Military Sleeping Bags: tactical insulation for winter and shoulder seasons

A military sleeping bag is reliable insulation and restful sleep in the field, on positions, or during autonomous missions. At our store in Kyiv you’ll find military sleeping bags for shoulder seasons and a winter military sleeping bag for sub-zero conditions. We ship fast across Ukraine so your gear arrives in time for rotation or deployment.

Use cases

• Duty and positions: army sleeping bag with subdued colors and quiet hardware for low-profile rest.

• Raids and long marches: lightweight tactical sleeping bag with compact compression.

• Winter missions: modular systems where a liner pairs with the main bag to create a true winter military sleeping bag.

Construction and materials

• Insulation: advanced synthetics like Climashield Apex, G-Loft, Hollow Fiber in performance weights that retain warmth when damp; hydrophobic down in 650–800 fill power for maximum warmth per gram.

• Shell fabrics: 20D–40D nylon or polyester ripstop with DWR; soft-touch inner lining for comfort.

• Cut and draft control: mummy or anatomical cocoon, insulated collar, wind block along the zipper, anti-cold baffles.

• Zipper: two-way, anti-snag, left and right options that can be mated together.

• Compression: four-point straps, moisture-resistant stuff sack, hanging loops for drying.

• Fit and weight: Regular and Long sizes, shoulder width about 75–85 cm, total weight roughly 1.2–2.5 kg depending on class.

Temperature ratings according to ISO 23537

• Comfort: from 0 to −5 °C for shoulder-season sleeping bags, down to −15…−20 °C for winter models.

• Limit: for experienced users only, down to −25…−30 °C with a winter army sleeping bag.

• Extreme: emergency survival only. Choose a bag whose Comfort rating is at least 5–10 °C below your expected night temperatures.

Recommended loadouts

• Shoulder season: lightweight tactical sleeping bag with synthetic insulation.

• Deep winter: winter military sleeping bag with higher loft plus a fleece liner; add a bivy cover if needed.

• Modular approach: inner liner plus outer army sleeping bag to bridge multiple months and temperature swings.

How to choose

1. Mission and climate: verify real night lows and duty duration.

2. Rating plus margin: pick Comfort 5–10 °C below forecast minimums.

3. Mobility vs. base: prioritize compression and weight for movement; accept more mass for static posts.

4. Compatibility: confirm fit with your mat and bivy or tent, check zipper length and handedness.

5. Care: synthetics dry fast and are easy to maintain; down is warmer per gram but needs careful storage and drying.

Field tips

• Use a liner for hygiene and an extra 2–5 °C.

• Dry the bag daily when possible and never store it long-term compressed.

• Pair with a sleeping mat whose R-value matches the season.

• In freezing conditions keep the zipper clean of ice and fluff the insulation before sleep.

Visit our showroom in Kyiv to try sizes and test compression, or order a sleeping bag online with fast delivery across Ukraine. We’ll help you select military sleeping bags for your task, budget, and weight limits.