Like with most camping and outdoor equipment, how to choose the right sleeping bag depends on how you will use it. Things like the time of year you will be camping, whether you will be carrying it along on hikes and your personal sleeping preferences all need to be considered. Sleeping bags come in the following shapes and sizes: We don't normally sleep together (because boys smell 😉 ), due to having different beds, we now have beds that match and join together so we can now sleep together, surely that’s a good thing? I wouldn’t be able to drop off with the snoring and I really miss the hogging of the Duvet, it’s just not the same, it should be home from home surely? Another question you may have is “what is the best material for a sleeping bag?” Most sleeping bags use a synthetic fill with a polyester shell. While down is warmer, it does not perform as well when wet and is usually more expensive than synthetic fills. Both have pros and cons, so decide which one suits your needs best. Two-sided zips – Having zips on either side of your double sleeping bag will help ensure that you don’t disturb your partner should you need to get up in the night.

Camping mats – However good your sleeping bag is, it’s important to have another layer between yourself and the cold ground. So it’s a good idea to invest in a good double camping mat. Browse our full range of camping sleeping mats. Cotton Flannel Lining - A brushed, comfortable and durable fabric that is super soft to touch and incredibly warm The Vango Aurora Double features a soft polycotton outer and a luxurious printed cotton flannel lining. The double layer of insulation provides supreme comfort, warmth and the ultimate home-from-home sleeping experience. As the name suggests, the Aurora Double sleeps two people and at 170cm wide (20cms wider than most double bags) they'll be plenty of room to move around. Dual layer construction is a premium manufacturing technique which creates a more thermally efficient sleeping bag. Rather than using a single layer of insulation which is sewn onto the outside shell of the bag, dual layer construction uses two layers of insulation in the bag which are sewn into the inner and outer shells. The Aurora Double utilizes two 175 g/m² layers of Vango’s Grade A insulation. Hood – Much of your body heat is lost through your head, so a shaped hood is a great way to keep in heat. Many of our double sleeping bags come with a cosy half-moon hood.The Vango Aurora is a 3 season Double sleeping bag, it can be used in the Spring, Summer and Autumn months for your camping holidays, the sleeping bag has a tog rating of 10 and a comfort rating of 2°, keeping the most intrepid campers warm at night. Grade A Quality Fill – Superior fibre fill which is designed to be durable, warm and lightweight while retaining its loft and soft touch The Aurora Kingsize sleeping bag from Vango delivers a versatile design with a rectangular shape that provides plenty of room and comfort for family camping and caravanning trips.

Grade A Quality Fill – Superior fibre fill which is designed to be durable, warm and lightweight while retaining its loft and soft touch. Off-Set Double Layer Construction - stitching is offset so cold spots don't form at the stitch lines. For the latest information and advice on COVID-19, please refer to the latest updates by the UK Government. Grade A Quality Fill – Superior fibre fill which is designed to be durable, warm and lightweight, while retaining its loft and soft touchOuter fabrics – Outer shells are commonly made of nylon – ripstop is popular as it is highly durable. Dryloft is a water-resistant, breathable fabric that is often used for sleeping bags.