Best Sleeping Bag | Australia 2025

We have rigorously reviewed the best sleeping bags Australia has to offer. All sleeping bags here can be used for hiking or comfort camping and have a stated temperature rating suitable for camping in almost all Australian conditions. We have assessed over one hundred sleeping bags and selected key products in each key category to review. Comprehensive reviews of each product can be accessed via the ‘Read Full Review’ buttons below. Need somewhere to sleep? Check out our list of best hiking tents.

Updated 7th January 2025

Sleeping Bag Reviews Australia

Mont Helium 450

Price At Time Of Writing | $789.95


Overall Rating | 93

Comfort | 9

Construction | 9

Features | 8

Size/Weight | 9

Versatility | 8


Packed Size - 31x15cm

Weight - 0.85kg

Fill - 450-Fill Duck Down


Pros - Durability, features, warm, roomy

Cons - Price, not the most compact, hood adjustment could be simpler

Overall - A well-rounded three-season sleeping bag

Sea to Summit Spark Pro

Price At Time Of Writing | $999.99


Overall Rating | 92

Comfort | 9

Construction | 9

Features | 8

Size/Weight | 9

Versatility | 7


Packed Size - N/A

Weight - 791g

Fill - 950-fill Ultra-Dry Down


Pros - Lightweight, warm, features-heavy

Cons - Expensive and the lightweight fabric requires careful handling

Overall - A top-tier sleeping bag that delivers on performance, comfort and durability

Rab Mythic Ultra 120

Price At Time Of Writing | $864.95


Overall Rating | 90

Comfort | 8

Construction | 9

Features | 8

Size/Weight | 10

Versatility | 5


Packed Size - 32x16cm

Weight - 330g

Fill - 900-Fill Power European Goose Down


Pros - Lightweight, warm

Cons - Less versatile, mummy shape, half-length zipper

Overall - A sleeping bag for weight-conscious adventurers

The North Face Blue Kazoo

Price At Time Of Writing | $550.00


Overall Rating | 90

Comfort | 8

Construction | 8

Features | 7

Size/Weight | 10

Versatility | 7


Packed Size - 43x23cm

Weight - 1.1kg

Fill - 700g ProDown


Pros - Good warmth distribution, lightweight

Cons - Narrow foot space

Overall - Good for hiking, lightweight

Big Agnes Torchlight 20

Price At Time Of Writing | $449.00


Overall Rating | 89

Comfort | 8

Construction | 8

Features | 7

Size/Weight | 8

Versatility | 8


Packed Size - 44x20cm

Weight - 1.02kg

Fill - 850-Downtek Water-Repellent Down


Pros - Roomy, adjustable, comfortable, water-resistant down

Cons - Slightly heavy for ‘ultralight,’ zippers can snag, awkard internal pocket placement

Overall - A bag for restless sleepers who want warmth without feeling confined

One Planet OESB Synthetic -5

Price At Time Of Writing | $249.00


Overall Rating | 86

Comfort | 8

Construction | 8

Features | 6

Size/Weight | 7

Versatility | 7


Packed Size - 37x20cm

Weight - 1.3kg

Fill - Thermolink Synth


Pros - Comfortable, machine washable, quality construction

Cons - No zipper pocket

Overall - This is an excellent bag and great value for money

Sea to Summit Trek Down -9

Price At Time Of Writing | $599.99


Overall Rating | 83

Comfort | 7

Construction | 8

Features | 6

Size/Weight | 7

Versatility | 5


Packed Size - N/A

Weight - 1.44kg

Fill - 650-Fill Duck Down


Pros - Spacious, comfortable, adaptable

Cons - Not ultralight or compact, minor down leakage, slightly fussy zipper system

Overall - Great sleeping bag for car campers and moderate backpackers

Big Agnes Sidewinder SL 20

Price At Time Of Writing | $399.00


Overall Rating | 80

Comfort | 7

Construction | 7

Features | 6

Size/Weight | 4

Versatility | 6


Packed Size - 20x44cm

Weight - 1.02kg

Fill - 650 DownTek™ and FireLine™ Eco


Pros - Perfect for side sleepers, warm, roomy

Cons - Down shedding, not for back sleepers

Overall - A backpacking tent for cold conditions

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Afterword

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