Compare the top 3 sleeping bags in Australia 2026

For most campers the MalloMe is the best place to start, because it is the cheapest way into a warm, waterproof synthetic bag that copes with damp and machine washes clean, just note its review base is smaller at 100 ratings and its 0 to 18C rating suits mild to cool nights rather than a frosty alpine one. Step up to the TETON Sports Celsius XXL if you want a genuinely cold rated bag with the biggest happy review base here, the Coleman Heritage if you are tall or like to spread out and want a roomy flannel lined rectangular bag rated to -12C, or the QEZER Down if you want real down warmth that packs down small for backpacking. Pick the Marmot Trestles 30 Long if you want a light, EN tested synthetic mummy bag from a trusted outdoor name with the strongest rating in this guide at 4.8 stars, noting its smaller base of 82. The standout, though, is the Kelty Cosmic 20: it is the recognised do-it-all down backpacking bag with treated DriDown that handles a little damp and a reputation built since 1952, even though it is the most expensive pick here.