleeping Bag - Unisex$499.95
- (13)MEC Little Dipper +5C Sleeping Bag - Children to Youths$94.95
- (3)MEC Draco Jr. -5 Down Sleeping Bag - Youths$183.96$229.95
- (4)MEC Centaurus 0C Wide Sleeping Bag - Unisex$129.93$259.95
- (7)MEC Camper +10C Sleeping Bag - Unisex$119.95
- (13)Western Mountaineering Versalite -12C Down Sleeping Bag - Unisex$879.95 - $914.95
- (1)Nemo Forte W +2C Endless Promise Sleeping Bag - Women's$249.95 - $279.95
- (0)Nemo Forte +2C Endless Promise Sleeping Bag - Men's$279.95
- (2)Nemo Forte W -7C Endless Promise Sleeping Bag - Women's$299.95 - $329.95
- (12)Nemo Disco W -1C Endless Promise Sleeping Bag - Women's$379.95 - $409.95
- (3)Nemo Coda -12C/-7C Endless Promise Sleeping Bag - Unisex$579.95 - $649.95
- (1)MEC Aphelion UL -7C Down Sleeping Bag - Unisex$559.95
- (2)Rab Neutrino 600 -12C Down Sleeping Bag - Women's$679.95
- (4)Rab Neutrino 600 -12C Down Sleeping Bag - Unisex$639.95 - $679.95
- (2)Rab Mythic Ultra 360 -7C Down Sleeping Bag$899.95 - $949.95
- (0)Rab Andes Infinium 800 -23C Down Sleeping Bag - Women's$999.95
- (0)Rab Andes Infinium 800 -23C Down Sleeping Bag - Unisex$999.95
- (0)Big Agnes Lost Ranger UL 3N1 -18C Down Sleeping Bag - Unisex$869.95
- (24)Mountain Hardwear Phantom Gore-Tex -18C Down Sleeping Bag - Unisex$974.95
- (12)Mountain Hardwear Bishop Pass Gore-Tex Infinium -18C Down Sleeping Bag - Unisex$499.96 - $519.96$624.95 - $649.95
- (43)Mountain Hardwear Phantom -9C Down Sleeping Bag - Unisex$649.95 - $699.95
- (13)Mountain Hardwear Bishop Pass -9C Down Sleeping Bag - Women's$359.95
- (25)Mountain Hardwear Bishop Pass -9C Down Sleeping Bag - Unisex$359.95
- (33)Mountain Hardwear Phantom -18C Down Sleeping Bag - Unisex$849.95 - $874.95
- (0)Big Agnes Sidewinder Camp 2C Sleeping Bag$172.94$229.95
- (1)Big Agnes Sidewinder SL -7C Down Sleeping Bag - Unisex$349.95
- (1)Big Agnes Sidewinder Camp 2C Sleeping Bag$172.94$229.95
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Tuck in with comfortable sleeping bags
Nothing beats climbing into your soft, warm sleeping bag after a long day of exploring the outdoors. At MEC, you’ll find a wide variety of sleeping bags made for any kind of outdoor adventure you’re craving, from backpacking to winter camping. Take a look at the different sleeping bags from top outdoor brands like our very own MEC Label, Nemo, The North Face, Mountain Hardwear and more. Learn how to choose a sleeping bag and more on our website so you’re fully prepped before making your choice.
Sleeping bag temperature ratings
When choosing a sleeping bag, the temperature rating of your sleeping bag is one of the most important things to consider. The number tells you the lowest temperature that the bag is intended for. These ratings also assume you’re using a sleeping pad for insulation and are wearing warm clothes like long underwear. If you're planning on camping mostly in the summer, you might only want a sleeping bag that will keep you warm up to 1 degree C. If you think you'll be camping during a chillier season, you’ll want to consider a 3-season sleeping bag, which will typically keep you warm between 1 to -10 degrees C. For winter camping in cold climates, you'll want a sleeping bag that can handle temperatures as low as -18 to -30 degrees.
Sleeping bag sizing
Most sleeping bags come in a variety of different lengths. The size you decide on should match your height, plus an extra inch or two. If your sleeping bag is a lot longer than you, you’ll have unused space to heat and you’ll feel colder as a result. If your bag is too short, you’ll press up against the hood and footbox, which squishes the insulation and leads to cold spots. There are specific sleeping bag sizes like women’s, kids’ and double as well if you need something even more specific.
Synthetic sleeping bags
Sleeping bags typically come made with either down or synthetic materials for insulation. Synthetic insulation uses polyester threads spun in continuous long filaments mixed with short pieces, called staples. Many bags contain a mix of thinner and thicker pieces, as thinner threads fill empty spaces and trap warm air effectively, while thicker strands provide loft and durability.
Down sleeping bags
Down insulation is made up of thousands of plumules – fluffy filaments from goose or duck feathers. Down fill-power is a good indicator of quality, and higher fill-power provides more warmth for the same weight. About 500 is good, 600–700 is better and above 700 is excellent. A down sleeping bag is a great long-term investment if you plan to use it a lot. Keep in mind that when down gets wet, it forms clumps and no longer retains warmth. So, for extended trips, wet weather or anywhere that dampness is likely to accumulate, down insulation might not be the best choice.