Here you'll find a selection of sleeping bags, mats and bivvy bags for all kinds of camping, from lightweight sleeping bags for summer use to 4 season sleeping bags for winter camping trips.
We also stock a selection of down sleeping bags and synthetic sleeping bags from top brands such as 3FulGear, DD Hammocks and Highlander.
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Sleeping bags are essential camping gear, whether you're camping in a tent, campervan or under the stars. A good sleeping bag will keep you warm and comfortable through the night, so you can wake up refreshed and ready to explore the great outdoors.
Types of sleeping bags include down sleeping bags: These sleeping bags are filled with duck or goose down, which is an extremely effective insulator, making them ideal for use in cold weather. Synthetic sleeping bags are filled with synthetic insulation, such as hollow fibre or microfibre. This type of sleeping bag is less expensive than a down sleeping bag and is also less vulnerable to moisture, making it a good choice for wet-weather camping. We also stock mats which are used to insulate you from the cold ground when sleeping outdoors, as well as bivvy bags which are waterproof sleeping bags that can be used in emergency situations when you need to shelter from the elements. Whether you're looking for a sleeping bag for an upcoming camping trip or are in need of some emergency shelter, Wood To Water has sleeping bags and bivvy bags to keep you warm and dry!FAQs
What are the 4 types of sleeping bags?
There are four types of sleeping bags: down sleeping bags, synthetic sleeping bags, mummy sleeping bags, and rectangular sleeping bags.
Is it healthy to sleep in a sleeping bag?
Sleeping in a sleeping bag is generally safe and healthy. However, if you have any medical conditions that could be aggravated by sleeping in a sleeping bag, you should consult your doctor before using one.
What is the difference between a sleeping bag and a bivvy bag?
A sleeping bag is a bag designed to keep you warm while sleeping, while a bivvy bag is a waterproof sleeping bag that can be used in emergency situations.
Do you wear clothes in a sleeping bag?
Yes, you can wear clothes in a sleeping bag. It is often recommended to wear layers of clothes so that you can adjust to the temperature. Wearing clothes also helps to keep the sleeping bag clean.
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