Sleeping bags from Grüezi bag®: find the perfect sleeping bag for every adventure
A sleeping bag is your bed when you're outdoors. Therefore, it should not only keep you warm, but also be perfectly suited to your intended use, the season, your height, and your personal sensitivity to warmth.
In the sleeping bag overview from Grüezi bag® you will find our entire selection of outdoor sleeping bags: lightweight summer sleeping bags for trekking and bikepacking, comfortable models for camping and van life, versatile 3-season sleeping bags as well as particularly warm sleeping bags for winter, high mountains and expeditions.
Do you already know what's important to you? Then use the filters on this page . You can narrow down your selection by temperature range, body size, sleeping bag shape, insulation material, intended use, and technical features, among other things. This way, you'll quickly find the perfect models for your trip.
Which sleeping bag is right for you?
The most important question when buying a sleeping bag is not "Which sleeping bag is the best?", but rather: Which sleeping bag is right for my needs?
A bikepacker needs a different sleeping bag than someone who goes camping in a campervan. A summer night in the valley requires a different level of warmth than an autumn tour in the mountains. And someone who gets cold easily should choose a different sleeping bag than someone who gets warm quickly at night.
Therefore, first orient yourself towards these five points:
- Range: Trekking, bikepacking, camping, hut-to-hut hiking, travel, van life, bushcraft or expedition
- Temperature: What is the lowest nighttime temperature you expect?
- Weight and pack size: Do you have to carry the sleeping bag or can you transport it comfortably?
- Sleeping bag shape: Do you want maximum heat efficiency or as much freedom of movement as possible?
- Insulation: What properties are important to you in down, wool, DownWool® or synthetic fibers?
Sleeping bags according to use
At Grüezi bag® you'll find sleeping bags for a wide variety of outdoor adventures. You can filter the collection specifically by your intended use. Currently, we offer models for bikepacking, camping, trekking & hiking, hut-to-hut tours & travel, canoeing, winter expeditions, expeditions & high-altitude tours, as well as for motorhomes, caravans, and vans.
| field of application. | That's what matters | Suitable sleeping bag type |
|---|---|---|
| Trekking & hiking | Lightweight, compact size, reliable warmth | Lightweight mummy sleeping bag |
| bikepacking | Minimal storage space, low weight, compact insulation | Ultralight mummy sleeping bag or quilt |
| Campsite | Comfort, freedom of movement, pleasant sleeping climate | Blanket or comfortable mummy sleeping bag |
| Vanlife & Motorhome | Comfort and freedom of movement are more important than minimal weight. | Blanket sleeping bag or comfortable mummy sleeping bag |
| Hut tour & travel | Lightweight, compact size and versatile use | Lightweight sleeping bag or hut sleeping bag |
| Winter & Expedition | Very high heat output and sufficient temperature reserve | Warm DownWool hybrid sleeping bag |
| Bushcraft & Survival | Robustness, heat performance and a reliable sleeping climate | Robust wool or synthetic fiber sleeping bag |
If you would like to know more precisely which sleeping bag is suitable for your intended use, you can find further information in our sleeping bag guide by area of use .
Sleeping bag for every season
Temperature is one of the most important factors when choosing a sleeping bag. A lightweight summer sleeping bag is pleasantly small and light for warm nights, but can quickly reach its limits in a sudden cold snap. A very warm winter sleeping bag, on the other hand, offers plenty of warmth but is heavier and bulkier.
Summer sleeping bag – lightweight and compact
Summer sleeping bags are ideal for warm nights . They focus on low weight, small pack size, and a comfortable sleeping climate.
The DownWool® 2.0 Extreme Light, weighing approximately 450 g in the regular version, is one of the lightest models in the range and is designed for warm conditions with a specified temperature rating of 8 °C. The DownWool® 2.0 Summer Light offers 2 °C more warmth, while the DownWool® 2.0 Summer is designed for use down to -3 °C.
3-season sleeping bag – flexible from spring to autumn
If you're not only traveling in the height of summer, a 3-season sleeping bag is often the more versatile choice. It offers more warmth for cool spring and autumn nights without being as heavy as a true winter sleeping bag.
Winter sleeping bag – for cold nights
For winter camping, high-altitude mountaineering, and expeditions, you need significantly higher thermal performance. In our sleeping bag overview, you'll find models with temperature ratings extending into very cold conditions. The current DownWool Hybrid Ice Extreme models, for example, have a limit temperature of -25°C.
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Mummy sleeping bag or blanket sleeping bag?
