Sleeping bags and bedding guide

Guide: 6 winter bedding picks for camping and RVs

Snuggle up this winter secure in the knowledge that you’ll stay warm and dry, whether inside your RV or camping out in the elements. We’ve put together a collection of our six favourite bedding options for the colder months.

Oztent Redgum Hotspot Heated Sleeping Bag

The world’s first non-electric heat-adjustable sleeping bag is just as delicious as it sounds. This extra-large (240x100cm) sleeping bag is designed not only to be roomy and comfortable but also to let you adjust the warmth to your needs – free of complications or electricity. The six reusable HotSpotTM Pockets can be adjusted for individual preferences to keep temperatures to optimal sleeping and cosiness conditions. The HotSpot pouch has been tested for up to 500 uses. Once used, simply throw the pouch into boiling water to reset and it’s ready to use again.

Oztentnz.co.nz

Rumpl NanoLoft Fire-Resistant Blanket

Sleeping bags and bedding guide

If your preference is for wrapping yourself in a blanket as opposed to a sleeping bag, this offering from Rumpl features a proprietary, fire-resistant exterior topside material. The NanoLoft®️ Flame Blanket is the perfect, spark-ready companion for the campfire, fire pit, fireplace, and more. With a Cape Clip® for hands-free use and an ultra-packable NanoLoft® insulation that mimics down feathers, you can enjoy plush, durable warmth every step of the way. Each blanket recycles 12 plastic bottles and comes ready to use in a water-resistant stuff sack.

Rumpl.co.nz

Kathmandu Camper -3

Sleeping bags and bedding guide

Perfect for multipurpose use while camping or hiking, this semi-rectangular bag features a wide-shaped footbox for added room for those who like a little extra foot space. Quick-drying and easy to care for,
it’s ideal for moderate climates during three seasons, with insuLITE™ synthetic fill for high thermal performance. Also features an adjustable hood and insulated draft tube for temperature control and includes hanging loops and a stuff sack for convenience. The Camper also comes in a -9 option.

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Oztent Bowen XL

Sleeping bags and bedding guide

Forget about childhood camping trips and being zipped into tiny sleeping bags, which render you incapable of movement all night. This XL-size sleeping bag has been purposely constructed for comfort and sleep. Designed in an XL adult size of 140x100cm for plenty of space, there’s also a drawcord closure to maximise warmth retention, chest collar baffles, and a pillow pocket. The T-ThermTM insulation filling is a matrix of moisture-resistant fibres to help keep your body insulated, warm, and cosy to maximise sleeping comfort.

Oztentnz.co.nz

Stoney Creek Black Stag 1000

Sleeping bags and bedding guide

Purpose-built for the most demanding alpine environments, the Black Stag 1000 is Stoney Creek’s high-performance expedition sleeping bag, designed to provide crucial warmth when you need it the most. Boasting an array of advanced features, all specifically designed to ensure that heat is generated and retained efficiently, the Black Stag 1000 is perfect for those who like to push their expeditions, and their gear, to the extremes. Filled with a 700 CUI high insulation downfill, which gives great warmth-to-weight ratio. Weight: 1700gm.

Stoneycreek.co.nz

Kathmandu Zenter -8

Sleeping bags and bedding guide

For those who value top-tier comfort and performance in their sleeping bag, the Zenter -8 is designed to deliver the comfiest, cloud-like sleep, while keeping the bag lightweight and warm. DownTek™ 700-fill power ensures you stay warm on chilly nights, even in damp conditions. Suitable for four seasons, and made of 100% recycled materials, the Zenter features a nearly full-length zip opening, a durable two-way YKK zip with anti-snag pull cover, and comes with a compression sack. Lightweight, durable 20-denier double ripstop fabric featuring Odegon anti-odour technology.

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