Feature of Hiking Camping Bags 

1.KEEP WARM : Sleeping bags have different temperature ratings. A sleeping bag with 20° C or less is perfect for summer campers, whilst a goose down bag with a rating of at least -20°C is more appropriate for winter camping.

2.INSULATION MATERIAL : There are two types of insulation: synthetic and down. Each has its own benefits. Synthetic sleeping bags are versatile and can still store heat even when damp. A goose down, on the other hand, is lighter in weight and performs better in cold, dry weather. Some campers would suggest bringing a synthetic bag. But the sleeping system should depend on the weather and your camping method. A goose down sleeping bag is appropriate for winter campers, whilst summer campers would go for a synthetic one given its features (e.g. water resistant, versatile). If you are bringing a goose down bag, keep it dry at all times. Unlike synthetic bags, a goose down bag does not dry up easily and can lose its insulating ability when damp. Store it in a waterproof stuff sack to keep it from getting wet.

3. IT IS GOOD FOR EMERGENCY USE : Adventure begins as soon as you step out of your doorstep. It’s always better to be prepared. Packing a sleeping bag will help you survive any unexpected incident. Your tent or hammock may be damaged, misplaced, or even stolen. If this happens, at least you have your sleeping bag to act as your emergency shelter. Sleeping bags can also serve as your emergency blanket. An air bed is more comfortable but it may not be enough to keep you warm when it gets colder than expected. In the case of bushwalkers, air-conditioning in the shuttle service may be uncomfortably chilly. If the temperature turns extremely cold, pull out your sleeping bag and use it as a comforter.