Best Synthetic Fill Sleeping Bags

Affordable, insulates when wet, and quick-drying - perfect for all conditions

Showing 8 synthetic sleeping bags

Eco-Friendly North Face Eco Trail
The North Face

Eco Trail Synthetic 20F Backpacking Sleeping Bag

20°F / -7°C Recycled Synthetic 3 lbs
★★★★★ 4.6 (312 reviews)

Made with recycled materials. Reliable synthetic insulation that performs in wet conditions.

Best Value TETON Celsius
TETON Sports

Celsius Regular Sleeping Bag

0°F / 25°F / 35°F Hollow Fiber 5 lbs
★★★★★ 4.6 (4,567 reviews)

Poly-flannel lining with double-layer offset stitching eliminates cold spots. Best-selling budget option.

Lightweight TETON 20F
TETON Sports

20F and 5F Degree Mummy Sleeping Bag

20°F / 5°F Microfiber 3 lbs 3 oz
★★★★★ 4.5 (2,345 reviews)

Innovative microfiber insulation with excellent loft and compressibility. Great for backpacking.

Extreme Cold TETON Deer Hunter
TETON Sports

Deer Hunter -35F and 0F Degree Sleeping Bag

-35°F to 0°F Canvas Shell 9 lbs
★★★★★ 4.6 (567 reviews)

Tough canvas shell for extreme durability. Perfect for hunting and extreme cold weather.

Budget Pick 0 Degree Winter Bag
Generic

0 Degree Winter Sleeping Bag for Adults

5°F - 32°F Synthetic 5.5 lbs
★★★★☆ 4.3 (1,250 reviews)

Waterproof with compression sack. Envelope hoodie design fits big and tall campers.

VILLEY Mummy
VILLEY

Mummy Sleeping Bag Lightweight 3-4 Season

23°F - 50°F Synthetic 3.3 lbs
★★★★☆ 4.3 (1,567 reviews)

Heat efficiency mummy-bag style. Packs into compact 9.3"L x 16.9"H carry bag.

OneTigris
OneTigris

Survival Gear 32°F Cold Weather Mummy

32°F Rating Synthetic 3.2 lbs
★★★★☆ 4.4 (423 reviews)

Tactical-style mummy bag. Lightweight and durable construction for outdoor adventures.

With Pillow SereneLife
SereneLife

Backpacking Sleeping Bag with Pillow & Bag

Warm Weather Synthetic 3.5 lbs
★★★★☆ 4.2 (890 reviews)

Comes with travel pillow and phone pocket. Soft liner with waterproof shell.

Why Choose Synthetic Fill?

Synthetic sleeping bags are an excellent choice for many campers. They offer unique advantages that make them ideal for wet conditions, budget-conscious buyers, and those who need easy-care gear.

Types of Synthetic Insulation

  • Hollow Fiber: Traditional synthetic with good warmth and durability
  • Microfiber: Finer fibers for better compressibility and loft
  • Continuous Filament: Long strands that maintain loft over time
  • Short Staple: More down-like feel but less durable

Pros of Synthetic

  • Insulates when wet
  • Dries quickly
  • More affordable
  • Hypoallergenic
  • Easy to clean
  • No ethical concerns

Cons of Synthetic

  • Heavier than down
  • Bulkier when packed
  • Loses loft faster over time
  • Less breathable
  • Shorter lifespan
Best For: Synthetic sleeping bags are ideal for humid climates, kayak camping, budget-conscious buyers, and anyone who wants low-maintenance gear that performs reliably in wet conditions.