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2026-Aug-22nd 00:00

How to Read Sleeping Bag Temperature Ratings

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Many customers are unsure about temperature ratings when sourcing sleeping bags. Here is a brief explanation.

Many customers are unsure about temperature ratings when sourcing sleeping bags. Here is a brief explanation.

 

Temperatures labeled on sleeping bags are generally divided into comfort temperature and limit temperature. The comfort temperature is the range at which an average person feels comfortable and not cold; the limit temperature is the minimum temperature the bag can withstand, though the user may feel cold. We recommend using the comfort temperature as your primary reference and choosing based on the climate of your target market.

 

HonKirin's sleeping bags currently cover a comfort range of 5°C to 15°C, with fill weights from 150g/m² to 400g/m², adjustable to customer requirements. For spring and autumn, we recommend 200–300g/m² fill; for winter or high-altitude use, 350g/m² or above. If you are unsure, just tell us your target market and season, and our sales team will recommend the right configuration.