Sleeping Bags
Choose a sleeping bag by its comfort rating, not the headline extreme figure. Under EN ISO 23537 the comfort rating marks where a standard user still sleeps warm. The extreme rating is merely a survival limit.
The range splits by season. Summer sleeping bags start at comfort ratings around +5 °C. Three-season models cover +5 to −5 °C. Winter sleeping bags are built for −5 °C and below. In Estonia's damp climate synthetic fill is a safer bet than down. It keeps insulating when wet and dries fast. Military-pedigree makers in the range include Snugpak and Carinthia. Always judge the bag together with a proper mat. No temperature figure holds without ground insulation.
Come try bags on at Kadaka tee 42b in Tallinn. Length and shoulder room are deceptive on paper. In the showroom you can also check packed size and weight.
