Sleeping bags by temperature limit

Warm three-season YATE MONS 500 sleeping bag made of lightweight nylon fabric and filled with seven-chamber hollow fibre, which has an excellent filling and insulating capacity.

The Kids Magic -15 °C sleeping bag brings a clever solution that will keep your little traveller enjoying this model for several seasons.

The Husky Maestro -7°C sleeping bag can be worried-free from spring until the end of autumn. It's geared to ensure that even ground frost never catches you by surprise.

Sleeping bag Husky Kids Merlin -10°C - blue is a smaller version of the classic mummy sleeping bag with a longer zipper. It is designed to please all little adventurers with its size and specific design

Sleeping bag Husky Kids Master -10°C - blue is a smaller version of the classic mummy sleeping bag with a longer zipper. Kids Master has been designed to please all little adventurers with its size and specific design.

The Dexter -15°C premium down sleeping bag in a minimalist design will help you cope with extreme climatic conditions in real comfort.

The comfortable Devon -5°C down sleeping bag is the perfect choice for you if you're a fan of travelling light.

Extremely lightweight sleeping bag suitable for cold weather. Thanks to its construction and the materials used, it is easy to pack, but at the same time guarantees a very comfortable sleep.

Sleeping bag Husky Junior -10°C - blue is a smaller version of the classic mummy sleeping bag with a longer zipper.

A sleeping bag very similar to the Magnum model, especially in the materials used and the breadth of its application in the three main hiking seasons.

The Ember -15°C sleeping bag is a compact and practical sleeping bag that won't let you down even in harsh conditions.

The sleeping bag is especially suitable for women or people of shorter height due to its colour and shortened length.

Kids Merlot -10°C was designed to please all little adventurers with its size and specific design.

Sleeping bag Husky Mantilla -5°C - green with its parameters balances on the edge of the comfort of a three-season model, but you can still use it with confidence, for example, at the end of the season.