The shape of a sleeping bag affects its warmth, freedom of movement, and pack size. This overview includes both mummy and rectangular sleeping bags.
Mummy sleeping bag
A mummy sleeping bag fits relatively close to the body, thus reducing the amount of space your body has to warm. This makes it particularly interesting for trekking, bikepacking, and tours where weight and warmth are crucial.
Sleeping Bag
A rectangular sleeping bag offers more freedom of movement and can be opened wide in many models. Therefore, it is particularly comfortable for camping, in motorhomes, vans, or anywhere where comfort is more important than saving every last gram.
Quilt
A quilt is a particularly lightweight and flexible alternative to a traditional sleeping bag. The back area is reduced because the insulation there is used in conjunction with a well-insulating sleeping mat. This saves weight.
Which insulation is suitable for your application?
The filling material affects weight, warmth, moisture management, and sleeping climate. At Grüezi bag® you'll find various insulation options, including DownWool®, AlmWolle, DownWool hybrid, and synthetic fibers.
DownWool® – down and wool combined
DownWool® combines the high insulation performance and light weight of down with the natural properties of wool. Grüezi bag® describes DownWool® as a combination of 70% RDS-certified down and 30% natural wool. The wool absorbs and regulates air and body moisture, thus helping to keep the down drier.
This makes DownWool® particularly interesting for trekking, bikepacking and other outdoor activities where low weight, thermal performance and a balanced sleeping climate come together.
AlmWolle – natural sleeping climate
Sleeping bags with AlmWolle rely on natural wool insulation. Wool can absorb and release moisture and is therefore particularly appreciated by people who value a pleasant, natural sleeping climate.
DownWool hybrid – for particularly cold conditions
The DownWool hybrid sleeping bags combine different insulation materials and are designed for particularly demanding, cold conditions. In the current overview, the Ice Alpine, Ice Cold, and Ice Extreme models range in temperature from -8°C to -12°C and -25°C.
Synthetic fiber – robust and easy to care for
Synthetic sleeping bags are a practical choice for camping, travel, and uses where moisture or ease of care are important. They are less sensitive to moisture than down fillings.
Especially light or especially warm?
Buying a sleeping bag often involves a compromise: less weight and a smaller pack size frequently mean less warmth. More insulation, on the other hand, brings additional weight and bulk.
| If it's especially important to you… | What you should pay attention to | Interesting for |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum weight | Lightweight filling, compact construction | Bikepacking, Trekking, Fastpacking |
| Small pack size | Compressible insulation and compact stuff sack | Bikepacking, trekking, travel |
| Maximum heat | High insulation and sufficient temperature reserve | Winter, high mountains, expedition |
| Lots of freedom of movement | Wide cut or blanket sleeping bag | Camping, van life, motorhome |
| balanced sleeping environment | Wool or DownWool® | Camping, trekking, changeable conditions |
How warm does your sleeping bag need to be?
When choosing your gear, don't just go by the time of year. The crucial factor is the lowest temperature that can actually occur during your tour.
For example, a summer sleeping bag might be perfect for a warm night in the valley, while you would need a significantly warmer sleeping bag for a mountain tour in the same month.
Also consider your personal sensitivity to heat, your sleepwear, the quality of your sleeping mat, and whether you are sleeping in a tent, vehicle, or cabin.
Understanding comfort temperature and limit temperature
Temperature ratings for sleeping bags help in comparing different models. The comfort temperature is particularly relevant for personal selection. The limit temperature describes a lower temperature range under defined test conditions and should not simply be understood as "the temperature at which everyone still sleeps comfortably."
If you are unsure about the temperature selection, you can find further information in our sleeping bag usage guide .
Choosing the right sleeping bag size
A sleeping bag should fit your height. If it's too long, an unnecessarily large amount of the interior needs to be heated. If it's too short or too narrow, it can impair sleeping comfort and insulation.
In this collection, you can filter by height. Currently, size ranges such as 160–175 cm, 176–185 cm, and 186–200 cm are available. Depending on the model, there are also long, extra-long, or wide versions.
→ Select sleeping bags according to body size
Sleeping bag for two people
Want to sleep two people? Then a double sleeping bag might be a good option. Depending on the model, sleeping bags can be zipped together or used as a spacious sleeping space for two.
This solution is particularly practical when camping, in a van or motorhome, where freedom of movement and shared sleeping comfort are more important than minimal weight.
Sleeping bag for children
There are also suitable sleeping solutions for young outdoor adventurers. Children's sleeping bags are tailored to smaller body sizes and some Grüezi bag® models are designed to grow with the child.
