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Your cart is empty.Our newly redesigned Celsius Sleeping Bag leaves ordinary rectangular bags in the rearview with a modern angled baffle pattern and a handful of anything-but-basic hues to match your personal style. But the Celsius is not just a pretty face—the double-layer construction and innovative fiber fill chase away the chill so you stay snug as a bug long after the sun goes down. We even added a cinchable mummy-style hood for extra warmth (bonus: it also keeps your camp pillow free of crud). Finally, we streamlined the sizes on our new Celsius Sleeping Bag line to make sure everyone sleeps happy. The new Celsius is the same as our previous regular size and features a durable polyester taffeta shell that's tough and easy to clean.
Alyssa H
May 3, 2025
Don’t waste your time! This listing is a joke. This bag does not come with a compression bag as the listing states. The bag is huge is almost 5lbs. My bag that’s 20 years old is lighter then this and better quality!Photo: New sleeping bag is on the Left
Josiah Cuckler
March 20, 2025
Bought two -25 bags for Colorado camping for my wife and I. ivy and lagoon are both great looking. In addition to being good looking bags, they are warm. I don’t see my self needing any additional layers for anything -10 to 10 degrees. Should meet all my needs for ski related camping as well. Of course I might wear a hat on those cold nights. Happy with the purchase.
Cynthia W.
January 29, 2025
I slept in this bag (-25 f), tent camping, wearing a pair of thermals at 40 degrees f, and I was comfortable - a little warm by morning. You would to sleep in need more layers at lower temps. I was on a cot with a 2" thick XL Thermarest Basecamp pad.Pros: Comfy and warm. Well made. The 7-pound weight makes it only suitable for "car camping," but that's all I will need it for. Nice to have a bag that is not a mummy because I am claustrophobic. Comes with a stuff sack. (You will need to STUFF it back in, not roll it and slide it in). Good price for a warm bag.Cons: The advertised width is from outside seam to outside seam. It is narrower inside. It fit me, a small person, with a little wiggle and turning room, but I would not recommend this for a larger person. The zipper kept getting hung up on the inside material. Not a problem to fix in the daylight, but a bit of a pain in the middle of the dark night.
jonathan stephenson
January 8, 2025
I bought 3 Teton sleeping bags for our family for car camping. We just got back from a Fall break trip camping near Hot Springs, Arkansas. The temps dipped into the upper 40s at night and we all stayed toasty and comfortable! Especially with added layering what we wore to bed, these will be comfortable in colder temps. My 6-year-old son wore socks and tight fitting tencel lyocell pjs and slept all night. I wore merino socks, merino base layer pants, and a synthetic base layer top. I was very warm. I love the cinch around the hood to keep my pillow in place and keep warmth in.I am just under 5’6”. As other reviews mention, I would highly recommend an XL if you’re any taller than I am. When I had the top pulled up to my chin, my feet were at the bottom (not uncomfortable for me, but it would be if I were any taller). My 6’1” husband has the XL and it was perfect for him. He was able to pull it up around his head easily.
RedSox2488
December 13, 2024
This product was warm as heck. Slept in a tent when it was below freezing and I was still toasty warm. I took off a star, because the zipper is extremely frustrating to zip up. It got caught in fabric no matter what I tried. I guess not the biggest deal if you are just zipping up and going to sleep, but sometimes I am just chilling in my tent and want to go in and out of my bag. All in all, great deal for how warm it kept me.
diego jones
November 26, 2024
Looks like all other reviews are for the zero degree bag.Get this bag if:- you are allergic to down (or allergic to expensive bags)- you don't want to worry about having a warm shelter to sleep in (small tent, snow shelter etc.)- you don't want to have to try to squeeze extra warmth out of a bag not rated for the temps you are in, using liners, etc.- you are okay with a massively bulky bagThis is a massive, bulky bag, but it does pack up into a string sack. I didn't receive a compression sack, though I don't think it can compress much anyway. Getting it rolled up to go in the sack is damn near impossible because of the slippery polyester it is made of, so I just shove it in there.The only competitor at this price point is a canvas-lined one that "doesn't fold in half", so this wins on portability.I have slept comfortably in -15 degree temps using a zero degree bag, liner, small tent, extra tarp, and shopping bags tied to my feet, but I find this to be worth it.,
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