10 Best Sleeping Bags UK 2023 | Trespass, Highlander and More

The thickness and density of the insulation in this sleeping bag make it well-suited to freezing temperatures. Even when the thermostat goes below 0°C, it can keep you warm. To help with this, it has a highly adjustable hood that can be tightened substantially, preventing any heat from escaping.

Despite being thick and cosy, it still manages to be light, weighing the same as sleeping bags that are a lot less insulating. We love, too, the fact that it caters to tall people. As far as we're concerned, this affordable sleeping bag is a British camping holiday necessity! 

It can be difficult trying to find sleeping bags that fit your specific shape, especially if you're larger. This extra-wide and extra-long option aims to cater to those who might not be able to comfortably slide into a standard sleeping bag. 

At 1 metre in width, it has plenty of chest space, so it will be much less restrictive and claustrophobic. This is also beneficial for people who aren't necessarily big but just want some extra room to move. It works in cold conditions too, so you can use this sleeping bag on more extreme trips as well. 

Most sleeping bags go for a one-size-fits-all approach, but not this one. This mid-range option from Forclaz recognises that humans come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, so sleeping bags should as well. 

Having a choice of sizes is particularly important if you're looking for a sleeping bag that needs to be tight because it's for cold weather. In these conditions, you want every inch to be wrapped up. The tight mummy-styledesign does that, and even has a hood that you can properly tighten around your head. 

The tartan interior of this sleeping bag gives it a charm that is often lacking when it comes to practical camping equipment. This tartan interior not only looks good, but it will also feel comfortable on your skin. 

While the inside is soft and cosy, the outside is hard-wearing due to its polyester shell, preventing it from breaking when you're dragging it through more extreme terrains and conditions. The bag also gully unzip to become a tartan blanket with a waterproof bottom - perfect for picnics!

Want to check your phone or read but don't want to take your arms out of your cosy cocoon after finally getting warm? This sleeping bag has solved that problem with an ingenious idea – holes for your arms!

In many ways, this is a normal sleeping bag with a hood, but little adaptations like the holes for the arms and inside pocket, paired with the fact that it is suitable for use in a whole range of temperatures, make it stand out from the crowd. 

If you're planning on hiking around somewhere warm, then you'll want to get your hands on this sleeping bag. It is the lightest on this list, weighing in at an incredible 700 g. It's so light, you'll barely notice you're carrying it, and it's reasonably long, allowing taller people to slip in comfortably. 

Its style and shape are in line with the temperatures for which it's designed, with the loose rectangular shape allowing for comfort and breathability. Just make sure to refer to the packaging for care instructions, as they've failed to list them online!

Need space for two? This double sleeping bag has enough room to cuddle up and get cosy on a camping trip. It's made of a lightweight material but is still suitable when the temperature dips as low as 5°C. 

Like most double sleeping bags, it doesn't have a full hood as you're not able to fasten it up tightly with two of you in there, but then again, you do have each other's body heat to help keep you warm! Frustratingly, it doesn't specify the best way to care for this sleeping bag, so you'll have to be careful when trying to clean it. 

Even when it's warm outside, lots of people like to have the comfort of sleeping with something wrapped around them, especially when you are camping and might not have the most luxurious bed setup. This sleeping bag is great for those mild evenings when all you need is a light layer over you. 

It does mean that it is not hugely versatile, particularly if you're camping in the UK where temperatures are rarely extremely warm overnight. The lining is made of cotton, which helps make it lovely and cool in the heat, but you might get a bit chilly when it's not so toasty. 

People who want to explore nature but don't want to damage nature will love the fact that this sleeping bag is made from 100% recycled materials. And thanks to these breathable fabrics, it is suitable for a wide range of conditions, though mostly during the summer months. 

This one is best used as a comfortable sleeping bag when you're in a stationary campsite where you're not having to move around or set up camp in extreme conditions. This is because it is quite heavy, so it isn't the easiest to lug around with you, and it also doesn't have a hood. 

If you know you're going to be camping during warm conditions in a safe and secure tent, you can definitely get away with this incredibly affordable sleeping bag. Not only is it low on price, but it's also low on weight, making it easy for you to transport from A to B.

This being said, it is not the best option for hardcore hiking or trekking trips no matter what the weather is, as it isn't the toughest sleeping bag on this list and it doesn't have a hood, either. It requires hand washing, too, so will take longer to get clean.