The current sleeping bag overview includes, for example, models that grow with the child and feature DownWool® or AlmWolle.
Sleeping bag for trekking, bikepacking, camping or expedition?
If you don't yet know which model suits you, you can follow this simple guideline:
- Draw: as light, compact and suitable for the expected temperature as possible.
- Bikepacking: Low weight and small pack size are of particular importance.
- Camping: Greater freedom of movement and comfort can be more important than minimal weight.
- Vanlife: A generous cut and versatile use are often particularly pleasant.
- Hut tour: A lightweight and small model that can easily be stored in a backpack.
- Winter: high heat output and sufficient temperature reserve.
- Expedition: Maximum reliability and insulation tailored to the conditions.
If you would like to delve deeper, you can find detailed information in our sleeping bag guide by area of use .
Why Grüezi bag® sleeping bags?
A sleeping bag from Grüezi bag® shouldn't simply be as warm as possible. The crucial factors are the interplay of insulation, sleeping climate, weight, pack size, cut, and intended use.
That's why you'll find different concepts with us: from ultralight DownWool® sleeping bags to natural alpine wool, robust synthetic fiber models and particularly warm DownWool hybrid sleeping bags.
Many models also feature thoughtful details. In the current collection, for example, you can filter by features such as a thermal collar, foot ventilation, insect protection, pillow pocket, heating capability, connectability, or two-way zipper.
Your sleeping bag for the next tour
Whether you continue your journey by bicycle in the morning, crawl into your tent after a long hike, are out on the road with your camper at the weekend, or are planning a challenging winter tour: the right sleeping bag makes a night outdoors a good night.
Therefore, use the filters on this page and first select your intended use, then temperature, height, shape, and insulation. This way, you don't have to browse through 56 models individually, but can narrow down the selection to the sleeping bags that really suit you.
And if you're torn between several models: Don't just look at a single number. The best sleeping bag is the one that suits your temperatures, your body, your trip, and your personal sleeping habits.
Find your Grüezi bag® sleeping bag now and look forward to your next night outdoors.
Frequently asked questions about sleeping bags
Which sleeping bag is suitable for trekking?
Lightweight mummy sleeping bags with a small pack size and insulation appropriate for the planned temperature range are ideal for trekking. Especially on long tours, every gram counts, which is why lightweight DownWool® models can be a good option.
Which sleeping bag is suitable for bikepacking?
Weight and pack size are particularly important when bikepacking. A compact, lightweight sleeping bag like the DownWool® 2.0 Extreme Light is ideal for warm conditions. For colder temperatures, you should choose a correspondingly warmer model.
Which sleeping bag is suitable for camping?
Comfort is often a top priority when camping. Blanket-style sleeping bags or generously cut models offer more freedom of movement and are particularly suitable for tents, campervans, motorhomes and vans.
Which sleeping bag is suitable for damp conditions?
In damp conditions, the insulating properties are particularly important. Wool can absorb and regulate moisture. DownWool® combines down with wool and, at Grüezi bag®, has been specially designed for a balanced sleeping climate and to handle changing conditions effectively.
Which sleeping bag is particularly lightweight?
The DownWool® 2.0 Extreme Light, weighing approximately 450 g in the regular version, is one of the lightest sleeping bags in the current range. It is particularly suitable for warm nights, trekking, and bikepacking.
Which sleeping bag has a small pack size?
Especially lightweight sleeping bags are often also particularly compact when packed. For bikepacking and trekking, models like the DownWool® 2.0 Extreme Light are therefore of interest. However, the crucial factor is always the combination of pack size, temperature range, and personal comfort.
Which sleeping bag is suitable for winter?
For winter tours, you need a sleeping bag with significantly higher thermal performance. In the current sleeping bag overview, you'll find, for example, the DownWool-Hybrid Ice Alpine, Ice Cold, and Ice Extreme models for very low temperatures.
Which sleeping bag shape is the right one?
Mummy sleeping bags are particularly efficient and well-suited for trekking and bikepacking. Blanket sleeping bags offer more freedom of movement and are especially comfortable for camping and van travel. Quilts are a lightweight alternative for experienced outdoor enthusiasts who want to create a customized sleeping system.
Which insulation is the best?
It depends on the intended use. DownWool® combines down and wool, AlmWolle relies on natural wool insulation, DownWool hybrid is designed for particularly cold conditions, and synthetic fibers are robust and easy to care for. Therefore, there is no single best insulation – it depends on what you expect from your sleeping bag.
